Telangana Reuters, Hyderabad, 11th October 2026 : Commemorating the 42nd Raising Day of the National Security Guard (NSG), a Mega Blood Donation Camp dedicated to supporting children suffering from thalassemia is being organised at the MI Room, 28 Special Composite Group, NSG, Ibrahimpatnam, in collaboration with Kamineni Hospitals, LB Nagar, and Save Earth Foundation.
Reflecting the NSG’s enduring commitment to service beyond its operational responsibilities, the initiative aims to support children requiring regular blood transfusions and promote the spirit of voluntary blood donation. The programme is being conducted under the leadership of Colonel Jayaraj Singh Meena, Group Commander, 28 Special Composite Group (SCG), NSG.
Major Harish Tak, Team Commander (Med), informed that the Mega Blood Donation Camp would be held on 12 Oct (Monday), from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, with the objective of encouraging voluntary blood donation and contributing towards the treatment and care of children with thalassemia.
As part of the Raising Day initiatives, a Mega Health Camp will also be jointly organised by the NSG and Kamineni Hospitals, LB Nagar, on 13 Oct (Tuesday), from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, at the Government High School, Charlapatelgudem. The camp aims to extend essential healthcare services to the local community and promote health awareness.
Major Harish Tak appealed to members of the public to participate in these initiatives and make meaningful contributions towards the cause of public health and humanitarian service.
The event was attended by K Satyanarayana Group Head & Public Relations Kamineni Hospitals, and T. Surender, Thalassemia Coordinator and recipient of the Seva Ratna Award; Neelam Suresh, Technical Director, Save Earth Foundation (SEF NGO); doctors from the Blood Centre; NSG commandos; Inspector & Nursing Assistant Bhupender Singh Naruka, Inspector Amar Sheikh; Ranger & Nursing Assistants Rupen, Vikram, TK Yadav and other staff members.
Through these initiatives, the NSG reaffirms that its commitment to the nation extends beyond safeguarding security to serving society through compassion, community engagement and humanitarian action. The collaboration with Kamineni Hospitals and Save Earth Foundation underscores the importance of collective efforts in addressing critical healthcare needs and making a meaningful difference in the lives of those who need it most.
