Empowering Students, Building the Future of Assam
When people hear the name WARIORS – Women Awareness and Rural Invigorate Organisation CUM Radiant Society, they naturally think it is an organization that works only for women. While women empowerment is our core identity, our strongest and most impactful foundation is our work with students. At WARIORS, we believe in a very simple and powerful philosophy: If you want to change a society permanently, start from its classroom.A student is not just a learner; he or she is a future parent, a future teacher, a future farmer, a future leader. If a student is healthy, safe from addiction, and educated, the entire village becomes healthy and educated. With this belief, WARIORS, across Tinsukia, Dibrugarh, and Golaghat districts of Assam, has been working relentlessly for the last one year for the welfare of students, especially those from rural, tea garden, and economically backward backgrounds.Our entire student welfare model is built on three non-negotiable pillars that every child needs to succeed in life: 1. Good Health, 2. Safe Environment, and 3. Good Education. The six major programs we conducted in 2025-2026 are living examples of these three pillars.PILLAR 1: GOOD HEALTH – FROM SHAME TO CONFIDENCE – MENSTRUAL HYGIENE FOR GIRL STUDENTSFor a teenage girl studying in a government school in a village like Rupai or in a tea garden line of Dinjoy, menstruation is still one of the biggest reasons for dropping out of school. According to various field studies, lack of menstrual hygiene knowledge, lack of access to sanitary napkins, shame, superstitions like not entering the kitchen or not going to school during periods, fear of staining, and infections force lakhs of girls to remain absent for 5-6 days every month. Over a year, this becomes 60 days of lost education. WARIORS decided to break this silence with action, not just talk.A) Sanitary Napkin Distribution and Awareness – Rupai Primary School, Tinsukia DistrictDate: 30th June 2025, Monday
Venue: Rupai Primary School
Organized by: Rupai Anchalik Committee, Tinsukia District, WARIORS
Leadership: Mrs. Madhurima Baruah, President, Rupai Regional Committee
Participants: More than 80 school and college-going girls and local womenThis program was organized with a total budget of Rs. 9,000. This included sanitary napkin kits worth Rs. 6,000, awareness materials and handouts worth Rs. 1,500, and refreshments and logistics worth Rs. 1,500. But the financial figure is not important; the social impact is important.This was not just a distribution drive. We started with an awareness session. Our invited district guests, Mrs. Udipana Bora and Mrs. Swapna Medhi, who are experienced social workers, spoke openly with the girls. They explained scientifically what menstruation is, why it happens, and why it is not impure or a matter of shame, but a natural, healthy biological process that every woman goes through.We demonstrated the correct way to use and dispose of sanitary napkins, how long one napkin should be used, how to maintain personal cleanliness to prevent urinary tract infections, and what kind of cloth should never be used. We busted myths like not taking a bath during periods, not eating certain foods, etc.The most powerful part was the open Q&A session. For the first time in their lives, these girls asked questions about their own bodies without fear. One girl asked, “Is it normal to have pain?” Another asked about irregular periods. Our guests answered them with patience and love. When a girl understands her own body, her confidence returns. When her confidence returns, she comes back to school regularly. This program became an important step towards health, dignity, and self-confidence for the women of Rupai village.B) Menstrual Health and Anti-Child Marriage Awareness – Dinjoy Paka Line, Chabua MES, Dibrugarh DistrictDate: 29th June 2025
Venue: Dinjoy Paka Line, Chabua, under Chabua Legislative Assembly Constituency, Dibrugarh District
Presided by: Mrs. Ilumoni Dutta, President, Dibrugarh District Committee
Public Relations Secretary: Mrs. Nibedita KonwarIf rural girls face challenges, girls living in tea garden labour lines face double challenges. Poverty, illiteracy of parents, early marriage, and lack of health facilities make them the most vulnerable group in Assam.WARIORS Dibrugarh District Committee chose Dinjoy Paka Line for this reason. A large number of adolescent girls, young women, and guardians participated in this awareness program.
The objectives were five-fold: 1) To educate adolescent girls about menstruation and health management. 2) To encourage safe and correct use of sanitary napkins to prevent infection. 3) To break social stigma and shame associated with menstruation. 4) To build self-confidence and promote good health. 5) To create awareness against child marriage, which is directly linked to early menstruation and school dropout in tea gardens.In her presidential speech, Mrs. Ilumoni Dutta explained the vision and mission of WARIORS. She highlighted the specific problems seen during menstruation in tea garden areas – using dirty cloth, lack of water and toilets in schools, and mothers not talking to daughters. She sought cooperation from all sections of society, including garden management and ASHA workers.She demonstrated how infection can be prevented through awareness and correct use of napkins. She also spoke about how to break superstitions, adopt healthy behavior, maintain morale and self-confidence, and remain healthy physically and mentally. She explained that a healthy girl can study well, play well, and later become a healthy mother.The response was overwhelming. Local guardians, many of whom were tea garden workers, came forward and praised the initiative. They said no one had ever come to their line to talk about this openly. They requested WARIORS to organize more such programs in other lines of the garden. At the end, Mrs. Nibedita Konwar thanked everyone and declared it an important step. She also announced future training programs and mental health counseling sessions for adolescent girls and promised to continue such public awareness programs. This program proved that if a girl’s health is good, her education becomes complete and child marriage can be prevented.PILLAR 2: SAFE ENVIRONMENT – BUILDING A DRUG-FREE YOUTH FOR A DRUG-FREE ASSAMToday, the biggest threat to today’s students is not just academic pressure, but addiction. In Upper Assam, especially in Tinsukia district which is close to the border, drugs like brown sugar, heroin, tablets, and ganja have entered schools. Mobile addiction and bad company are destroying our future generation.
According to our field workers, many students start drugs out of curiosity, peer pressure, and family problems. WARIORS believes that prevention is better than cure, and awareness in school is the best prevention. We organized two major awareness drives to fight this.C) International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking – Rupai Learners Higher Secondary School, DoomdoomaDate: 26th June 2025
Venue: Rupai Learners Higher Secondary School, Tinsukia
Organized by: Doomdooma Anchalik Committee, WARIORS, Tinsukia District
Presided by: Mrs. Nirala Choudhury
Conducted by: Mrs. Miranda Baruah Deka, SecretaryThis program was organized in line with the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, which is observed globally on 26th June.The objective was very clear: At present, drug abuse is taking the form of a deep crisis in the youth society. The meeting was organized with the aim of alerting and making students aware of its dangerous effects. The youth is the future of society – if they go astray, the future society may be plunged into darkness.The chief speaker was Dr. Abdul Jalil Choudhury, Assistant Professor, Department of Bengali, Doomdooma College and Head of NCC. He is very popular among students. He did not give a boring lecture. He spoke from the heart. He beautifully described the causes of drug addiction among youth – broken families, love failure, exam failure, wanting to look cool, and depression.He explained its destructive effects – how one puff can destroy the liver, kidney, brain, and how it leads to stealing from parents and finally to crime. He stressed the importance of true dialogue with parents.His words touched everyone: “Parents are the best friends – they have built you with hardship and sweat. They may scold you, but they love you the most. Respect them, talk to them. Tell them your problems.”He advised students to stay away from bad company and focus on studies, sports, and NCC activities to build a bright and healthy future. He invited students to join NCC to build discipline. At the end, more than 200 students took a collective oath with raised hands to stay away from drugs and to inform their teachers and parents if they see any friend taking drugs. They also promised to spread awareness among friends and family.D) Awareness Program Against Drugs and Substance Abuse – Badoucha Senior Secondary School, MakumDate: 14th July 2025, Monday
Venue: Badoucha Senior Secondary School, Makum
Organized by: WARIORS Tinsukia Nagar Regional Committee, Tinsukia DistrictThis program was more scientific and career-oriented, focusing not just on saying no to drugs, but saying yes to life.Two special resource persons were invited.First, Mr. Abul Ali, ICTC Counsellor, Tinsukia Civil Hospital. He is a government counselor who deals with HIV patients daily. He explained very clearly the dangerous medical aspects of drugs, how sharing needles causes HIV/AIDS, how drug abuse causes Hepatitis C, and how it destroys mental health. He spoke about self-control, how to say no to peer pressure, and the need for professional counseling. He told students that if anyone is already trapped, there is no shame in seeking help at ICTC centres, which provide free and confidential counseling. Students understood the medical and social consequences for the first time with real data from Tinsukia district.Second, Mr. Rubul Sah, Social Worker and Entrepreneur. He showed students an alternative and positive path. He did not just talk about problems; he showed a solution. He scientifically explained the process of preparing organic fertilizer, vermicompost, from earthworms, its economic benefits, and how youth can find a new path of entrepreneurship. He showed that 1 kg of vermicompost can be sold for Rs. 20-30 and a small unit can give a monthly income of Rs. 15,000. He taught that instead of running after temporary addiction, creating something with your own hands and becoming economically self-reliant is
the biggest and best addiction.At the end, Mrs. Runima Chetia Neog, Secretary, Tinsukia Nagar Anchalik, discussed the main goals and activities of WARIORS and invited students to approach the organization without any hesitation if they face any problem. She wished everyone a bright future and concluded the meeting with thanks.The lesson from both these anti-drug programs is clear: It is not enough to tell the youth “Don’t do it.” We must also show them “What to do instead.” WARIORS provides that alternative – sports, NCC, organic farming, counseling, and a supportive community that listens.PILLAR 3: GOOD EDUCATION – FREE KNOWLEDGE IS THE RIGHT OF EVERY CHILDAfter health and safety comes education. In Golaghat district, especially in the Merapani area which is an educationally backward and border area, WARIORS has been doing exemplary work every single year without fail.E) Free Summer Coaching Classes – Merapani, Golaghat – 20th to 25th July 2026Duration: 7 Days
Venue: At two centres – Elite Coaching Centre, Merapani and Gyanam Coaching Centre, Gomariguri
Organized by: WARIORS Golaghat District Committee
Led by: Mr. Samudra Saikat, Secretary, Golaghat District CommitteeLike every year, this year also WARIORS Golaghat District Committee provided free summer coaching for the students of Merapani area. This is our flagship program.During summer vacation, when schools are closed and rich students go to expensive private coaching in Golaghat town, poor students sit idle at home and forget what they learned. To bridge this gap, WARIORS organizes this free camp.Students of Class 9 and 10, the most crucial years before HSLC, were taught three most difficult subjects: English, General Mathematics, and General Science. These three subjects decide the division of a student.The classes were conducted by dedicated teachers: Mr. Akib Ahmed, Mr. Sabir Hussain, and Mr. Samudra Saikat himself. All of them are young educators who volunteered their time for free. The district committee expressed heartfelt thanks to all of them for their noble service. More than 60 students attended daily.This one-week program may seem small, but for a student who cannot afford Rs. 1000 per month for coaching, this free education is life-changing. It shows that WARIORS is not just an awareness NGO, it is an educational support system.F) Conclusion of 15-Day Free Coaching – A Step Towards Continuity – Merapani, GolaghatDate: 14th August 2025, Thursday
Venue: Krishnaswami, Merapani, Golaghat
Organized by: WARIORS Golaghat District Committee
Led by: Mr. Samudra Saikat, SecretaryIf the 7-day camp was an introduction, this 15-day program was a deep dive. On Thursday, 14th August 2025, WARIORS Golaghat District Committee successfully concluded its 15-Day Free Coaching Program at Krishnaswami, Merapani.This was a more advanced, long-term, and structured program than the 7-day summer camp. In this program, students of Class 9 and 10 were taught four subjects: English, Mathematics, General Science, and Social Science.Mathematics and General Science were taught by Mr. Akib Ahmed, Owner of Elite Coaching Centre, and his assistant teacher Mr. Prasenjit Sarkar, who are known for their easy methods to teach difficult formulas.English and Social Science were taught by Mr. Samudra Saikat himself, focusing on grammar, writing skills, and map pointing for Social Science.At the end of the program, the District Secretary did not just distribute certificates. He sat with the students and explained in detail about the aims, objectives, and future activities of WARIORS. He explained that WARIORS is not an organization that comes and goes; it is their own organization. He motivated them to dream big and study hard to get out of poverty.This 15-day program proves our commitment to continuity. We don’t just do one-day events for photos; we stay with the students until they actually learn. During both summer and regular days, when poor students cannot afford private tuition, WARIORS fills that gap free of cost. This is not just tuition; it is a message that “We are with you, we believe in you.”CONCLUSION: WHY WARIORS IS LOVED AND TRUSTED BY STUDENTSThese six programs together show why WARIORS is special and trusted by students, parents, and teachers across Assam.We see a student as a complete human being, not just a roll number. We give a girl a sanitary napkin and bring her back to school, protecting her dignity. We pull a boy away from drugs and show him the disciplined path of NCC and the entrepreneurial path of organic farming and self-employment. We teach a poor student mathematics, science, and English for free for 15 days, giving him a chance to compete with rich students.Our work has created a bridge of trust between the community and the students. Guardians who once hesitated to talk about menstruation now come and request more programs in their villages. Schools that once saw NGOs as outsiders now officially invite us to conduct sessions. Students who were once shy and addicted now take bold oaths to fight drugs and child marriage and become volunteers of WARIORS themselves.Our Future Plan for Students for 2026-2027:To establish Menstrual Health Clubs and provide free sanitary napkin banks in every tea garden and rural high school.To form Anti-Drug and Mental Health Clubs in every higher secondary school in collaboration with ICTC, District Administration, and Assam Police, providing free and confidential counseling.To expand the successful Merapani model of free summer coaching to all districts of Assam and start year-round weekend coaching centres for Class 9 to 12.To start digital literacy and mobile addiction awareness, which is the next big challenge for students.To provide career counseling and scholarship guidance to first-generation learners.WARIORS is not just organizing programs; WARIORS is building the future of Assam through its students. Because when a student rises, Assam rises.
WARIORS Anti-Drugs Campaign: From Awareness to Action in Schools
WARIORS MISSION DRUG-FREE ASSAM: Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan
Assam today is facing a silent emergency. The drug menace, which was once limited to border areas, has now entered the corridors of our schools and colleges. In Upper Assam, particularly in districts like Tinsukia, Dibrugarh and Nalbari, substances like brown sugar, heroin, WY tablets, cough syrups, and ganja are easily available to teenagers. According to field data collected by WARIORS volunteers, the reasons are many – peer pressure, curiosity to look cool, academic failure, love failure, family conflict, depression, easy availability, and lack of parental communication.The consequences are devastating. A young student who starts drugs not only destroys his own liver, kidney, brain and future, but also pushes his entire family into debt, crime, and social shame. Sharing of needles leads to HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C. Many students drop out of school and become involved in theft and illegal activities.The Government of India has launched the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan (NMBA) to make India drug-free. WARIORS, as a responsible community-based organization, has taken this national mission to the grassroots level – to the classroom. We believe that prevention is always better than cure, and a 14-year-old student who is made aware today will never become an addict tomorrow.In the last 15 months, from June 2025 to September 2026, WARIORS organized four major anti-drug awareness camps in four different schools across two districts, directly reaching more than 600 students, 30 teachers, and hundreds of parents. This essay is a detailed documentation of those four programs and our model of intervention.Our Approach: Not Just “Don’t Do Drugs” But “What To Do Instead”Most anti-drug campaigns fail because they only say “Drugs are bad, don’t do it.” Teenagers already know it. WARIORS uses a different, scientific and holistic approach with three steps:Step 1: Fear and Fact: We invite medical experts from ICTC, FRU and Civil Hospitals to show the medical truth with real data – how drugs lead to HIV/AIDS.Step 2: Heart and Family: We invite senior professors, social workers and spiritual leaders like Brahma Kumaris to touch the heart, rebuild family bonding, and show moral values.Step 3: Alternative and Future: We don’t leave students empty-handed. We show them alternative highs – NCC, sports, meditation, organic farming and entrepreneurship, so they have a positive path to follow.This three-step model was applied in all four of our programs.PROGRAM 1: International Day Against Drug Abuse – Rupai Learners Higher Secondary School, TinsukiaDate: 26th June 2025
Venue: Rupai Learners Higher Secondary School, Doomdooma, Tinsukia District
Organized by: WARIORS Doomdooma Anchalik Committee, Tinsukia District
Occasion: International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit TraffickingObjective: The drug abuse has taken the form of a deep crisis in the youth society. The meeting was organized with the aim of alerting and making students aware of its dangerous effects. The youth is the future of society – if they go astray, the future society may be plunged into darkness.Proceedings:The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Nirala Choudhury, President of the Anchalik Committee, and was efficiently conducted by Secretary Mrs. Miranda Baruah Deka.The chief speaker was Dr. Abdul Jalil Choudhury, Assistant Professor, Department of Bengali, Doomdooma College and Head of the NCC unit of the college. He is highly respected among students.Dr. Choudhury did not give a boring lecture on laws. He spoke like a father. He described the causes of drug addiction among youth – broken families, failure in exams, depression, wanting to impress friends, and lack of communication with parents. He explained its destructive effects in a very simple way – how a small tablet can first give a false sense of happiness, then make you a slave, then make you steal money from your mother’s purse, and finally destroy your brain completely.He stressed the most important point – the importance of honest dialogue with parents. In his memorable words, which are still remembered by students: “Pitri-Matriyei Shrestha Bandhu – Teoloke Aponalokok Kostore Gorise, Tekhetsokolok Sonman Korok.” Meaning, “Parents are the best friends – they have built you with hardship and sweat. Respect them, talk to them.”He advised students to stay away from bad company and to focus on studies, sports, and NCC activities to build a bright and healthy future. He invited interested students to join NCC to build discipline, punctuality, and patriotism, which automatically keeps one away from drugs.At the end, more than 200 students took a collective oath with raised hands: “We will never take drugs, we will never let our friends take drugs, and if we see anyone taking drugs, we will inform our teachers and parents.” They also promised to spread awareness among friends and family. This program set the tone for our entire anti-drug mission.PROGRAM 2: Scientific Awareness and Alternative Livelihood – Badoucha Senior Secondary School, MakumDate: 14th July 2025, Monday
Venue: Badoucha Senior Secondary School, Makum, Tinsukia District Organized by: WARIORS Tinsukia Nagar Regional CommitteeIf the first program touched the heart, the second program opened the mind with science and future planning.We invited two very special resource persons who are not regular motivational speakers, but field workers who deal with the consequences of drugs daily.Speaker 1: Mr. Abul Ali, ICTC Counsellor, Tinsukia Civil Hospital. ICTC stands for Integrated Counselling and Testing Centre for HIV/AIDS. Mr. Ali deals with HIV-positive patients every day, many of whom got infected due to sharing needles for drugs. He explained very clearly and with government data, the dangerous medical aspects of drugs.He said that drugs do not just affect the brain; they destroy the body’s immunity. Sharing the same needle for injecting drugs is the fastest way to get HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C. He explained what HIV is, what AIDS is, how it is transmitted, and how it is not transmitted. He broke myths that HIV spreads by touching or eating together. He spoke about self-control, how to say no when a friend forces you, and the need for professional counseling. He told students that if anyone is already trapped, there is no shame in seeking help. ICTC centres provide free, confidential counseling and testing. Students understood the medical and social consequences for the first time with real data from Tinsukia district, which is a high-prevalence district for HIV due to drug use.Speaker 2: Mr. Rubul Sah, Social Worker and Organic Entrepreneur. While Mr. Ali showed the danger, Mr. Sah showed the solution and an alternative future. He is a young entrepreneur who makes
vermicompost, organic fertilizer made from earthworms.He scientifically explained the process of preparing vermicompost – how to make a pit, how to put cow dung and earthworms, how in 45 days high-quality fertilizer is made. He explained its economic benefits – 1 kg of vermicompost sells for Rs. 20-30 in the market, and a small unit can give a monthly income of Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 20,000. It is in high demand among tea gardens who want to go organic.He taught students that instead of chasing a temporary high from drugs, creating something with your own hands, earning your own money, and becoming economically self-reliant is the biggest and best high. Many students, especially those from economically weak families, were highly inspired and asked him for training.At the end, Mrs. Runima Chetia Neog, Secretary, Tinsukia Nagar Anchalik, discussed the main goals and activities of WARIORS and invited students to approach the organization without any hesitation if they face any problem related to drugs or mental stress. She wished everyone a bright future and concluded the meeting.The lesson from this program is clear: It is not enough to tell the youth “Don’t do drugs.” We must also show them what to do instead to earn and to live with dignity.PROGRAM 3: Spiritual Strength and Community Power – Bright Star Academy, NalbariDate: 20th August 2026, Thursday
Time: 11:00 AM
Venue: Bright Star Academy Auditorium, Nalbari
Organized by: Jointly by WARIORS Nalbari District Committee and Brahma Kumaris, Nalbari Campaign: Nasha Mukt Bharat AbhiyanFor our third program, we moved to Lower Assam, Nalbari district, and tried a unique model – collaboration with a spiritual organization.The drug problem is not just medical, it is also spiritual and mental. Lack of inner peace and self-control leads to addiction. Therefore, WARIORS Nalbari collaborated with Brahma Kumaris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Nalbari.The program was held at the auditorium of Bright Star Academy, a reputed school in Nalbari.The meeting was inaugurated by WARIORS Nalbari Advisor Mrs. Mridusmita Medhi. She welcomed all and explained why WARIORS is working in schools.Then, Brahma Kumari Mani Barman delivered a very valuable and different kind of speech. She did not talk about law or medicine, she talked about the mind. She explained how Rajyoga meditation can give mental peace, increase willpower, and help students say no to addiction. She taught a 2-minute breathing exercise to control anger and stress, which are the main triggers for drugs. Her session was very calming and powerful.Brahma Kumari Mamoni Lahkar and Brahma Kumari Tulamoni were also present and led the students in a short meditation for inner strength.The chief guest and main speaker was Mr. Jatindra Nath Krishna Das, renowned social worker and President of Helping Hand NGO. He has been working on de-addiction for 10 years in Nalbari. He spoke in very fluent and simple Assamese about drug abuse prevention and the harmful effects of narcotics on health, family, and society. He shared real-life stories of boys who lost everything due to drugs and later recovered with help.The meeting was also attended by Principal of Bright Star Academy, Mr. Kamal Sharma, and all the teachers of the college.From WARIORS side, a strong team was present: Advisor Mridusmita Medhi, Akan Talukdar, Secretary Manju Baishya, Cultural Secretary Eva Barman Saloi, Vice President Padumi Barman, Executive Members Nuruma Ahmed and Sabdashri Baruah. Their presence showed the strength of WARIORS women’s team in Nalbari.The program ended with a huge response. Students requested more meditation and counseling sessions.PROGRAM 4: Medical Truth at
the Border Area – Kakopather Higher Secondary School, TinsukiaDate: 17th September 2026, Wednesday
Time: 1:00 PM
Venue: Kakopather Higher Secondary School Campus, Tinsukia District
Organized by: WARIORS Tinsukia District Committee
Theme: “Madokmukto Jibon, Suswasthyore Surokshito Jibon” – Drug-Free Life, Healthy and Secure LifeOur fourth program was in Kakopather, which is a very sensitive area near the Assam-Arunachal border and has seen a rise in drug cases. The school has more than 100 students in higher secondary, the most vulnerable age group.We focused purely on medical awareness and invited two government medical staff who are directly involved in HIV testing.Resource Person 1: Mr. Hemanta Baruah, ICTC Counsellor, Doomdooma FRU (First Referral Unit).Mr. Baruah gave a very simple and heart-touching speech in Assamese. He said, “Madok Hoise Mrityur An Eta Naam. I Eta Sundor Jibon, Eta Poriyal Aru Ekhon Samajok Til Tilkoi Dhongso Kore.” Meaning, “Drugs is another name for death. It destroys a beautiful life, a family and a society slowly, bit by bit.”He explained very practically how taking drugs with the same needle and leading an unsafe lifestyle leads to deadly diseases like HIV/AIDS. He explained in detail what HIV is, how it spreads – through infected blood, infected needle, unprotected sex, from mother to child – and how it does not spread. He explained how to prevent it and how to get free testing and counseling at any ICTC centre in Tinsukia and Dibrugarh. He told them that the test is completely free and confidential.Resource Person 2: Mr. Manjil Saikia, Laboratory Technician, Doomdooma FRU.Mr. Saikia explained the importance of blood testing, early detection, and how treatment is available for free at the government ART centre. He urged students not to be afraid of testing.More than 100 students listened with full attention. Many asked questions about whether HIV can be cured. At the end, they took an oath for a drug-free life.Conclusion and Impact and Future PlanThese four programs together have directly impacted more than 600 students, but indirectly impacted more than 3000 family members.Our impact is visible: After our program at Rupai Learners, the school has formed a student vigilance committee. At Makum, 5 students have contacted Mr. Rubul Sah for vermicompost training. At Nalbari, Bright Star Academy has requested monthly meditation classes.WARIORS is not just organizing one-day programs for photos. We are building a long-term drug-free ecosystem.Our Future Plan for 2026-27 is:To establish Anti-Drug Clubs (Nasha Mukt Clubs) in every high school and higher secondary school where WARIORS is active, in collaboration with Assam Police and District Administration.To provide free and confidential counseling and referral service to ICTC and de-addiction centres.To start a toll-free helpline number where students can call if they are under peer pressure.To organize parent-teacher awareness meetings, because parents are the first line of defense.To promote sports, NCC, Scouts and Guides, and entrepreneurship like vermicompost, mushroom cultivation as alternative livelihoods.WARIORS believes that every student who says no to drugs, says yes to a brighter Assam. This fight is not just against a substance; this fight is for the future of Assam.We appeal to all schools, parents, and NGOs to join us in building a Drug-Free, Healthy and Educated Assam.WARIORS, Assam
