Under the aegis of SGHGU Hari Trust and able stewardship of Principal,
Dr. Satinder Kaur and as per the directions of Director Youth Services Punjab,
'National Volunteer Blood Donation Day' was celebrated by NSS Units and Red
Ribbon Club of Khalsa College for Women Sidhwan Khurd in collaboration with
the local community on November 5, 2026 by organizing Blood Donation Camp.
S. Maninder Singh Noni, Sarpanch of Sidhwan Khurd village graced the occasion
as Chief Guest and inaugurated it.S. Harpreet Singh Cheema, Ex-Sarpanch of
village Sidhwan Khurd, S. Paramjit Singh and one panchayat member also
attended the event. S. Sharanjit Singh Sidhwan Kalan enhanced the event with his
presence. A team of doctors from Induss Medicity Hospital Blood Centre,
Ludhiana provided support services. Volunteers from the neighbouring villages,
students of the Institution as well as their parents donated blood and contributed to
this noble life saving endeavour .The Principal led by example by giving her blood
along with faculty members Dr. Inderjit Kaur, Dr. Gaurav Sharma , Mr. Ashish
Kumar, Mr. Javid Ahmed, Mr. Ashwani Jain and Mr. Sumit Kumar furnishing
this worthy cause. A colourful presentation of cultural items marked the day. Dr.
Satinder Kaur congratulated NSS Progrmme officers and Red Ribbon Club for
successful completion of the camp. She expressed her gratitude towards the
doctors, members from local community hailing from the rural region in the
vicinity of the Institution and other donors for enthusiastic engagement in the
campaign. She said that blood is the elixir of life and any contribution can be
replenished in a few days but it can be a boon for saving precious human life It is
one of the most magnificent forms of service to society and is also a means to
achieve good physical health. Nutritious refreshment was provided to the blood
donors by the college and certificates were awarded to them. Dignitaries and
contributors were felicitated. Punjab Plus channel covered the proceedings of the
event. More than 50 donors donated their blood.