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4th Foundation Day, as the city reported it
Our 4th Foundation Day Mega Blood Donation Camp (10 Jan 2026, with Siliguri Terai Lions Blood Bank) drew printed press, 2 television/YouTube features and 11 regional news channels, gathered here.
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In print Jan 2026
“सिलीगुड़ी में हमराही फाउंडेशन द्वारा मेगा रक्तदान शिविर का सफल आयोजन”
On its 4th Foundation Day, Humrahi Foundation held a successful Mega Blood Donation Camp in Siliguri, in association with Siliguri Terai Lions Blood Bank, alongside free eye and free health check-ups for all.
Led by President Lalan Mahato with the full board, the camp ran 10 AM–4 PM on 10 January 2026 at BK Centrio, near Payal Cinema, Sevoke Road. Ward 41 Councillor Sevika Mittal and World-Record holder Dr. Ramesh Sah attended as chief guests.
Read the full coverage (PDF) →Where the work was reported
- Mumbai Ka Swabhiman · Hindi daily · 12 Jan 2026 · PDF →
- Regional television · 2 features · Jan 2026 · see below ↓
- Regional news channels · 11 reports · Jan 2026 · see below ↓
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Open the media archive (PDF) →On television & YouTube 2 features · Jan 2026
Across regional channels 11 channels · Jan 2026
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