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Hans India
2 days ago
- Health
- Hans India
Blood donation drive held in Anantapur
Anantapur: In a heartfelt display of service and solidarity, youth volunteers actively participated in a blood donation camp organised in Anantapur, marking the successful completion of one year in office for Dr Mansukh Mandaviya as Union Cabinet Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports, and celebrating eleven years of transformative governance under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Organised under the guiding principles of Seva (Service), Sushasan (Good Governance), and Garib Kalyan (Welfare of the Poor), the camp was hosted at the RUDSETI Institute in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports' MyBharat Team, RUDSETI, Pragathi Padham Youth Association, and SR Educational Society. The camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from dozens of young blood donors, reflecting their commitment to social welfare, particularly towards supporting patients from economically weaker sections. The event was graced by key dignitaries including Anuradha, Deputy Chief Manager of NABARD; National Youth Awardee and MyBharat State Volunteers Coordinator Bisathi Bharath; Vijaya Lakshmi, Director of RUDSETI; S. Ramesh, Founder of SR Educational Society; Kuruba Jaya Maruthi, President of India Awardee; and Usha, Senior Trainer at RUDSETI. All dignitaries lauded the dedication of the youth and urged them to continue engaging in meaningful social initiatives. Speaking at the event, Bisathi Bharath emphasized that the collected blood would be handed over to the Indian Red Cross Society in Ananthapuramu, primarily to assist Thalassemia patients and others requiring emergency transfusions. He further urged healthy individuals aged 18 and above, and weighing at least 55 kilograms, to donate blood regularly—once every four months—highlighting the life-saving impact of such contributions. In a symbolic act of encouragement, Anuradha herself donated blood during the event, inspiring many others to follow her lead. The camp also provided a moment of reflection on the developmental strides made under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, particularly in empowering youth, improving healthcare services, and advancing social welfare. The initiative was effectively coordinated by MyBharat volunteers Ambarish and Praveen Naik.
The Hindu
2 days ago
- Politics
- The Hindu
Blood donation camp held in Anantapur
A blood donation camp was held on Thursday marking the completion of Mansukh Mandaviya's one-year tenure as Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports and 11 years of governance under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The camp held at the RUDSETI Institute in Anantapur and was jointly organised by the MyBharat team of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, in collaboration with RUDSETI, Pragathi Padham Youth Association, and S.R. Educational Society. Youth volunteers came forward to donate blood for those in need, especially the poor and downtrodden. The camp was attended by several dignitaries including Anuradha, DCM of NABARD, National Youth Awardee and MyBharat State Volunteers coordinator Bisathi Bharath, Vijaya Lakshmi, Director of RUDSETI, S. Ramesh, founder of S.R. Educational Society, Kuruba Jaya Maruthi, president of India Awardee, and Usha, senior trainer at RUDSETI. They appreciated the spirit and dedication of the young blood donors and encouraged youth to take up more such initiatives. The event served as a platform to reflect the key developmental milestones achieved under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, particularly in the areas of youth empowerment, health, and social welfare. The blood donation camp showcased how collective efforts by youth can drive impactful social change and align with the nation's journey toward inclusive development and humanitarian service. The event was organised by MyBharat volunteers Ambarish and Praveen Naik.
