Jaipur. A blood donation camp was organized at Tagore International School on the death anniversary of its founder, guide, and inspiration, Deepak Rathore. Inspired by the spirit of “Raktdaan Mahadaan,” the initiative aimed to promote public service, humanity, and a sense of dedication, according to City Reporter Sunita Saini.
The camp, held annually in his memory, highlighted that blood donation is not just an act of charity but a meaningful contribution that can give someone a second chance at life. The event was conducted under the supervision of medical professionals from Tagore Hospital and Health Welfare Blood Bank, ensuring the safety and well-being of all donors.
A total of 60 units of blood were collected during the camp, which will help save lives in the future. At the end of the event, Director P. D. Singh and Principal Kamal Rathore honored the donors with certificates of appreciation and thanked them for their noble contribution.