Terms & Conditions

1. Acceptance of Terms

Welcome to nashamuktbihar.in, the digital platform of the Nasha Mukt Bihar Campaign (“Campaign”, “we”, “us”, “our”).

By accessing, browsing or using this Website, creating an account, joining the Campaign, taking a Sankalp, registering for an event, submitting an activity, downloading a certificate, submitting information about a rehabilitation centre, or using any other Campaign service, you agree to these Terms & Conditions (“Terms”).

If you do not agree with these Terms, please do not use the relevant service.

Additional terms may apply to specific programmes, events, volunteer roles, Campus Ambassador activities, certificates or other services.

2. Purpose of the Website

The Website provides digital infrastructure for the Nasha Mukt Bihar Campaign, including:

• public awareness resources;
• Campaign information;
• digital Sankalp;
• membership;
• volunteering;
• events and programmes;
• Campus Ambassador activities;
• activity reporting;
• participation certificates;
• rehabilitation-centre information;
• helpline information;
• NGO and professional participation;
• articles and educational resources;
• government resources and circulars;
• campaign statistics;
• media and gallery content.

The Website is not intended to replace professional medical, psychological, legal or emergency services.

3. Eligibility

You may use the Website only where you are legally capable of entering into an agreement under applicable law. Certain services may have additional age or eligibility requirements.

Where participation involves children or minors, appropriate parent, guardian, educational institution or legally authorised consent requirements may apply. We may restrict participation in specific programmes where eligibility requirements are not satisfied.

4. Account Registration

Some features require an account. You agree to:

• provide accurate information;
• keep your information reasonably current;
• protect your authentication credentials;
• not share authentication codes;
• not impersonate another person;
• not create accounts using another person’s identity without authorization;
• notify us if you suspect unauthorized account access.

We may suspend or restrict an account where there is reasonable evidence of fraud, abuse, impersonation, security compromise or violation of these Terms.

5. Membership

Joining the Campaign is voluntary. Membership registration does not automatically confer:

• employment;
• government appointment;
• political office;
• financial entitlement;
• professional accreditation;
• medical qualification;
• authority to represent the Campaign publicly.

A membership ID identifies participation in the Campaign’s membership system.

Membership status may include:

PENDING → VERIFIED → ACTIVE

and may also be:

• SUSPENDED;
• REJECTED;
• REVOKED.

The Campaign may require verification before granting certain privileges.

6. Membership ID

Membership IDs are generated by the Campaign’s system. A membership ID must not be:

• sold;
• transferred;
• impersonated;
• altered;
• used to represent another person.

The Campaign may invalidate an ID where it was generated fraudulently, obtained through impersonation, or associated with a revoked membership.

7. Sankalp / Digital Pledge

The Sankalp feature provides an opportunity for individuals to express voluntary support for the Campaign.

A digital Sankalp:

• does not constitute a legal contract to undertake medical treatment;
• does not constitute a medical intervention;
• does not guarantee personal or social outcomes;
• does not make the participant a Campaign employee.

Campaign statistics relating to Sankalps may be displayed only in accordance with the Campaign’s verification and privacy rules.

8. Volunteer and Programme Participation

Participation in volunteer programmes, youth workshops, Mahila Engagement programmes, Campus Ambassador activities, NGO programmes, professional programmes and other Campaign activities may require approval.

Approval may be:

• conditional;
• time-limited;
• programme-specific;
• subject to verification.

Participation can be suspended or terminated where required for safety, integrity, safeguarding or compliance.

9. Events

Event information may include:

• date;
• time;
• venue;
• capacity;
• coordinator;
• registration requirements;
• participation conditions.

Registration does not necessarily guarantee physical admission where capacity limits or other conditions apply.

The Campaign may modify, postpone or cancel an event where necessary due to:

• weather;
• public safety;
• venue availability;
• government directions;
• operational circumstances;
• security concerns;
• other legitimate reasons.

Where reasonably possible, material changes will be communicated to registered participants.

10. QR Tickets and Attendance

Where an event uses QR registration or attendance verification:

• the QR code may be linked to a registration record;
• attendance may be recorded when the code is scanned;
• duplicate, fraudulent or manipulated QR codes may be rejected.

Attendance records may be used to determine eligibility for participation certificates.

11. Certificates

The Campaign may issue:

• Membership Certificates;
• Sankalp Certificates;
• Volunteer Certificates;
• Event Participation Certificates;
• Campus Ambassador Certificates;
• Recognition Certificates;
• Appreciation Certificates.

A certificate confirms the event, participation or status represented by that certificate at the time of issuance.

A certificate may be revoked where:

• it was issued in error;
• participation was fraudulent;
• identity information was materially falsified;
• the underlying membership or participation was revoked;
• the certificate was manipulated or fraudulently reproduced.

Certificate authenticity should be verified through the official Website’s verification system.

12. Rehabilitation Centre Directory

The Website may publish information about government, private and NGO-operated rehabilitation centres. The directory is intended to help users locate potential sources of assistance.

The Campaign does not guarantee:

• admission;
• treatment outcomes;
• availability of beds;
• fees;
• quality of care;
• medical outcomes;
• staffing;
• licensing beyond the status specifically identified;
• conduct of an independent centre.

A private or NGO listing must not be interpreted as government endorsement.

Users should independently confirm current availability, admission requirements, fees and treatment arrangements before relying on a centre. Only information that meets the Campaign’s applicable verification requirements should be presented as verified.

13. Helpline Information

Government, national or other helpline numbers may be displayed on the Website. Users should verify time-sensitive information where appropriate.

The Campaign does not guarantee that an external helpline will always be available, answer immediately or provide a particular outcome. For immediate emergencies, contact the appropriate emergency service.

14. Medical Disclaimer

Content relating to:

• addiction;
• substance use;
• disease;
• recovery;
• rehabilitation;
• doctors;
• health;
• treatment;
• mental health;
• medicines;
• medical research

is provided for general educational or informational purposes unless explicitly stated otherwise. It does not constitute:

• medical diagnosis;
• medical advice;
• a prescription;
• a doctor-patient relationship;
• an emergency service.

Users should consult a qualified healthcare professional for individual medical advice. Do not delay emergency medical treatment because of information obtained from this Website.

15. Doctors and Professional Opinions

Opinions published under “Doctor Speaks Bihar” or similar sections represent the views of the identified professional unless expressly stated otherwise.

Publication does not mean that every statement represents the official position of the Campaign. Professional profiles should not be interpreted as a guarantee of professional performance or medical outcome.

16. Government Data and Circulars

The Website may reproduce, summarise or link to government:

• circulars;
• notifications;
• reports;
• datasets;
• health information;
• statistics;
• public resources.

Where possible, the originating authority and source will be identified. Government information can change or be superseded. Where a matter is legally or operationally important, users should consult the latest publication of the relevant government authority.

17. NCRB and Health Statistics

Statistics published by the Website may originate from:

• NCRB;
• Government of India;
• Government of Bihar;
• health authorities;
• recognised public datasets;
• published research.

The Campaign will seek to identify the source and reporting period. Statistics should not be interpreted as an exact measure of every individual affected by substance use. Differences in methodology, reporting periods and definitions can affect comparisons between datasets.

18. User-Submitted Content

Users may submit:

• articles;
• photographs;
• videos;
• activity reports;
• stories;
• testimonials;
• programme reports;
• centre information;
• other campaign material.

You represent that you have the necessary rights, permission or lawful authority to submit material.

You must not submit content that:

• infringes copyright;
• violates privacy;
• contains unlawful material;
• impersonates another person;
• contains malware;
• contains fraudulent information;
• exposes unnecessary personal information;
• falsely represents government approval;
• promotes illegal drug activity;
• exploits or endangers children;
• intentionally defames individuals or organisations.

19. Content Moderation

We may review, reject, restrict, edit, unpublish or remove user-submitted content where reasonably necessary for:

• safety;
• privacy;
• accuracy;
• legal compliance;
• copyright;
• moderation;
• Campaign integrity;
• prevention of fraud or abuse.

Verification does not mean that the Campaign guarantees every underlying factual statement indefinitely.

20. Recovery Stories

Recovery stories may be submitted voluntarily. Publication may require separate consent. Once a story is publicly published, it may be viewed, copied, indexed or shared by third parties beyond the Campaign’s control. Individuals should carefully consider the consequences of publicly sharing sensitive recovery information.

21. Rehabilitation Centre Reports

Users may report:

• incorrect phone numbers;
• incorrect addresses;
• closed centres;
• other directory errors.

Reports should be factual and submitted in good faith. The reporting feature must not be used to:

• harass a centre;
• make knowingly false allegations;
• threaten staff;
• manipulate search results;
• submit defamatory material.

The Campaign may investigate and update directory records where appropriate.

22. Prohibited Activities

You must not use the Website to:

• conduct unlawful activities;
• impersonate another person;
• submit fraudulent membership applications;
• manipulate Campaign statistics;
• create automated fake registrations;
• attack or disrupt the Website;
• bypass authentication;
• bypass access controls;
• probe restricted systems without authorization;
• upload malware;
• scrape restricted personal data;
• expose private information;
• abuse OTP systems;
• generate certificates fraudulently;
• manipulate verification records;
• misuse administrative privileges.

23. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise stated, Website software, branding, logos, design, original text, graphics and Campaign materials are owned by or licensed to the Campaign. Government materials remain subject to their respective ownership and licensing terms.

Third-party logos, trademarks and content remain the property of their respective owners. You may not reproduce, modify, sell or commercially exploit Campaign-owned material without appropriate permission.

24. External Links

The Website may link to third-party websites. External links are provided for convenience and information.

The Campaign does not control third-party websites and is not responsible for:

• their content;
• privacy practices;
• security;
• availability;
• services;
• treatment;
• transactions.

25. Availability

We aim to keep the Website available and reliable but do not guarantee uninterrupted operation. Services may temporarily become unavailable because of:

• maintenance;
• upgrades;
• infrastructure failure;
• cyber incidents;
• network outages;
• third-party service failures;
• circumstances beyond reasonable control.

26. Accuracy of Information

We seek to maintain accurate information, particularly for:

• helplines;
• rehabilitation centres;
• government resources;
• public statistics;
• event information.

However, external information may change. If you identify an error, please report it through the appropriate contact mechanism.

27. Suspension and Termination

We may suspend or terminate access where reasonably necessary because of:

• fraud;
• abuse;
• security threats;
• impersonation;
• serious policy violations;
• unlawful activity;
• compromised accounts.

Termination does not necessarily erase records that must be retained for legal, security, certificate verification or other legitimate purposes.

28. Limitation of Liability

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Campaign will not be responsible for losses arising solely from:

• reliance on third-party information;
• treatment decisions made independently by users;
• third-party rehabilitation centres;
• external helplines;
• external websites;
• event changes caused by circumstances beyond reasonable control;
• temporary Website unavailability;
• unauthorised third-party activity despite reasonable security measures.

Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded.

29. Changes to the Website

We may add, modify, suspend or discontinue features. Major changes may require corresponding updates to these Terms or other policies.

30. Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms when necessary. The latest version will be published on this page with the applicable “Last Updated” date. Continued use after an effective update may constitute acceptance where legally permitted.

31. Governing Law

These Terms are intended to be governed by the applicable laws of India. Any dispute will be subject to the jurisdiction of the appropriate courts or authorities as determined under applicable law.

32. Contact

Nasha Mukt Bihar Campaign
Website: https://nashamuktbihar.in
Email: info@gaonsamaj.com
Phone: 9430001970
Address: [INSERT OFFICIAL ADDRESS]