Nayagarh, May 8, 2025: Today, the district-level World Red Cross Day was celebrated in Nayagarh with great enthusiasm. The event was jointly organised by the District Red Cross and the Red Cross Volunteers Forum, Nayagarh, under the guidance of the District Collector. The celebrations took place in the conference hall of the District Collector’s office. 
The day began with an awareness rally at 6:30 AM, starting from the District Collector’s office and proceeding to Brajendra High School before returning. The rally aimed to spread public awareness about the humanitarian work of the Red Cross. Following this, a formal meeting was held at 8:00 AM, which was attended by several dignitaries. Additionally, a blood donation camp was organized at 9:00 AM, where 30 units of blood were collected, showcasing the community’s spirit of service.
These officials are including with the event:
The celebration highlighted the importance of humanitarian service and encouraged more people to participate in voluntary work. The Red Cross’s efforts in disaster response, health services, and community welfare were emphasized, reinforcing its role as a vital organization in society.
The District Information and Public Relations Officer, Nayagarh, expressed gratitude to all participants and officials for making the event a success. The day served as a reminder of the power of compassion and collective effort in building a better world.
The day began with an awareness rally at 6:30 AM, starting from the District Collector’s office and proceeding to Brajendra High School before returning. The rally aimed to spread public awareness about the humanitarian work of the Red Cross. Following this, a formal meeting was held at 8:00 AM, which was attended by several dignitaries. Additionally, a blood donation camp was organized at 9:00 AM, where 30 units of blood were collected, showcasing the community’s spirit of service.
These officials are including with the event:
- Rojina Das, Additional District Collector
- Subas Panda, Additional Superintendent of Police
- Dr. Pushpa Nilima Lakra, District Public Health Officer
- Manisha Gupta, Deputy Collector
- Dr. Pitabas Nayak, ENT Specialist
- Sunita Rani Mahapatra, Convenor of the Red Cross Volunteers Forum
The celebration highlighted the importance of humanitarian service and encouraged more people to participate in voluntary work. The Red Cross’s efforts in disaster response, health services, and community welfare were emphasized, reinforcing its role as a vital organization in society.
The District Information and Public Relations Officer, Nayagarh, expressed gratitude to all participants and officials for making the event a success. The day served as a reminder of the power of compassion and collective effort in building a better world.
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