Blood Donation Drive Marks Gandhi-Shastri Jayanti in Jamshedpur

72 Units Collected as JCI Pehchaan and Seva Bharati Join Forces

Key Points:

• Blood donation event held at Tulsi Bhavan on Gandhi-Shastri Jayanti

• 72 units of blood collected in joint effort by multiple organizations

• Event marked by lamp lighting ceremony and floral tributes

JAMSHEDPUR – A successful blood donation drive organized by Seva Bharati and JCI Pehchaan collected 72 units of blood at Tulsi Bhavan’s main hall on Gandhi-Shastri Jayanti.

The event commenced with a lamp lighting ceremony before portraits of Gandhi and Shastri.

Moreover, participants offered floral tributes to honor the national leaders.

In addition, several organizations contributed to the drive’s success.

Abhyuday, Ex-Servicemen Service Council, and Dr. Mukund Pradhan Seva Smriti Trust played key roles.

Furthermore, prominent figures from various sectors attended the inauguration.

Basant Khale from Seva Bharati and Beena Debuka from JCI Pehchaan were among the attendees.

Additionally, Arun Tiwari from Tulsi Bhavan and Subhashchandra Munka participated in the ceremony.

On the other hand, Raja Jhunjhunwala represented Abhyuday at the event.

Meanwhile, Dinesh Parik from Mukund Pradhan Trust joined the inauguration.

Besides, Vinay Yadav and Varun Kumar from PSSP showed their support.

Rajiv Kumar from Krida Bharati also contributed to the occasion.

BJP leaders Dinesh Kumar and Sagar Tiwari were present as well.

Arun Tiwari presided over the program, enhancing its significance.

Dr. Prasenjit Tiwari skillfully conducted the proceedings.

Monica Bakrewal delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks.

Several RSS and BJP members encouraged blood donors throughout the event.

Ramchandra, Indradeev, and Prakash Mehta from RSS boosted morale.

BJP’s Chandrashekhar Mishra and Amarjeet Singh Raja motivated participants.

Numerous volunteers from Seva Bharati ensured the program’s smooth execution.

Rakesh Kumar, Sanjay Mishra, and Pradeep Chatterjee were among the key organizers.

Ex-servicemen also played a crucial role in the drive’s success.

Their collective efforts made the blood donation camp a resounding success.