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August 26, 2001, Chandigarh, India
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150 students donate
blood Ludhiana, August 25 Mr Sandhu, in his inaugural address, said that students, who were future of the society, could do miracles by doing constructive work for the betterment of society through their positive activities. The future of the society was in the hands of students. He also congratulated the college for taking initiative in blood donation. Mr Sandhu said that students donating blood were serving as noble cause as the blood of the thalassaemic patients was transplanted twice in a month. He promised a grant of Rs 1 lakh for the upgradation of college auditorium and appreciated the efforts being done by the society for the welfare of thalassaemics. As many as boys of the NCC, NSS and the Youth Welfare club donated blood on this occasion. Dr Praveen Sobti, Reader, Department of Pediatrics and In charge, Thalassaemia unit of DMCH, said that the society spend about Rs 700 for various tests. She announced that the society would award a gold medal to the student who donate blood for thalassaemic patients four times in a year. The society would also award a running trophy to the college donating maximum blood. |
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