Blood India

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Your Act of Kindness Can Save a Life

Welcome to Blood India. We believe everyone has the power to be a hero. Our mission is to ensure a constant supply of safe, reliable blood, powered by people just like you—whether as an individual or part of a compassionate company. Every two seconds, someone needs blood. From emergency surgeries to critical medical treatments, blood transfusions are the backbone of modern medicine. The need is constant, and our purpose is to ensure the supply never runs out. Whether you're looking for urgent help or ready to make a powerful impact, we are here for you.

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Join us for Blood Donation Day, a special event dedicated to saving lives and strengthening our community. Every drop counts — and your generous donation can make a world of difference for patients in need.

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A Call to Action for Everyone

We are building a nation of heroes, one donor at a time. This movement is for everyone.

For Individuals: Join our growing network of donors. Sign up in minutes and be ready to save a life when the call comes.
For Corporations: Organize a blood drive or empower your employees to donate as a team. Our platform offers private login facilities to manage your company's donation initiatives with ease and privacy. Contact us to learn how your company can become a pillar of this life-saving mission.

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Leadership

Meet the passionate minds behind our mission — a team of leaders driving every success.

Sangram Keshari Swain

Managing Director

Dr. Biswa Mohana Jena, OES-I

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Ms. Bijayalaxmi Rautaray

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Sri Ashok Kumar Mahanta

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know more about blood donation and know how you can help people.

Why Donate Blood ?

Your single act of kindness can save a life. Donating blood is one of the most selfless acts you can perform, and it's essential for modern healthcare. A constant supply of blood is needed for accident victims, patients undergoing surgery, and those with chronic illnesses.

Important Information About Blood

Your heart pumps blood through a vast network of arteries and veins, delivering oxygen and nutrients to every part of your body. A healthy blood supply is vital for your overall well-being. Blood is made up of several key components:

Red blood cells:

Carry oxygen from your lungs to the rest of your body.

White blood cells:

Fight infections.

Understanding Blood Types

Every person's blood fall into one of four major types: A, B, AB, or O. Additionally, each type is either Rh-positive or Rh-negative. This means you could be A+, O-, B+, and so on.

Platelets

Help your blood to clot.

Plasma

The liquid part of blood that carries cells and proteins. Blood can be transfused as whole blood or separated into its parts to treat specific conditions.

The Role of a Blood Bank

Blood banks are responsible for the safe collection, testing, and storage of donated blood. They carefully screen every donation for infectious agents. They also determine the blood type and Rh factor of each donation to ensure it is used safely. For some transfusions, especially for those with specific allergies, blood banks may perform a process called leukocyte reduction to remove white blood cells, which helps prevent allergic reactions.

The Importance of a Diverse Donor Pool

The mix of blood types varies across different ethnic groups. For example, some ethnic groups have a higher prevalence of Type O blood, while others have a higher prevalence of Type B. This is why a diverse donor base is so important.

Ethnicity and Blood Types:

Some patients, particularly those with rare blood types or conditions like sickle cell disease, require a very close blood match to prevent a reaction. For example, a blood donation from a person of African-American descent may be the best match for a patient with sickle cell disease, as 98% of those with the disease are of African-American descent.