Blood for your valentine
Mizoram is the state with literary rate at 95%, second only to Kerala.
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Online Blood Donor Databases - Philanthropy or Business
Internet and social media is touching all areas of life. How could blood banking remain untouched. Numerous blood donor registries have mushroomed with claims to provide easy access to blood donors at the time of need. Fancy solutions making intelligent use of social media and vicinity based search have been in the news.
Some images and quotes from Tata Power Camp
Quotes:
1) Very Nice arrangement, the doctor was nice. No Pricking pain. J.Very nice work done by CR Team here. Well organized, will definitely motivate others too to donate. This is my 22nd time donation and I am feeling very happy. Best wishes. Keep up the good work- Nitin Awasthi
2) Very Nice encouragement. This is the 6th time I am donating blood. Feels happy. Keep it up. Thanks for the opportunity – Murali.N
Bombay Blood Group : Frequently Asked Questions
Why Bombay Blood Group is named so?
Most of us are not aware about such blood group’s existence. Bombay blood group is named so because the first case was found in Bombay (now Mumbai), the financial capital of India. It is believed that this blood group resulted from gene mutation in Indian population and slowly was spread all over the world.
The road ahead: Death of professor of Indian origin in-spite of seven donors
The question that we must ask ourselves: Are we selecting the right donors?
On 30th October 2013, Dr Nalini Ambady, a Stanford professor of Indian origin succumbed to leukaemia afte
Disha celebrates 7 years
In 2006, Karnataka became the first state in India to have a single point of contact for blood information access.
Project Samraksha Inaugurated: New Thalassemia Day Care Centre for Karnataka
24 August 2013, Bangalore.
Blood banks meet to enhance quality of drives
In the summer months from March to July, Sankalp India Foundation organised for close to 5000 units being collected over the state in voluntary blood donation drives.
Our Nation Needs Us: Message from Sankalp on 67th Independence Day
Nothing comes for free. Never. Someone needs to pay the price. Independence of our nation does not imply that this nation will transform by itself. Someone, somewhere will have to desire, strive for and achieve every little step in the direction for betterment of this nation. The sentiment is high in media and on social networks. The opinions are getting more articulated in the educated section of the society. But let it be known and well understood that no amount of opinion and wish-list counts. What counts is the conversion of thoughts into actions.
The Leader
December 1940, Badrashi village, Nowshera district, Present day Pakistan
“REACH CALCUTTA”
Mian Akbar Shah, the recipient, had never got a telegram from the Supreme leader. He is excited. Palpitating. But he knows better than sharing this news with anybody.