JAMMU, Oct 30: Punjab National Bank (PNB), Circle Office Jammu, in collaboration with Dr. Satwant Singh Rissam, President, Young Blood Association (YBA) J&K, organised a Blood Donation Camp at the University of Jammu on the occasion of Vigilance Awareness Week.
The initiative combined the Bank’s commitment to ethical governance with its dedication to social responsibility and community welfare.
The camp was inaugurated by Pankaj Kumar Verma, Circle Head, Punjab National Bank, Jammu. He appreciated the initiative and highlighted voluntary blood donation as a noble humanitarian act that can save countless lives.
Speaking on the occasion, Verma said that the values central to Vigilance Awareness Week—integrity, responsibility, transparency and commitment to society—should inspire individuals and institutions alike to contribute to the larger good. He encouraged citizens, especially young people, to participate actively in blood donation drives and other social welfare initiatives, noting that donating blood is one of the simplest yet most meaningful ways to serve humanity.
The event was attended by distinguished dignitaries, including Dr. Lokender Singh, Professor Rajnikant and Pritam Singh, Associate Dean, Students Welfare, University of Jammu.
Punjab National Bank expressed sincere gratitude to Prof. Umesh Rai, Vice-Chancellor, JU, for his valuable guidance, encouragement and support in facilitating the successful organisation of the camp. The Bank also acknowledged the dedicated collaboration of Dr. Satwant Singh Rissam and the Young Blood Association J&K, whose support was instrumental in making the initiative a success.
The blood donation camp reflects Punjab National Bank’s continued commitment to community engagement, social welfare and nation-building. It also reinforces the message that vigilance extends beyond preventing corruption—it embodies integrity, accountability and responsibility in every sphere of life.