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- Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel participated in a voluntary blood donation camp at their 39th Battalion premises in Greater Noida on Saturday, November 7, 2026, under Commandant Dushyant Raj Jaiswal's leadership.
- ITBP highlighted the initiative as an example of humanitarian service and social responsibility, though they did not specify the number of donors, units collected, or the recipient blood bank.
- Residents of the Greater Noida region can note the battalion's community engagement activity, while remaining aware that official updates did not provide further operational metrics.
Personnel of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) participated in a voluntary blood donation camp organised at the force’s 39th Battalion premises in Greater Noida on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
The initiative was conducted under the leadership of Commandant Dushyant Raj Jaiswal, according to an official update shared by ITBP.
Blood Donation Camp at Greater Noida Battalion
ITBP personnel, also known as Himveers, volunteered to donate blood as part of the initiative.
Photographs released by ITBP show personnel donating blood on medical beds, with healthcare workers attending to them. Other photographs show battalion personnel and medical staff gathered at the venue.
The camp was organised within the battalion premises, bringing together ITBP personnel and healthcare workers for the voluntary donation activity.
ITBP Highlights Social Responsibility
In its official statement, ITBP described the initiative as an example of humanitarian service and social responsibility beyond the force’s regular duties.
The photographs also show an interaction between medical staff and battalion personnel during the programme.
ITBP has not specified in its public update how many personnel donated blood, how many units were collected or which blood bank received the donations.
The event reflects the battalion’s participation in a voluntary blood donation activity in Greater Noida.
