Chief Education Office Anantnag

Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan – Day 60
Sixty days of awareness, action, and collective commitment have reinforced a powerful message — a drug-free society begins with informed choices and united communities.
Let us continue to guide our youth towards health, education, discipline, and positive life goals. Every parent, teacher, community leader, and citizen has a vital role in protecting young minds from the menace of substance abuse.
Together, let us build a generation that is confident, responsible, and resilient, paving the way for a Healthier, Safer, and Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir.

Observance of the 12th International Day of Yoga – District Anantnag
The 12th International Day of Yoga was observed with great enthusiasm, zeal, and active participation across almost all Zonal Headquarters, Higher Secondary Schools, High Schools, and Middle Schools of District Anantnag.
The district-level main event was organized at Sports Stadium Anantnag, where the worthy Deputy Commissioner Anantnag, along with senior officers of the District Administration, officers of J&K Police, participants from all line departments, educators, students, and members of the public, participated in the mass yoga session and graced the occasion.
The observance highlighted the transformative power of yoga in promoting physical fitness, mental well-being, emotional balance, and a healthy lifestyle. The enthusiastic participation of students and teachers across the district reflected a collective commitment towards building a healthier, disciplined, and stress-free society.
On this significant occasion, all participants reaffirmed the message that “Yoga is not merely an exercise; it is a way of life that nurtures harmony between body, mind, and spirit.”
The Cultural Education Wing, Chief Education Office Anantnag, extends heartfelt appreciation to all stakeholders, officers, Heads of Institutions, teachers, students, and volunteers whose dedicated efforts ensured the successful observance of the 12th International Day of Yoga across the district.
“Yoga for One Earth, One Health” — Together, let us embrace yoga as a pathway to wellness, peace, and a brighter future.
Media Cell
Chief Education Office, Anantnag
Ministry of Education Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India School Education Department, Government of Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Commissioner Anantnag Directorate of School Education Kashmir Information & PR Anantnag Samagra Shiksha, J&K Youth Services and Sports, District Anantnag Bal Raksha Bharat

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🧘‍♂️ Celebrating the 12th International Day of Yoga – 2026 🧘‍♀️
A proud moment at the Sports Stadium Anantnag as hundreds of participants came together to observe the 12th International Day of Yoga, embracing the timeless message of “Yoga for Harmony, Health and Humanity.”
Yoga is not merely an exercise; it is a way of life that nurtures physical well-being, mental resilience, emotional balance, and spiritual growth. The enthusiastic participation of students, teachers, officials, and citizens reflected our collective commitment towards a healthier, happier, and drug-free society.
Let us continue to make Yoga a daily habit and inspire others to walk the path of wellness, discipline, and inner peace.
"A healthy mind resides in a healthy body, and Yoga is the bridge that unites both."

Nasha Mukt Bharat Saptah : 21st June, 2026
As we celebrate the International Day of Yoga under the ongoing Nasha Mukt Bharat Saptah, let us inspire our youth to embrace health, discipline, self-confidence, and positive life choices. Yoga not only strengthens the body and mind but also empowers individuals to stay away from harmful addictions and lead a purposeful life.
All esteemed Heads of Institutions (Govt./Pvt.) are requested to ensure the enthusiastic and meaningful conduct of the following activities:
🧘 Mass Yoga Events – International Day of Yoga
(For All Educational Institutions)
✋ Online Pledge Drive Against Substance Abuse
(For All High & Higher Secondary Schools)

👉 KIND REMINDER
Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan – Day 54 | 18th June, 2026
As we proudly step into Day 54 of the Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan, let us strengthen our collective resolve to build a healthier, safer, and drug-free society. Through awareness, creativity, and active participation, we can empower our young generation to make informed choices and become ambassadors of positive change.
Media Cell
Chief Education Office, Anantnag

WHOLE SCHOOL SAFETY PROGRAMME STRENGTHENS AWARENESS AND RESILIENCE AMONG STUDENTS IN SHANGUS
Anantnag, 17th June 2026: In its continued endeavour to foster safe, secure, inclusive, and child-friendly learning environments, the Cultural Education Wing, Chief Education Office Anantnag, successfully conducted two comprehensive Awareness Sessions under the Whole School Safety Programme at Government Girls Higher Secondary School Nowgam, Shangus and Government Middle School Pahloo, Shangus.
The first session was held at Govt. Girls Higher Secondary School Nowgam during the first half of the day, followed by the second session at Govt. Middle School Pahloo in the afternoon. Both programmes witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, teachers, and other stakeholders, reflecting the growing commitment towards school safety and student well-being.
The awareness sessions were facilitated by Mr. Mohammad Akram, DNO, Whole School Safety Programme, who sensitized participants on a range of critical issues including Child Protection, Online Safety, Mental Health and Emotional Well-being, Disaster Preparedness and Response, Drug Abuse Prevention, and Adolescent Behavioural Management.
At Govt. Girls Higher Secondary School Nowgam, the programme was formally inaugurated by the Principal of the institution, who appreciated the initiative and highlighted the importance of equipping students with life-saving knowledge and protective skills in today's rapidly changing world.
Through interactive discussions, real-life examples, and participatory activities, students were encouraged to develop informed decision-making abilities, adopt responsible behaviour, and actively contribute towards building a culture of safety, respect, resilience, and mutual care within their schools and communities.
The sessions concluded with a collective pledge by all participants to uphold the values of safety, discipline, dignity, and social responsibility, reaffirming their commitment to creating educational institutions where every child feels protected, empowered, and valued.
"Safe Schools Nurture Responsible Citizens; Protected Children Build a Stronger Nation."
Media Cell,
Chief Education Office, Anantnag
Ministry of Education Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India Directorate of School Education Kashmir Deputy Commissioner Anantnag