Srinagar, July 27: The Civil Society Forum Kashmir (Health) has issued a high-praise commendation acknowledging the extraordinary impact of the “Stay Fit Stay Healthy” initiative, a pioneering movement dedicated to advancing preventive healthcare, physical wellness, and public health awareness across J&K.
At a critical juncture when lifestyle-related diseases, sedentary habits, and the growing menace of substance abuse pose severe threats to public health, the “Stay Fit Stay Healthy” team has stepped forward as a beacon of positive change. Through targeted health awareness drives, expert-led discussions, sports-centric campaigns, and direct community engagement, the initiative is actively reshaping public attitudes toward wellness.
Crucially, by steering young people toward physical fitness and sports, the movement serves as a formidable shield against drug addiction and constructive youth engagement across the region.
What sets this crusade apart is its powerhouse multidisciplinary alliance, uniting prominent voices from medicine, public service, sports, engineering, and law enforcement. The Civil Society Forum proudly highlighted the landmark contributions of key panel members, including Musculoskeletal and Sports Injury Specialist Dr. Mir Ishfaq Hussain, SSP Traffic Srinagar Ajaz Bhat (IPS), renowned Pulmonologist Prof. Dr Naveed Nazir Shah, eminent Endocrinologist Prof. Dr Shariq R. Masoodi, Popular television presenter and cultural figure Azhar Hajini and Er. Farhan Manzoor Shah (Additional Secretary, NIT Srinagar Alumni Association).
The Forum noted that this unique fusion of expertise demonstrates an exemplary model of civic leadership and community participation. By integrating physical health, mental well-being, disease prevention, and active law enforcement perspectives, the movement provides a comprehensive blueprint for societal betterment.
Extending its warm compliments and best wishes, the Civil Society Forum Kashmir (Health) expressed high hopes that the “Stay Fit Stay Healthy” mission will continue to expand its footprint across educational institutions, local sports clubs, and grassroots communities throughout J&K paving the way for a healthier, fitter, and completely drug-free society.
