Hyderabad teen signs MoU with Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau
Fourteen-year-old K Samskriti, daughter of B Sumathi, Inspector General of Special Intelligence Bureau, pledges to take drug free wellness (online) course for teenagers
Hyderabad: Fourteen-year-old K Samskriti, the daughter of B Sumathi, Inspector General of Special Intelligence Bureau, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the TGANB (Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau) pledging to take drug free wellness (online) course for teens.
She signed and exchanged the MoU document with TGANB chief Sandeep Shandilya at the TGANB office on Saturday.
Samskriti, a tech enthusiast and social entrepreneur had pledged to take the course for the teens across Telangana with an aim to make it the first state in the country to and perform the massive and interactive online awareness on drugs and substance abuse to teens by a teen.
