A total of 143 students and faculty members voluntarily donated blood on the occasion
SIDDIPET, NOVEMBER 13, 2026: Kaveri University, in association with the Rotary Club of Greater Hyderabad and Rotary International District 3150, successfully organised a Blood Donation Drive on Friday (November 13, 2026) at Kaveri University in Siddipet district.
This noble initiative was envisioned by Vice-Chancellor Prof. V. Praveen Rao with the objective of promoting social responsibility, humanitarian values and awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation among students, faculty and staff.
The programme was organised by the Office of Student Welfare, under the leadership of the Director of Student Welfare, Dr. Harsha Polsani, along with the Officers-in-Charge of Kaveri University. The initiative received enthusiastic support and participation from the university community.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Harsha Polsani, Director of Student Welfare, emphasised that blood donation is one of the noblest acts of humanity, as a single donation can help save multiple lives. He encouraged students, faculty and staff to come forward voluntarily and participate in such humanitarian initiatives. He highlighted that donating blood is not merely a social responsibility but also a meaningful contribution towards building a compassionate and caring society.
The medical team from Ramdev Rao Hospital, Kukatpally, led by Dr. G. S. N. Teja and Dr. Ashok Reddy, provided medical support and guidance throughout the programme, with the assistance of experienced nursing and technical staff. The team ensured that the blood donation process was conducted with appropriate medical care and safety protocols.
The programme was attended by University Registrar Dr. B. Srinivasulu, Chief Finance Officer (CFO) Mr. Kiran Kumar Kaza, Deans Dr. Konda Srinivas, Dr. G. Pushpa Latha and Dr. Sunita Mehta, senior professors, Heads of Departments, Officers-in-Charge Dr. N. Santhosh, Dr. P. Rishi and Dr. D. Shivani, faculty members and other university officials.They appreciated the initiative and encouraged students and staff to actively participate in humanitarian and community welfare activities.
The blood donation drive witnessed enthusiastic participation and reflected Kaveri University’s commitment to extending its responsibility beyond academics through meaningful community service and humanitarian activities.
The initiative reaffirmed the university’s belief that every drop of blood donated can become a lifeline for someone in need. Through such socially responsible programmes, Kaveri University continues to inspire its students to become responsible citizens and contribute positively to society.
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