Awareness Through Art: Abhivyakti Organized Nukkad Natak on Shaheed Diwas for Cleanliness & De-addiction

Posted by : Sangeeta Gaur / Abhivyakti Team / On : 2024-03-23

To mark Shaheed Diwas, Abhivyakti Welfare Society performed an impactful street play (Nukkad Natak) and roadshow in Jaipur to spread awareness on cleanliness and drug de-addiction among youth.

Art and theater have always been powerful tools for driving social change. On the occasion of Shaheed Diwas, the Abhivyakti Welfare Society organized an engaging street play (Nukkad Natak) and roadshow near Karan Heights, Lalkothi, Jaipur.

Led by Society President Sangeeta Gaur, team members and passionate young artists gathered between 10:30 AM and 11:30 AM to address key social issues through live drama and public interaction.

Key Highlights of the Initiative

• Promoting Cleanliness (Swachhata): The play emphasized individual civic duty, encouraging citizens to keep public spaces clean and adopt sustainable waste practices.

• Drug & Alcohol De-addiction Message: Through powerful performance scenes, youth artists depicted the detrimental impacts of substance abuse on health, families, and society, urging young people to say no to drugs and alcohol.

• Community Roadshow: The performance attracted local residents and passersby, creating an active forum for community discussion on social responsibility.

By combining tribute to our national martyrs with social welfare action, Abhivyakti Welfare Society continues to motivate today’s youth toward building a healthier, cleaner, and addiction-free society.