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SCCI Blood Donation Camp Collects 140 Units in Jamshedpur

SCCI Blood Donation Camp Collects 140 Units in Jamshedpur

Event honors late VP Dinesh Chaudhary, includes 15 first-time donors

The Singhbhum Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) organized a successful blood donation camp, collecting 140 units of blood.

JAMSHEDPUR – The Singhbhum Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) held a blood donation camp at Chamber Bhawan on Monday, collecting 140 units of blood in memory of former VP Dinesh Chaudhary.

The camp marked the fourth death anniversary of SCCI’s former Vice President of Finance and Taxation, Dinesh Chaudhary.

Sub-Divisional Officer Parul Singh and Assistant Railway Manager Abhishek Singhal of Tatanagar Railway Station inaugurated the event.

Family members of the late Dinesh Chaudhary attended the camp to honor his memory.

Both the SDO and ARM encouraged and motivated blood donors throughout the event.

The camp saw participation from four women donors and 15 first-time contributors.

Key organizers included Vijay Anand Moonka, Manav Kedia, Anil Modi, and Rajiv Agarwal.

Puneet Kauntia, Anshul Ringasia, and Anil Ringasia also played crucial roles in the camp’s success.

SCCI’s initiative emphasized the importance of community involvement in life-saving activities.

The event showcased the business community’s commitment to social responsibility in Jamshedpur.

This blood donation drive contributes significantly to local healthcare resources.

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