Kerala’s Zumba initiative in schools to combat drug abuse sparks controversy over co-ed dancing
Kerala has introduced Zumba sessions in schools to boost physical fitness and mental well-being among students, as part of its statewide anti-drug campaign. The move, backed by the state government, has sparked backlash from some religious groups over concerns about boys and girls dancing together.
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