Anmol Industries Honours Young Achievers, Brings Voluntary Blood Donation Drive to Mahendragarh

Gobind Ram Choudhary, Trustee of Baijnath Chaudhary Charitable Trust and Whole Time Director at Anmol Industries Limited, said recognising academic excellence and encouraging blood donation are investments in society’s future.

Anmol Industries Limited and Baijnath Chaudhary Charitable Trust organised a student felicitation programme alongside a voluntary blood donation camp at PM Shri Rajkiya Kanya Varishth Madhyamik Vidyalaya in Nangal Chaudhary.
The Medhavi Chhatra Evam Pratibha Samman Samaroh recognised meritorious students from the region for their academic achievements while also encouraging members of the local community to participate in blood donation.
Teachers, parents, students, local residents and volunteers attended the programme.

Shankar Lal Dhopra, Chairman of the Board of School Education Haryana, attended as Chief Guest, while Gobind Ram Choudhary, Trustee of Baijnath Chaudhary Charitable Trust and Whole Time Director at Anmol Industries Limited, presided over the function.
Dr. Visheshwar, District Education Officer, Mahendragarh, attended as Guest of Honour.
Students with strong academic records were felicitated in the presence of teachers, families and invited guests.
The organisers said the recognition was intended to acknowledge students’ academic effort and encourage them to continue pursuing higher standards in education.

The event also included a voluntary blood donation camp, which drew participation from volunteers and local residents.
The organisers thanked donors for supporting the initiative and highlighted the role regular voluntary blood donation can play in helping hospitals maintain blood availability for emergencies and patient care.
Commenting on the programme, Gobind Ram Choudhary said recognising students and encouraging voluntary blood donation address two different but important areas of community development.

“Recognising academic excellence and encouraging voluntary blood donation are investments in society’s future,” Choudhary said.
He added that appreciation can motivate young students to continue working towards academic excellence, while voluntary blood donation can directly support people requiring medical care.
“Through initiatives like these, we hope to encourage greater community participation while continuing our efforts in education, healthcare and social welfare,” he said.

The programme forms part of Anmol Industries’ CSR activities across education and healthcare.
Baijnath Chaudhary Charitable Trust has also been working with educational institutions and local organisations on initiatives linked to education, healthcare and community welfare.

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