Malwanchal University Leads the Message of a Drug-Free Future at Youth Walk 2026

Malwanchal University proudly participated in Youth Walk 2026, a major social awareness initiative held in Indore on 08 February 2026, centered around the theme “Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life.” The event was organized with the objective of educating youth and the wider community about the serious consequences of drug abuse while encouraging a healthy, disciplined, and responsible lifestyle. The walk saw enthusiastic participation from students, faculty members, and senior university officials, highlighting the university’s strong commitment to youth empowerment, wellness, and social responsibility. Through its active involvement, Malwanchal University once again demonstrated its role as an institution dedicated to holistic education and nation-building.

The university made a remarkable impact with the participation of 750+ students from various institutes, supported by 130+ faculty members, positioning Malwanchal University among the leading contributors to the event.

The university delegation was led by Vice Chancellor Dr. Sanjeev Narang, along with Additional Director (Planning & Administration) Dr. R. C. Yadav, Deputy Registrar Dr. Rajendra Singh, CAO, Index Medical College Mr. Dheeraj Jaiswal, Director Research Dr. Lily Ganju, Assistant Registrar Dr. Pooja Vishwakarma, and Assistant Registrar Dr. Deepshikha Vinayak. The event was further graced by the presence of Director, Index Nursing College Mr. Deepak Mishra, Director Mr. Abhijeet Tayde, Principal, Index Nursing College Dr. Smriti G. Solomon, Principal, Index Ayurvedic College Hospital and Research Centre Dr. Prajakta Tomar, Principal, Index Institute of Management Arts and Sciences Dr. Ajay Mishra, Dean, Index Institute of Law Dr. S. K. Nirala, and HOD, Index Institute of Agricultural Sciences Dr. Shivam Verma, whose participation encouraged and inspired students.

The Youth Walk 2026 emerged as a meaningful platform to spread awareness about mental and physical well-being, responsible decision-making, and the importance of a drug-free society. The presence of university leadership alongside students conveyed a powerful message that drug abuse prevention is a shared responsibility of educational institutions, educators, and society at large. Malwanchal University’s active participation reaffirmed its dedication to nurturing socially conscious, disciplined, and responsible citizens, while strengthening community bonding and promoting positive values among the youth.