Annual Event Marks 185th Birth Anniversary of Founder Jamsetji Tata with Governor’s Appeal for Participation
In commemoration of Jamsetji Tata’s 185th birth anniversary, Tata Motors Worker Union announces a significant blood donation camp on March 3.
JAMSHEDPUR – The Tata Motors Worker Union is gearing up for its annual large-scale blood donation camp, set for March 3, in honor of founder Jamsetji Nauserwanji Tata’s birth anniversary.
Governor CP Radhakrishnan lauded the contribution of frequent donors at a recent ceremony.
Eight distinguished donors were awarded for their extraordinary commitment to blood donation.
Officials, including District Deputy Commissioner Ananya Mittal and SSP Kishore Kaushal, attended the felicitation.
Governor Radhakrishnan’s presence underscored the importance of voluntary blood donation.
The union’s initiative reflects a longstanding commitment to community welfare and health.
Honoring Lifesavers
The felicitation event recognized individuals who have donated blood over 100 times.
These "blood warriors" were celebrated for their life-saving contributions.
Community Engagement and Health
Governor Radhakrishnan’s appeal highlights the camp’s role in fostering community health.
The event serves as a vital platform for promoting voluntary blood donation.
