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Maris Stella NCC cadets take anti-drug message to Vijayawada station

Source: The Hindu · 25 Sep 2026, 15:06 UTC
Maris Stella NCC cadets take anti-drug message to Vijayawada station
Image: The Hindu · original report

Cadets from Maris Stella College’s National Cadet Corps reportedly staged an anti-drug street play at Vijayawada railway station. The supplied material provides no details about the performance, its audience, the messages delivered or the organisers’ comments, so the event’s wider context cannot be established from the information available.

Cadets from Maris Stella College’s National Cadet Corps staged an anti-drug street play at Vijayawada railway station, according to the title supplied by The Hindu. The performance was intended to communicate an anti-drug message in a public railway setting. No further details about the play’s content, duration or participants are provided in the available material.

The supplied information also does not say how many cadets took part, whether railway officials or members of the public attended, or whether the performance formed part of a wider awareness campaign. There are no quoted comments from the college, the NCC or railway authorities. The available material therefore establishes the reported staging of the street play, but does not support additional claims about its reception or impact.

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