CBSE is holding a live, interactive “Nasha Mukt Yuva” talkathon focused on substance abuse risks and prevention for students. The session features experts and is designed to encourage awareness of substance abuse and support students in making healthy, responsible choices. Both outlets say students can participate by submitting questions online.

Times of India reports that the talkathon goes live on YouTube at 6 pm, with experts from the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and AIIMS discussing peer pressure and support systems. Free Press Journal adds further context, saying the event runs for about 45 minutes and is framed around “Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat.” It also specifies that CBSE invites questions via social media using hashtags such as #NashaMuktYuva and #CBSETalkathon.

The expert panel described by Free Press Journal includes Dr Nand Kumar of AIIMS, principal Alka Awasthi, and NCB officials, and it notes that questions cover peer pressure, mental health concerns, and de-addiction steps. Times of India and Free Press Journal both present the initiative as youth-focused and preventive, with participation through social media and live streaming.