सतलोक आश्रम खमाणों पंजाब में दो महीने में फिर रक्तदान कैंप: कैसे बनता है सेवा का संसार?
This video covers a large blood donation camp organized at Satlok Ashram, Khamanon, Punjab, under the guidance of Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj and his disciples. As unprecedented floods and calamities ravage many parts of India, the ashram held a mass blood drive to help the injured and affected people who urgently need blood. The coverage shows disciplined donor queues, medical teams from Rajendra Hospital conducting thorough pre-donation checks, hemoglobin and eligibility criteria, and strict hygiene protocols in meal preparation. Donors of ages 18–60 were screened for infections like HIV, dengue, malaria, recent surgeries or transfusions, and hemoglobin limits. Nutritious meals (pomegranate juice, sandwiches, fruits) and post-donation certificates and first-aid facilities were provided to ensure donors’ safety. Multiple donors share emotional testimonials about being inspired by Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj’s message of selfless service; one donor mentions donating over 200 times. The camp runs regularly during ashram gatherings every two-to-three months and highlights how faith-driven community mobilization saves lives during disasters. Watch the full video to see the on-ground arrangements, donor stories, and how organized compassion can make a real difference.
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