A Blood Donation Camp was held at CGC University, Mohali, in collaboration with the Punjab Kesari Group, as a tribute to Amar Shaheed Lala Jagat Narayan Ji, honouring his enduring legacy of courage, service and commitment to society. The initiative brought together students, educators and members of the university fraternity in a collective endeavour to support a noble social cause and contribute meaningfully towards the welfare of society.
The occasion was graced by Hon’ble Governor of Punjab & Administrator of Chandigarh, Shri Gulab Chand Kataria, whose presence added distinction and significance to the event. Also gracing the occasion were Shri Abhijay Chopra, Director, Punjab Kesari Group, and Shri Karan Gilhotra, Co-Founder, Plaksha University, along with distinguished guests and members of the university fraternity.
The camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, who voluntarily came forward to donate blood, contributing a total of 732 units of blood and extending support to those in need. The initiative was aimed at strengthening the spirit of social responsibility among young minds and inspiring them to contribute towards the well-being of the community. Their participation reflected a commendable spirit of empathy, solidarity and service.
In keeping with the spirit of Teachers’ Day, the occasion also celebrated the invaluable contribution of educators who continue to shape young minds through their knowledge, dedication and mentorship. Top-performing teachers were felicitated by the Hon’ble Governor, Shri Gulab Chand Kataria, in recognition of their exceptional contribution to teaching and student development.
The felicitation added a profound dimension to the occasion, bringing together two powerful forms of service, the selfless act of donating blood and the lifelong commitment of teachers towards shaping future generations. Both embody the spirit of giving, reminding us that meaningful contributions to society often begin with a willingness to give one’s time, knowledge or resources for the betterment of others.
The event served as a fitting tribute to Amar Shaheed Lala Jagat Narayan Ji, whose life continues to inspire the values of courage, compassion and service. Transforming remembrance into an act of social responsibility, the blood donation camp gave tangible expression to the ideals associated with his legacy.
The gathering concluded with a renewed sense of collective responsibility and gratitude, reaffirming that the true measure of an institution is not only the excellence it creates, but also the values it instils and the difference its people make to society. The enthusiastic participation of students and the recognition of dedicated educators made the occasion a meaningful confluence of service, education and social responsibility at CGC University, Mohali.
