Dolphin’s PU College Observes No Tobacco Day

Dolphin’s PU College organized a meaningful No Tobacco Day awareness program in collaboration with the Sidlaghatta Taluk Health and Family Welfare Department, Tobacco Control Unit, and Legal Services Authority. The initiative aimed to educate students about the harmful effects of tobacco consumption and to promote a healthier, addiction-free lifestyle among youth.

The event featured insightful talks by Police, public health officials, and legal experts who highlighted the health risks, social consequences, and legal implications of tobacco use. Through real-life case discussions and interactive sessions, students gained a deeper understanding of why early awareness and prevention are crucial.

The highlight of the program was a powerful pledge-taking ceremony, where students and faculty vowed to stay away from tobacco and become ambassadors of a tobacco-free society. Posters, skits, and videos created by students added a creative dimension to the campaign, further reinforcing the message.

Principal Dr. Shrinivasmurthy N emphasized the college’s commitment to student well-being and the importance of such awareness initiatives in shaping responsible, health-conscious citizens. The event concluded with a vote of thanks to the partnering departments for their continued support in spreading awareness and promoting public health.

Dolphin’s PU College remains dedicated to holistic education, where physical well-being and informed decision-making are as valued as academic excellence.