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22/04/2026

Tribute to Pahalgam Martyrs and Promotion of Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan Mark One-Day Programme at Pulwama.

Pulwama: April 22, 2026

The Save Youth Save Future Foundation, in collaboration with the District Administration Pulwama, organized a one-day interaction programme along with a cricket match at Pulwama Ground today. The event was held to pay homage to the martyrs of the Pahalgam terror attack and to promote the message of a drug-free society under the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan and Nasha Mukt Jammu & Kashmir initiatives.

The programme was led by the Deputy Commissioner Pulwama, Mr. Basharat Qayoom (IAS), along with Mr. Wajahat Farooq Bhat, Chairman of the Save Youth Save Future Foundation.

As a mark of respect, a two-minute silence was observed in memory of the martyrs. All players wore black armbands, and jerseys bearing the number 26 were used to honour the 26 martyrs of the Pahalgam attack. The words “Pahalgam Martyrs” were inscribed on each uniform as a tribute.

The cricket match was played between teams representing District Pulwama and District Shopian, reflecting unity and sportsmanship among the youth.

Speaking on the occasion, the Deputy Commissioner Pulwama paid rich tributes to the victims of terrorism and reiterated the administration’s commitment to continue the Nasha Mukt Abhiyan.

Mr. Wajahat Farooq Bhat, Chairman of the Foundation, highlighted that the organization is actively working across the Kashmir Valley on multiple initiatives, including support for victims of terrorism, promotion of a drug-free Kashmir, and youth engagement through sports, education, and empowerment programmes.

The programme was coordinated by Mr. Jasib Shabir, District Coordinator of SYSF Pulwama. Other senior officials and members of the organization also participated in the event. A large number of local youth, students, and members of civil society were present, making the programme widely attended and impactful.

The event concluded with a collective pledge against drug abuse, reaffirming the commitment to building a healthy and drug-free society.

22/04/2026

PRESS RELEASE
Date: April 22, 2026

Villgam, Kupwara: Taleem Haq Hai Hamara Conducts Educational Outreach and Interaction Programme, Bringing Community Together

Villgam, Kupwara: “Taleem Haq Hai Humara”, a branch of the Save Youth Save Future Foundation, organized an educational outreach and interaction programme along with a stationery donation drive titled “School Chale Hum” at Glisten Public School, Villgam Kupwara, as a solemn tribute in remembrance of the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack. The initiative aimed to support the educational needs and overall development of students while honoring the memory of those affected by the tragedy.

The programme commenced with a warm and inspiring inauguration led by Ms. Anika Nazir, Chief Guest, Founder of Taleem Haq Hai Humara , Women’s Wing President, Save Youth Save Future Foundation. The event evolved into a vibrant and engaging interaction session, bringing together students, parents, members of the public, and the local civil society of Villgam. Meaningful conversations, shared experiences, and collective reflections marked the occasion, fostering a spirit of unity, awareness, and a renewed commitment towards education and social responsibility.

During the programme, essential items including stationery materials, study resources, and sports materials were distributed among the students to promote both academic growth and extracurricular engagement. The drive was conducted for the upliftment and betterment of the students, ensuring access to basic educational resources.

The event also featured heartfelt performances by students, who presented patriotic songs and shared their thoughts on the tragic Pahalgam terror attack. The students paid tribute to the victims and expressed their grief, making the programme emotionally meaningful and reflective.

Among the dignitaries present on the occasion were Chairperson of the school, Shri. Tariq Ahmed, Principal Shri. Mudasir Rasool of Glisten Public School, Villgam Kupwara, and District Coordinator Kupwara, Mr. Javaid Ahmed Beigh. Their presence added encouragement and significance to the initiative, along with other respected members and local representatives who attended the event.

The organizers reiterated their commitment to continue such initiatives in the future, striving to empower students through education and community support.

01/04/2026

DARDNAMA: A Chronicle of Pain, Truth, and Human Resilience Held at Dak Bungalow,

Baramulla, 30 March 2026

The Save Youth Save Future Foundation organized a grand programme titled “DARDNAMA: A Chronicle of Pain, Truth, and Human Resilience” at Dak Bungalow, Baramulla, witnessing the participation of nearly 250 terror victim families from across District Baramulla and providing them a dignified platform to share their experiences, many of whom had remained unheard for more than three decades.

The programme focused on families affected by terrorism during the past thirty years whose cases had neither been properly documented nor addressed in a systematic manner. The interaction aimed to acknowledge their suffering, restore dignity, and bring long-pending grievances into the administrative domain.

During the programme, several terror victim families personally interacted and shared their painful experiences, narrating the hardships, loss, and suffering they had endured over the years. Many of them expressed that for the first time they felt heard and viewed the initiative as a ray of hope towards justice, dignity, and institutional support.

Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Shri Syed Fakhruddin Hamid (IAS), attended the programme as Chief Guest, while Senior Superintendent of Police Baramulla, Shri Gurinderpal Singh (IPS), attended as Guest of Honour. The event was also attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Shri Syed Altaf Hussain Musvi; Chairman of Save Youth Save Future Foundation, Shri Wajahat Farooq Bhat; Women’s Wing President, Ms. Anika Nazir; District Information Officer Baramulla, Shri Iftikhar Naseem; along with other dignitaries and senior members of the organisation.

Addressing the gathering, Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Shri Syed Fakhruddin Hamid, assured that all genuine cases presented during the programme would be examined on priority and processed in accordance with established procedures.

Senior Superintendent of Police Baramulla, Shri Gurinderpal Singh, assured full cooperation from the police administration and stated that all necessary support would be extended in genuine matters concerning terror victim families.

Speaking on the occasion, Chairman of Save Youth Save Future Foundation, Shri Wajahat Farooq Bhat, stated that the foundation remains committed to ensuring justice, dignity, and recognition for victims of terrorism and will continue to pursue all pending genuine cases through proper channels.

Ms. Anika Nazir, while presenting the vote of thanks, reiterated that the organisation would continue its efforts to support victims of terrorism and ensure that their concerns are consistently followed up.

The victim-centric initiatives undertaken under the leadership of Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Shri Manoj Sinha, were acknowledged and appreciated, particularly those related to rehabilitation, relief measures, and employment support for affected families.

The programme concluded with a collective call for justice, dignity, and sustained institutional support for victims of terrorism.

13/02/2026

DARDNAMA: From Silence to Strength : A Testament of Courage and Survival Held at Uri, Baramulla on 13 February 2026

The DARDNAMA: From Silence to Strength : A Testament of Courage and Survival programme was organized by the "Save Youth Save Future" Foundation at the Auditorium Hall, Government Degree College Uri, Baramulla, on 13 February 2026. The event witnessed the participation of nearly 100 families affected by terrorism from Boniyar and Uri Tehsil of District Baramulla.

The programme provided a dignified and inclusive platform for victims of terrorism, many of whom have remained unheard for over three decades to share their experiences. It also included families who lost their loved ones in cross-border shelling. The primary objective was to acknowledge their suffering, restore their dignity, and bring long-pending grievances into the public and administrative domain.

The event specifically focused on families affected over the past thirty years whose cases were neither properly documented nor systematically addressed. Through structured interaction, the Foundation sought to ensure that these genuine cases receive due attention and justice.

On the occasion, the victim-centric and humanitarian initiatives undertaken under the leadership of Lieutenant Governor J&K Shri Manoj Sinha were acknowledged and appreciated, particularly measures related to rehabilitation, relief assistance, and employment support for families affected by terrorism.

The programme was led by the Chairman of the Foundation, Mr. Wajahat Farooq Bhat, who highlighted the prolonged suffering, sacrifices, and resilience of genuine victims of terrorism. In his address, he emphasized that for the last three decades, a large number of affected families remained voiceless and invisible despite enduring irreparable losses.

The event was graced by the presence of the Additional Deputy Commissioner, Baramulla, Mr. Syed Altaf Hussain Musvi, as the Chief Guest. He assured the gathering that the District Administration Baramulla stands firmly with the victim families. He patiently listened to their grievances and directed the concerned officials to resolve all genuine cases promptly and on priority. He was accompanied by other officials from the district administration.

Senior office bearers of the Foundation were also present, including Zonal President North Kashmir Mr. Ishfaq Ahmed Bhat, Provincial Coordinators Mohammad Maqbool Khan, Fayaz Ahmed Mir, Nasir Mehraj Bhat, and Muzamil Farooq Bhat, along with District Incharge Kupwara, Javaid Ahmed Beigh.

The proceedings were conducted by Mr. Zia Ul Islam, who ensured smooth coordination and facilitated a respectful and structured interaction between the victims and representatives of the Foundation.

During the interaction session, participants shared deeply personal accounts of loss, trauma, and resilience spanning the last three decades. The Foundation documented details of pending cases, including those of disabled victims, widows, orphans, and other genuine beneficiaries who have not yet received due assistance. The collected data will be pursued with the concerned authorities in a structured, transparent, and responsible manner.

Addressing the gathering, Mr. Wajahat Farooq Bhat further stated that the recent victim-focused measures under the leadership of Lieutenant Governor Shri. Manoj Sinha have instilled renewed confidence among affected families, particularly those neglected for decades, as several long-pending cases are now receiving attention and support.

The programme concluded with a collective commitment to sustained ground-level engagement, systematic documentation, and continued advocacy to ensure that the real victims of terrorism, especially those unheard for over thirty years are recognized, supported, and rehabilitated with dignity.

31/01/2026

Pulwama, Today:

Save Youth Save Future Foundation organized an awareness programme titled “Mulakaat Samkhun Teh Bedaar Gasun” at the Pulwama Town Hall, focusing on two of the most pressing challenges confronting contemporary youth, substance abuse and the growing menace of misinformation.

The programme was addressed by Mr. Jasib Shabir, District Coordinator Pulwama, along with District Coordinators from other districts, including Mr. Shabir Ahmed Sheikh (Budgam), Mr. Rasik Ahmed Sheikh (Shopian), and Mr. Amir Rashid Sheikh (Srinagar). The speakers offered in-depth insights into the systematic and long-term consequences of drug abuse, as well as the deliberate spread of misinformation, particularly through digital and social media platforms. They highlighted how these challenges impair judgment, erode moral values, and hinder the social and intellectual development of young individuals.

Special emphasis was placed on the importance of critical thinking, media literacy, and responsible digital engagement as essential tools for youth to navigate the modern information landscape and make informed decisions.

An interactive session followed, during which participants raised pertinent questions related to addiction, misinformation, and the constructive role of youth in safeguarding society. The discussion enabled meaningful dialogue and offered practical perspectives for addressing these challenges at both individual and community levels.

The programme concluded with a collective resolve to promote awareness, responsibility, and civic consciousness, reaffirming Save Youth Save Future Foundation’s unwavering commitment to nurturing an informed, resilient, and drug-free youth community.

26/01/2026

On the auspicious occasion of Republic Day, 26th January 2026, it is a moment of immense pride for Save Youth Save Future Foundation and its entire team that our dedicated grassroots team members from different districts were recognized and honored by their respective District Administrations and the Government for their sincere and impactful service.

Special congratulations to Team Baramulla, where our Joint Secretary, Mr. Ishfaq Ahmed Bhat, and District Coordinator, Mr. Moin ul Hamid, were felicitated for their commendable work.

Mr. Mudasir Ahmed Dar, Zonal Head of South Kashmir was honoured by the District Administration Pulwama .Mr. Jasib Shabir, was also felicitated by the District Administration Pulwama for his dedicated service.

Mr. Javed Ahmed, District Coordinator Kupwara, was likewise honored on the same day by District Adminstration Kupwara.

These recognitions clearly reflect how the work of our organization is being accepted, valued, and appreciated also at the grassroots level, where real change begins.

From receiving a State Award earlier to seeing our field team members honored today, this journey further strengthens our commitment to serve society with sincerity and purpose.

Heartfelt congratulations to the entire team. Let us continue working together for a safer youth and a stronger future.

28/12/2025

DARDNAMA : A Chronicle of Pain, Truth, and Human Resilience Held at Baramulla
Baramulla, 28 December 2025:

The Save Youth Save Future Foundation organized the grand programme DARDNAMA : A Chronicle of Pain, Truth, and Human Resilience at Dak Banglow, Baramulla, with the participation of around 400 families from across North . The event provided a dignified and inclusive platform for victims of terrorism to share their experiences, many of whom have remained unheard for over three decades.

The programme specifically focused on families affected during the past thirty years whose cases were neither documented nor addressed in a systematic manner. The interaction aimed to acknowledge their suffering, restore dignity, and bring long-pending grievances into the public and administrative domain.

On the occasion, the victim-centric and humanitarian initiatives undertaken under the leadership of Lieutenant Governor Mr. Manoj Sinha were acknowledged and appreciated, particularly those related to rehabilitation, relief measures, and employment support for families affected by terrorism.

The programme was chaired by the Chairman of the Foundation, Mr. Wajahat Farooq Bhat, who, in his address, highlighted the prolonged suffering, sacrifices, and resilience of genuine victims of terrorism. He emphasized that for the last three decades, a large number of affected families remained voiceless and invisible despite enduring irreparable loss.

Senior office bearers of the Foundation, including Vice Chairman Mr. Mir Arif and General Secretary Mr. Sajad Hassan Mir, were present. The programme was also attended by State Coordinators Mr. Fayaz Ahmed Mir and Mr. Maqbool Ahmed Khan, District Coordinators Mr. Jasib Shabir and Mr. Moun Ul Hameed, along with other members of the organization.

The proceedings were conducted by Mr. Zia Ul Islam, who ensured smooth coordination of the programme and facilitated respectful and structured interaction between the victims and representatives of the Foundation.

During the interaction session, participants shared personal accounts of loss, trauma, and resilience spanning the last three decades. The Foundation documented details of pending cases, disabled victims, widows, orphans, and other genuine cases that have not yet received due assistance.

The collected data will be pursued with the concerned authorities in a structured, transparent, and responsible manner.

Addressing the gathering, Mr. Wajahat Farooq Bhat added that the recent victim-focused measures under the leadership of Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha have instilled renewed confidence among affected families, particularly those who were neglected for decades, with several long-pending cases now receiving attention and support.

The programme concluded with a collective commitment to sustained ground-level engagement, systematic documentation, and advocacy to ensure that the real victims of terrorism, especially those unheard for over thirty years are recognized, supported, and rehabilitated with dignity.

03/12/2025

“NOOR-E-WUJOOD – Honoring the Courage of Terror-Affected Persons With Disabilities”
(International Day of Persons with Disabilities – Town Hall Kupwara)

Kupwara, 3 December 2025 – Save Youth Save Future Foundation organized a distinguished programme titled “NOOR-E-WUJOOD” at Town Hall Kupwara to commemorate the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The programme was led by Chairman Save Youth Save Future Foundation, Mr. Wajahat Farooq Bhat, and attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner Kupwara, Gulzar Ahmed Bhat, Ms. Anika Nazir, President, Women’s Wing, Save Youth Save Future Foundation; and other eminent guests. The initiative aimed to honor terror-affected individuals who sustained permanent disabilities due to past incidents of terrorism and to provide them a platform to share their experiences and concerns.

The programme commenced with a welcome address by Ms. Anika Nazir, who emphasized the critical need for sustained institutional and societal support for women disabled as a result of terrorism.

During the event, terror-affected individuals living with disabilities shared their personal stories, highlighting the profound impact of terrorism on their lives, families, and livelihoods. The interaction provided insights into their rehabilitation, healthcare, and employment challenges.

Additional Deputy Commissioner Kupwara, Gulzar Ahmed Bhat, appreciated the efforts of the Save Youth Save Future Foundation and lauded the courage of terror-affected individuals who have persevered despite permanent disabilities. He stressed the importance of community support, timely medical intervention, and institutional assistance in helping these individuals lead dignified lives.

A medical camp, organized by the District Administration, provided essential health services to attendees, demonstrating proactive care for vulnerable populations.

Chairman Mr. Wajahat Farooq Bhat highlighted the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to empower terror victims and stressed the shared responsibility of society and institutions in ensuring their well-being and dignity. He also expressed gratitude to Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, for his leadership, support, and dedication to providing justice and hope to the families of terror victims in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Foundation expressed sincere gratitude to the District Administration Kupwara and all partners whose support ensured the successful ex*****on of NOOR-E-WUJOOD.

13/11/2025

Mulakat, Samkhun Teh Bedaar Gasun — Police–Public Outreach Program in Keegam, Shopian

The District Police Shopian, in collaboration with Save Youth Save Future Foundation, organized a Police–Public Outreach Program at Keegam, .

Save Youth Save Future Foundation remains committed to the holistic growth and development of Jammu & Kashmir. The organization continues to strive for the creation of a drug-free and crime-free society while extending full support to initiatives that strengthen law and order and promote stability across the Union Territory.

The District Shopian unit of Save Youth Save Future Foundation, led by its coordinator Irshad Ahmad Bhat, along with Rasik Nabi, Aqib Ahmad, and district coordinators of Pulwama and Budgam, Jasib Shabir and Shabir Ahmed, actively participated in the event.

The outreach program aimed to engage diverse sections of society, including youth, students, elders, academicians, businesspersons, self-help groups, and sportspersons, to enhance community participation, promote awareness, and build collective responsibility toward a safer and progressive society.

The event was graced by the presence of SSP Shopian, Shri Mushtaq Ahmad Choudhary, along with other officials of the District Shopian Police, who interacted with locals and listened to their concerns. A wide range of public grievances were put forth by participants representing various walks of life. SSP Shopian assured that all genuine concerns of citizens would be addressed in a time-bound and transparent manner, reaffirming that Shopian Police is truly the people’s police, approachable, responsive, and community-oriented.

Save Youth Save Future Foundation reiterates its pledge to collaborate with all sections of society to ensure a secure, peaceful, and prosperous Jammu & .

10/11/2025

In a recent field engagement at Handwara, Kupwara, the Save Youth Save Future Foundation (SYSF), under the leadership of Ms. Anika Nazir, President of the Women’s Wing, convened an interaction with female survivors of terrorism, women whose husbands, fathers, brothers, or sons were lost to decades of terrorism and political violence in the Valley.

The dialogue sought to interrogate the intersecting dimensions of gender, trauma, and post-conflict recovery, while assessing the socioeconomic precarity and psychosocial resilience of affected households. The initiative underscored SYSF’s continued commitment to gender-responsive peacebuilding, restorative justice paradigms, and sustainable human development frameworks within the evolving discourse of New Kashmir.

Ms. Anika Nazir lauded the moral courage and agency of these women, portraying them as epistemic bearers of collective memory and architects of social transformation, whose endurance and lived experiences remain integral to shaping the trajectory of peace, justice, and inclusive reconstruction in post-conflict Kashmir.

18/10/2025

Nayi Subah – Nashe Se Azadi, Zindagi Ke Saath | 6th Drug Awareness Event at GDC Pulwama

Pulwama, October 18:

Continuing its mission to build a drug-free society, the Save Youth Save Future Foundation organized the 6th Drug Awareness Event under its ongoing campaign “Nayi Subah – Nashe Se Azadi, Zindagi Ke Saath” at Government Degree College Pulwama, in collaboration with the District Administration Pulwama and the Social Welfare Department.

The event aimed to raise awareness among youth about the growing menace of drug addiction and the need for collective efforts to curb it. Students, faculty members, and officials from various departments participated enthusiastically, making it a strong platform for dialogue and awareness.

Distinguished guests from the Health Department, Youth Services and Sports Department, Social Welfare Department, and respected religious scholar Mr. Feroz Ahmad shared valuable insights on the psychological, social, and moral impacts of drug abuse. They highlighted the importance of family support, community vigilance, and spiritual strength in preventing substance use among young people.

Mr. Jasib Shabir, District Coordinator Pulwama of Save Youth Save Future, delivered the welcome address and hosted the event. He reaffirmed the organization’s vision of a drug-free Pulwama, emphasizing youth leadership and community involvement.

Mr. Irshad Ahmad Bhat, Research Scholar, addressed the gathering on the link between cross-border terrorism and drug trafficking, explaining how narcotics are used to weaken youth and destabilize society. His address left the audience more aware of the broader dimensions of the drug crisis.

An interactive Q&A session allowed students to engage directly with officials from the Health, Social Welfare, and Youth Services and Sports Departments. Questions focused on rehabilitation facilities, mental health support, and preventive measures. Officials responded with clarity and compassion, encouraging youth to take active roles in building a drug-free society.

A student voting activity was also conducted to form a dedicated Anti-Drug Committee within the college. The committee will submit monthly reports on campus-related issues, including drug abuse and harassment, to the District Administration.

The event concluded with a collective pledge by students, staff, and guests to uphold the vision of a drug-free Pulwama. The Save Youth Save Future Foundation reaffirmed that when youth, administration, and institutions work together, the dream of an addiction-free society becomes achievable.

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