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JCI Panaji Hosts Successful Blood Donation Camp in Pernem

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JCI Panaji, in association with Sarthak Foundation and supported by Sant Sohirobanath Ambiye Government College and Research Centre, successfully organised a Blood Donation Camp on February 13, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the college premises in Virnoda–Pernem, Goa.

The camp was conducted with the objective of promoting voluntary blood donation and creating awareness about the life-saving importance of donating blood. The initiative witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, faculty members, JCI members and local residents, all of whom came forward to contribute selflessly to the noble cause.

The event was further supported by Kidzee Pernem, whose encouragement added value to the initiative and strengthened community engagement. Strict medical protocols and safety measures were observed throughout the camp to ensure a smooth and secure donation process. Experienced medical professionals were present on-site to guide donors, conduct health screenings and ensure that each participant felt comfortable and cared for during the procedure.

The drive not only helped collect valuable units of blood for those in need but also served as a platform to instill a deeper sense of social responsibility among the youth. The strong turnout reflected the growing awareness about voluntary blood donation and the willingness of the community to actively participate in humanitarian initiatives.

The project was led under the dynamic leadership of JFM Srushti Nagvekar, President; JC Sudesh Salgaonkar, Secretary; and JC Vinay Gawas, Project Director, whose coordinated efforts ensured the smooth execution of the camp. Their leadership and teamwork played a pivotal role in mobilising volunteers, coordinating logistics and encouraging maximum participation.

JCI Panaji extended heartfelt gratitude to all donors, supporters, volunteers and partnering organisations for their valuable contribution. Through such impactful initiatives, the organisation continues to uphold its commitment to community development, humanitarian service and building a healthier, more compassionate society.

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JCI Farmagudi Organises Blood Donation Camp at Govt. College of Khandola

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Written by Intern Rency Gomes || Team Allycaral 

Farmagudi, January 2026: JCI Farmagudi, in association with the Government College of Commerce, Arts and Science, Khandola, Sarthak Foundation Goa and the Rotary Club of Margao Midtown, successfully organised a Blood Donation Camp at the college premises on Thursday, January 22, 2026.



The camp was held from 9:30 am to 1:00 pm and witnessed voluntary participation from 40 students and professors, reflecting a strong spirit of social responsibility and community service. Of these, 27 units of blood were successfully collected, while a few volunteers were unable to donate due to low haemoglobin levels and nutritional factors.

The collected blood units will play a vital role in saving lives and supporting patients during medical emergencies, reinforcing the importance of regular blood donation.

The organisers expressed their sincere gratitude to all the donors, the medical team and the volunteers whose collective efforts ensured the smooth and successful conduct of the camp. JCI Farmagudi President Amin Hipargi and Secretary Dr. Susmi S. Kunju appreciated the overwhelming response and reiterated the organisation’s commitment to continued social welfare initiatives.

Entertainment

Goa Minister Slams YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia, Calls Him a “Rot” Destroying Social Fabric

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In a scathing attack, Goa Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte has condemned YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia, also known as BeerBiceps, for his highly inappropriate content. Khaunte took to social media to express his outrage, calling Allahbadia a “rot” that’s destroying the country’s social fabric.

“The ‘likes’ of Ranveer Allahbadia are the Rot that’s eating into our Social Fabric & degrading the Moral Values of an Entire Generation in the name of Creative Freedom when all they create is Perverted Trash,” Khaunte posted on his X handle.

Allahbadia and the makers of the show “India’s Got Latent” have been facing severe backlash and police action for their vulgar remarks. The show, which was meant to be a platform for showcasing talent, has instead created an outrage for its explicit content.

The controversy surrounding the show has led to multiple police complaints and notices from women and human rights panels. Allahbadia’s question on the show was deemed highly inappropriate, and the video has since been pulled down by YouTube.

The Mumbai Police visited Allahbadia’s residence following a complaint filed on Monday, and the Assam Police has also registered an FIR against him. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has assured that action will be taken against Allahbadia.

A parliamentary panel is also considering summoning Allahbadia to discuss the matter. The panel is likely to question him about the explicit content on his show and the impact it has on the youth.

The incident has sparked a heated debate about the limits of free speech and the responsibility of content creators to respect social norms. While some have come out in support of Allahbadia, citing creative freedom, others have condemned him for his explicit content.

As the controversy continues to unfold, one thing is clear – the incident has highlighted the need for greater accountability and responsibility in the content creation space.