Friday, April 24, 2026

AdiSU Honours Anti-Drug Activist Gumin Mize

 


Pasighat, April 24:

The Adi Students’ Union (AdiSU) felicitated Gumin Mize, President of the Arunachal Pradesh Anti-Drugs Warriors (APADW), in recognition of his dedicated efforts toward building a drug-free Arunachal Pradesh.

A prominent social activist, Mize has been at the forefront of a grassroots movement against drug trafficking and substance abuse, particularly in the East Siang and Itanagar regions. Through consistent community engagement, awareness drives, and active intervention, he has played a significant role in mobilizing youth and civil society against the growing menace of narcotics.

Widely regarded by locals as a “real-life hero,” Mize’s contributions were formally acknowledged in 2025 when he was named among the “Unsung Heroes of Arunachal.” His work includes tracking drug peddlers and strongly advocating for accessible, high-quality rehabilitation services for individuals struggling with addiction.

AdiSU, while honoring Mize, expressed its commitment to support his mission and collaborate in future initiatives aimed at curbing drug abuse and strengthening community resilience.

The recognition highlights the growing role of community-led efforts in addressing substance abuse and reinforces the importance of collective action in safeguarding the state’s youth.

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