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Belagavi Blood Donation Camps: Insurance for Donors on Aug 15
Join the Belagavi blood donation camps on August 15 and receive a ₹1 lakh insurance policy. The New India Assurance Company Limited supports this initiative, ensuring donors are protected for a year. This event highlights the importance of blood donation and community health.
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