A large blood donation camp was organised at Guru Nanak Girls College, Yamunanagar, through the joint efforts of Rotary Club Yamunanagar and other clubs of Rotary Zones 21 and 21A. The camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from young people, Rotarians and social workers, resulting in the collection of 143 units of blood.
Former Haryana Chief Secretary and retired IAS officer Sanjeev Kaushal attended the programme as the chief guest. Rotary District 3080 Governor Rotarian Rita Kalra was present as the guest of honour.
Sanjeev Kaushal Highlights the Importance of Blood Donation
Addressing the gathering, chief guest Sanjeev Kaushal said that blood donation was among the greatest acts of service to humanity. He emphasised that there was no artificial substitute for human blood and that even a single unit could help save the life of a person in need.
He encouraged young people to become aware of the importance of voluntary blood donation and participate actively in this noble cause. Appreciating the joint initiative of Rotary Club Yamunanagar and Guru Nanak Girls College, he said that such programmes strengthened the spirit of service, cooperation and compassion in society.
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Kaushal also acknowledged the contribution of the donors and organisers in making the camp a meaningful community initiative.
Rotary Reaffirms Commitment to Humanitarian Service
Guest of honour Rotarian Rita Kalra said that Rotary had always been at the forefront of humanitarian activities. She noted that service projects such as blood donation camps reflected Rotary’s guiding principle, Service Above Self.
She congratulated all blood donors, organisers and participating members for the successful conduct of the camp and appreciated their contribution towards a cause that directly serves humanity.
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Guru Nanak Girls College General Secretary M.S. Sahni said that it was a matter of pride for the institution to be associated with such an important initiative dedicated to the service of humanity.
He observed that the responsibility of educational institutions extended beyond imparting academic knowledge. They also had an important role in developing social responsibility, compassion and a spirit of service among students.
Sahni expressed gratitude to all blood donors, Rotary members and everyone who contributed to the organisation of the camp.
Rotary Club President Thanks Donors and Organisers
Rotary Club Yamunanagar President Rotarian Abhishek Dutta thanked the chief guest, guest of honour, management of Guru Nanak Girls College, blood donors, medical team and all members who supported the programme.
He said that the collection of 143 units of blood reflected the growing commitment of society towards service and humanity. He expressed appreciation for the collective efforts of the participating clubs and volunteers and reiterated the commitment to continue organising public welfare initiatives in the future.
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Those present included Rotary Club Yamunanagar Secretary Rotarian Harvinder Singh, Treasurer Rotarian Sumeet Gupta and Rotarian Kapil Gupta. Rotary Club Roviera President Rotarian Rajesh Sondhi and Secretary Rotarian Anupam Gupta also attended the programme.
Rotary Club Elite Secretary Rotarian Rahul Kohli, along with Rotarians Jarnail Singh, Gurpreet Narang, Gurwinder Singh, Vinod Gupta, Vishal Gupta, Ajay Oberoi, Amit Oberoi, Ashwani Dutta, Sanjay Trehan and Harpreet Singh, among others, participated in the initiative.
Rotaractors Kashish Yadav, Kashish Singla, Nikhil and Tanmay, along with other young volunteers, also made important contributions to the programme.
The camp was organised with the support of the Youth Red Cross Unit, Red Ribbon Club, National Service Scheme (NSS) and National Cadet Corps (NCC) units of Guru Nanak Girls College.
The collection of 143 units highlighted the collective contribution of educational institutions, service organisations, young volunteers and community members towards promoting voluntary blood donation.
NEWS NOTE
A joint blood donation camp organised by Rotary Club Yamunanagar and clubs of Rotary Zones 21 and 21A at Guru Nanak Girls College collected 143 units of blood. Former Haryana Chief Secretary Sanjeev Kaushal attended as chief guest, with Rotary District 3080 Governor Rita Kalra as guest of honour.
