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ONE THOUSANDS UNITS OF BLOOD COLLECTED AT CGC UNIVERSITY & KARAN GILHOTRA FOUNDATION CAMP; GOVERNOR KATARIA LAUDS INITIATIVE

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As many as 1,000 units of blood were collected at a mega blood donation camp organised by the Karan Gilhotra Foundation at CGC University. Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria attended the event and encouraged the donors for their contribution towards the cause of saving lives.

The camp was organised as part of the observance of the death anniversary of martyr Lala Jagat Narayan, with the initiative aimed at promoting the spirit of service and social responsibility.

Lauding the initiative, Kataria said blood donation was a noble act of humanitarian service. He said a single donation could help save a life and bring hope to an entire family

On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, five teachers were felicitated for their contribution to the field of education. The organisers said teachers had a significant role in shaping society and inspiring young people to become responsible citizens.

CGC University and the Dhaliwal family extended support in hosting the camp. The organisers thanked the donors, teachers, volunteers and all those associated with the initiative.

The foundation said such programmes would continue to encourage community participation in humanitarian and social causes, with the message that one unit of blood can give someone a new lease of life.