Students, Faculty Mobilize for Life-Saving Blood Donation at ICFAI University Nagaland Camp
Students and faculty members of ICFAI University Nagaland participated in a blood donation camp organized in collaboration with District Hospital Dimapur on October 30, reinforcing the institution’s commitment to community service. The initiative highlights growing youth engagement in addressing healthcare shortages across the Northeast region.
- Over 100 students and faculty donated blood at the ICFAI University Nagaland camp organized with District Hospital Dimapur.
- The event was jointly coordinated by the university's NSS and IQAC units, reflecting a structured approach to community welfare.
- Plans are underway to institutionalize quarterly donation drives, potentially setting a regional precedent for higher education institutions.
Students and faculty members of ICFAI University Nagaland participated in a blood donation camp organized by the university's National Service Scheme and Internal Quality Assurance Cell units in collaboration with the Blood Center at District Hospital Dimapur on October 30, officials confirmed.
The initiative underscores the university's longstanding commitment to community welfare and aligns with national efforts to maintain adequate blood bank supplies, particularly in remote regions of the Northeast where access to healthcare resources can be limited. Such camps hosted by educational institutions have become a recurring feature in the region, aiming to bridge the gap between demand and supply while fostering a culture of altruism among youth.
According to reports, the vice-chancellor of ICFAI University Nagaland praised the participants for their civic spirit, noting that the drive reflects the institution's core values of service and empathy. Representatives from the District Hospital Dimapur's Blood Center expressed gratitude, emphasizing that each donation directly contributes to saving lives in surrounding districts.
