65 Units of Blood Collected at Cariappa College Camp

Madikeri, Sept. 13: A massive blood donation camp was held at Field Marshal K.M. Cariappa College, Madikeri, under the joint auspices of the college’s NCC, NSS, and Youth Red Cross units, and in collaboration with the Alumni Association. The camp, held in the college auditorium, resulted in the collection of 65 units of blood.

Presiding over the event, College Principal Major Prof. Raghava B. stated, "A single drop of your blood can mark the beginning of a new chapter in someone else's life." He described blood donation as a noble humanitarian service that saves lives, transcending barriers of caste, religion, or language. Noting that the youth possess the power to bring about societal change, he urged students to cultivate social responsibility and humanitarian values ​​alongside their academic pursuits.

Speaking as the chief guest, Chandan Nandarabettu, General Secretary of the Alumni Association, highlighted the need to organize more blood donation camps due to the current shortage of blood stocks in blood banks. He appealed to the youth to come forward in large numbers to donate blood voluntarily and help increase its availability.

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