Drug awareness club of NSS organizes skit competition
- Rivett '25
- Nov 4, 2025
- 2 min read
Melinda Mishal J, III BA English
The Drug awareness club of NSS at WCC hosted an impactful skit competition on 23rd July titled “Say No Before It’s Too Late” at Bamford Hall with various clubs belonging to the NSS unit performing, shedding light on the dangers of drug abuse among youth.
“This is not just a performance - it’s a collective effort towards a good deed.”
— Dr. Margaret Marie, Head of NSS unit.
A total of 10 student teams participated in the event with over 100 students watching the skits. The contestants presented powerful narratives on issues such as substance abuse due to depression, media influence, and lack of guidance, while also offering solutions rooted in awareness, self-control, and support systems.
Each team brought to light the problems of drug intake and how to handle it when exposed. Creative scripts and impressive acting engaged the audience with the right mix of infotainment.
“Every 'No' to drugs is a 'Yes' to the future,” was the impactful message for the audience and the participants. Special judges Dr. Margaret Marie and Dr. Evelyn Kramony keenly observed the skits and graded them based on relevance, creativity, team coordination and overall performance.
Competition Results:
The event concluded with the announcement of shared prizes across all ranks:
🥇 1st prize – TANSAC & SH
🥈 2nd prize – HB & HH
🥉 3rd prize – Drug awareness club & ABS
🎖️ 4th Prize – PW & RRC
🎖️ 5th prize – YRC & LSP
Shiney Shalom Vasanthakumari, coordinator of HH club of NSS stated, “We are proud of the creativity and commitment shown by the participants. Events like these shape not just awareness but character.”
The event ended with a loud round of applause, which was encouragement enough for students to continue participating in socially impactful initiatives.
