ITBP Diwali Blood Donation : 5,000 Himveers Donate Blood !

Lucknow, November 7, 2026: The Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Eastern Frontier organised a large-scale blood donation campaign during the Diwali festival. Nearly 5,000 ITBP Diwali Blood Donation personnel, known as Himveers, voluntarily donated blood as part of this humanitarian initiative.

The campaign was conducted under the leadership of Shri K. Sanjay Kumar, IPS, Inspector General (IG), Eastern Frontier. It was organised on the occasions of Dhanteras and Chhoti Diwali.

The initiative carried the inspiring message: “Light a lamp at home, donate blood to save a life.”

ITBP Blood Donation Drive Across Six States and Delhi

The ITBP blood donation campaign covered six states and the national capital, Delhi. Various ITBP battalions and establishments participated in the initiative.

The participating states included:

• Uttar Pradesh
• Andhra Pradesh
• Sikkim
• Bihar
• West Bengal
• National Capital Territory of Delhi

Nearly 5,000 Himveers came forward to support patients who need blood transfusions. Their participation highlighted the force’s commitment to humanitarian service.

Blood Donation Camps Organised at Three Lucknow Hospitals

In Lucknow, special blood donation camps were organised at three leading medical institutions.

These included:

1. Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGI)
2. King George’s Medical University (KGMU)
3. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences

The camps aimed to strengthen blood availability at hospitals and blood banks. They also sought to encourage more people to participate in voluntary blood donation.

Himveers Spread a Message of Humanity During Diwali

ITBP personnel remain dedicated to protecting the country’s borders. Through this campaign, they extended their service beyond their regular duties.

The initiative highlighted the importance of helping people in need. A single blood donation can make a significant difference to a patient’s life.

The campaign also encouraged citizens to celebrate festivals with compassion and social responsibility.

A Festival of Lights and Life-Saving Service

The ITBP Eastern Frontier’s initiative connected the spirit of Diwali with the value of saving human lives.

The participation of nearly 5,000 Himveers reflected the importance of voluntary blood donation. It also reinforced the message that festivals become more meaningful when their happiness reaches those in need.

“Light a lamp at home, donate blood to save a life.”

Himveers in the service of the nation, standing with humanity.