In Bihar's Madhepura district, women associated with the Jeevika rural livelihood mission have taken a pledge to make society completely free from addiction. Under this initiative, de-addiction awareness and oath-taking programs were organized in three major cluster-level federations (CLFs): Anand CLF, Muskan CLF, and Navjeevan CLF in Biharganj block.

The primary goal of these events was to educate people about the widespread problem of substance abuse in rural areas and its detrimental consequences. A large number of Jeevika Didis collectively pledged not only to keep themselves and their families away from addiction but also to work towards freeing their entire locality and society from this social ill.

Jeevika Madhepura initiated this powerful campaign recognizing that addiction not only harms health but also pushes families into deep poverty. A significant portion of hard-earned money is wasted on addiction, severely impacting children's education, nutrition, and health. Block Project Manager Shivakar Thakur encouraged the women, stating that Jeevika Didis are pioneers of not just economic self-reliance but also social revolution.

Brahma Kumaris Service Centre representatives, including Brahma Kumari Archana Didi, B.K. Ranju, and Brahma Kumar Shashiranjan, also participated, offering spiritual and practical guidance for overcoming addiction. They emphasized that lasting victory over addiction can be achieved through inner peace, strong willpower, and self-control.

Prominent social and political figures, such as RJD women's district president Ragini Rani alias Dolly Kumari, Vinay Vardhan, and former Ghelaadh chief Khokha Babu, praised the initiative, urging that the message of de-addiction reach every household. The enthusiastic participation of CLF nodal officers, cadres, and local villagers signifies a collective resolve for an addiction-free family, a healthy society, and an empowered Bihar.