The Chandigarh Police, has launched a peer-led intervention mission known as “Urja: Ek Nayi Kiran.” in collaboration with Society for the Promotion of Youth and Masses (SPYM) and the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) arm of Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.

This program goals to create child-friendly and drug-free communities for susceptible youngsters in three recognized areas of Chandigarh together with Dadumajra, Maloya, Dhanas, Badheri, colonies of Sector 25 and 54.

The program was inaugurated on July 30, 2022, by Home Minister, Amit Shah. A complete of 1,200 youngsters have been enrolled in 4 batches, with every batch consisting of 300 youngsters. The first batch began in August and efficiently concluded in October 2022, with 324 youngsters from Maloya and Dadumajra taking part. The fourth batch is at present in progress, beginning in June 2023.

To acknowledge the achievements of the URJA youngsters and distribute medals to the winners of the sports activities meet 2023, a program was held at Tagore Theater in Sector 18. The chief visitor for the occasion was Banwarilal Purohit, Punjab governor and Chandigarh administrator.

The program included the discharge of a espresso desk guide highlighting the actions of the youngsters from the earlier 4 batches, which was unveiled by the chief visitor. The chosen candidates from the Job Mela obtained their job provide letters by the chief visitor.

The occasion additionally featured an anti-drug consciousness nukkar natak (avenue play) and a bhangra programme. Jayanta Das, director Primero Skills, obtained a certificates of appreciation for his efforts in conducting the Job Mela, introduced by the Chandigarh Police.