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Home / Ludhiana / Hawan Blood Donation Camp Mark Pm Bday

Hawan, blood donation camp mark PM b’day

Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:33 AM Sep 18, 2025 IST
BJP workers celebrated the birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi by organsing hawan yagya in Ludhiana on Wednesday

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The 75th birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi was celebrated by the BJP leadership in the city by performing ‘hawan yagna’ and organising a blood donation camp.

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Senior BJP leaders also cut cakes and prayed to God for the Prime Minister’s long life. On this occasion, district BJP president Rajneesh Dhiman said that the Prime Minister had laid the foundation for a new India and after 70 years, change was visible in the country. “The country’s Prime Minister has worked to bring respect to India everywhere. Over the last 11 years, many impossible tasks have been made possible.”

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Also present on this occasion were BJP state treasurer Gurudev Sharma Debi and others.

Meanwhile, the Terapanth Society also organised blood donation camp on PM’s birthday. The camp was organised under the chairmanship of Terapanth Committee president Kamal Nawlakha.

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