Jain Degree Youth Red Cross Wing Belagavi in association with Mahaveer Blood Bank, Belagavi organized a Blood Donation Camp on 27th November 2021 at 11.00 a.m. in the college premises. Dr.D.N.Misale., Honorary Secretary Indian Red cross Society Belgaum District and Dr. Yalburgi, Medical Officer, Mahaveer Blood Bank, Belagavi were the guests on this occasion. Principal Sunil Desai welcomed the guests. Dr. Dr.D.N.Misale, speaking on the occasion emphasized the importance of blood, and advised the students to donate the blood for the good cause to save life, Dr.Yalburgi explained about the criteria of blood donation. Total 60 students of BBA, BCA and BCOM department students donated 60 units of blood which was collected by Mahaveer Blood Bank, Belagavi.
Ms. Prachi Kadam compered the function, Mr.Atif Hudli. introduced the guests and Ms. Vedika Pawar. proposed the vote of thanks. Prof.Amruta Anandache and Prof. Kiran Patil worked towards the success of the event. Organizing the blood donation camp was a great success.
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