Central Mine Planning and Design Institute Limited (CMPDIL) collected 153 units of blood at a donation camp organised at its headquarters in Ranchi on Tuesday as part of Vigilance Awareness Week 2026.
The camp was held at Rabindra Bhawan in coordination with Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) Gandhi Nagar Hospital and Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), Ranchi.
The camp was jointly inaugurated by CMPDIL Director (T/P&D) Ajay Kumar, Director (T/RD&T, BD) Anand Mohan, Chief Vigilance Officer of CMPDIL and CCL Pankaj Kumar, and Coal India Limited Executive Director (Exploration) R.K. Singh.
The initiative witnessed enthusiastic participation, with the collection of 153 units of blood highlighting the importance of voluntary blood donation and community service.
CMPDIL said the programme reflected the broader significance of vigilance, extending beyond transparency, integrity and accountability to include social responsibility and humanitarian service.
The initiative also aimed to promote voluntary blood donation as a contribution towards saving lives and strengthening community welfare.