Nasha Mukti Indradhanush Abhiyan India: Doctor-led Campaign targets addiction-free India
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In an effort to achieve an addiction-free Nation, the ''Nasha Mukti Indradhanush Abhiyan India'' campaign has garnered support from over 1,000 doctors, public health experts, and undergraduate and postgraduate medical students.
Launched by the Asian Coalition for Health Empowerment (ACHE) in collaboration with Doctors Against Addiction (DaAD), this signature campaign garners support from medical professionals and the public, paving the way for a healthier, addiction-free India.
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