Tripura: CM attends blood donation camp in Agartala, highlights NDA Govt's 12 years of development
Agartala, June 21
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha participated in a blood donation camp organised at a local community hall by Ward No 39 of the Agartala Municipal Corporation to mark the completion of 12 years of the NDA government under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The programme was also attended by Agartala Mayor Dipak Majumder along with local representatives, party workers, and residents.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister highlighted the various developmental initiatives and welfare schemes implemented across the country under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Modi over the past 12 years.
He said that the NDA government has brought significant changes in infrastructure, healthcare, education, social welfare, and economic development, benefiting people from all sections of society.
CM Saha also stressed the importance of voluntary blood donation, describing it as a noble act that can save lives.
He encouraged people, especially the youth, to come forward and donate blood regularly to help meet the growing demand for blood in hospitals and healthcare institutions.
The Chief Minister interacted with blood donors and appreciated their contribution to society. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from local residents and volunteers, reflecting a strong commitment towards social service and public welfare.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Good initiative, but I wish the CM would also talk about specific issues like unemployment and inflation in Tripura. Blood donation is great, but people also need jobs and affordable prices. Just my two paise. 🤔
The NDA has done remarkable work in the Northeast, from improving road connectivity to healthcare. In Tripura, the difference is visible. And CM Saha personally donating blood? That's true leadership. Respect! 💪
What a noble gesture! I hope this inspires more people to donate blood. In India, there's always a shortage of blood, especially rare groups. Every drop counts. Kudos to the CM and the organisers. 🩸❤️
Development is good, but why always highlight the NDA's 12 years? Let the work speak for itself. Blood donation camps are a positive step, but the real test is whether the youth of Tripura are getting jobs and better education. Not everything is politics. 🙄
I'm from the US but have family in India. It's heartening to see local leaders engaging with communities like this. In many countries, politicians don't get their hands dirty. This is a good example. Keep it up, Tripura! 🌍
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