Port Blair, Feb 26: The Directorate of Social Welfare spearheaded an innovative program, Awareness cum Fitness Programme (Hasgulla Club), under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan (Drug-Free India Campaign). Taking a novel approach to combating substance abuse, the program intertwines physical fitness with the joyous nature of laughter, creating a unique therapeutic experience.
The 26th Awareness Cum Fitness Program took place at Joggers Park from 6 AM to 7:30 AM last Sunday, inviting locals to participate in a refreshing morning routine. The session, which successfully engaged 30 beneficiaries, was expertly guided by Shihan M.S Murgan, an expert in physical fitness and mental health. Notably known as an internationally recognized laughter and yoga ambassador, and possessing a rich background as an Ex. Sub Inspector of A&N Police (IRBN). He also emphasized the significance of incorporating regular exercise into daily routines and highlighted its positive impact on overall well-being.
Dr. Nitin Shakya, Director (Social Welfare), shared his insights on the initiative for a healthy society and Nasha Mukht Bharat. He emphasized the power of laughter in our lives and the numerous benefits it brings to overall health and happiness.
The Directorate of Social Welfare invites all interested individuals to join the “Hasgulla Club” programme and take advantage of the fitness and awareness activities offered. This is a fantastic opportunity for community members to improve their physical health and gain valuable insights into leading a balanced lifestyle. Drug Awareness cum Fitness programme will be conducted every Sunday at Joggers Park from morning 6.00 AM till 7.30 AM for the general public till the month of March.
The program received positive feedback from the participants, who expressed their appreciation for the informative and engaging sessions. Many attendees expressed their commitment to integrating healthier practices into their daily lives, for those interested in joining or seeking more information about the Hasgulla Club, please reach out to the Nodal Officer (Prohibition), Department of Social Welfare, at 03192-244386 or 9933248717.
