Anurag University’s NSS Cell Organizes Successful Blood Donation Camp with 200 Donors
Anurag University proudly celebrates the successful organisation of a blood donation camp by its National Service Scheme (NSS) Cell, through Units 1, 2, 3 and 5, in association with Jubilee Hills VITAL and HDFC Bank. Held on October 14, 2026, the initiative witnessed an encouraging response, with approximately 200 voluntary donors coming forward to support the noble cause of saving lives.
The camp was conducted in the presence of Dr. V. Vijaya Kumar, Dean, School of Engineering, and Dr. C. Mallesha, Programme Coordinator, NSS Cell, who appreciated the enthusiastic participation of students and volunteers in promoting social responsibility and community welfare. The event was coordinated by NSS Programme Officers Dr. J. Rajendra, Dr. T. Purushotham and Mr. P. Chinna Srinivas Rao, along with NSS Trainers Mr. T. Naveen, Mr. P. Venugopal and Mr. T. Vidya Sagar, and NCC Officer Flying Officer Saurabh Barpute.
The initiative highlighted the importance of voluntary blood donation and encouraged young people to contribute actively to humanitarian causes. The participation of nearly 200 donors reflected the spirit of service, compassion and civic responsibility among the university community.
This successful initiative reaffirms Anurag University’s commitment to community service, social responsibility and the development of responsible citizens through meaningful social engagement. The University extends its heartfelt appreciation to all donors, organisers, volunteers, Jubilee Hills VITAL and HDFC Bank for their valuable contributions in making the blood donation camp a grand success.
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