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Blood donation camp held

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 03, 2025 IST
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OS DAV Public School, Kaithal, organised a blood donation camp under the observance of "Vedic Sanskar Punya Maas" to commemorate the birthday of Yogi Suri, National President of Arya Yuva Samaj. The camp, conducted by the school's National Service Scheme (NSS) unit, saw an impressive 42 units of blood being donated. The programme was inaugurated by Principal Anju Talwar, who highlighted the commendable contribution towards social service and human welfare. The NSS volunteers, under the Principal's guidance, coordinated the event with special support from The Red Cross Society, Kaithal. Expressing gratitude to donors and volunteers, Talwar said, "Blood donation is the greatest donation," emphasising its role in saving lives and promoting humanity, service, and compassion. She encouraged everyone to continue such acts of service in the future.

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