Derabassi, February 9, 2025: The Sant Nirankari Mission organized its 7th blood donation camp at the Samgouli Nirankari Satsang Bhawan, where 148 devotees actively participated, reinforcing the Mission’s commitment to selfless service and humanitarian causes. The event aimed to support medical needs while promoting unity and compassion.
The camp was inaugurated by Shri O.P. Nirankari, Zone In-charge of Chandigarh, who commended the blood donors for their invaluable contribution to society. He emphasized the teachings of Satguru Mata Sudiksha Ji Maharaj, stating, “Dedicate every moment of your life to serving humanity.” Quoting the Mission’s founder, Baba Hardev Singh Ji, he reminded attendees that “Blood should flow through veins, not drains,” urging continued participation in life-saving initiatives.
Beyond spiritual growth, the Sant Nirankari Mission actively engages in social welfare programs, including blood donation camps, cleanliness drives, tree plantations, free medical camps, disaster relief efforts, and initiatives for women and children’s empowerment. The blood collection for this camp was managed by a medical team from Government College and Hospital, Sector 32, ensuring safe and efficient donation procedures.
Master Gurnam Singh Ji, the Branch Head, expressed gratitude to the donors and local villagers for their enthusiastic support. The camp was attended by several community leaders, including Sarpanches, Panchs, and other prominent figures from nearby areas, along with Dr. Gagandeep Kaur and her medical team. Their presence underscored the collective effort to foster a spirit of generosity and social responsibility.
