Rayat Bahra Professional University Observes Bhai Kanhaiya Ji Manav Seva Sankalp Diwas; Organizes Eye Donation Awareness Camp
The University School of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Rayat Bahra Professional University (RBPU), Hoshiarpur, in association with the Eye Donation Association (Regd.), Civil Hospital, organized an Eye Donation Awareness Camp to mark the observance of ‘Bhai Kanhaiya Ji Manav Seva Sankalp Diwas’.
Rajat Kumar
Oct 14, 2026 07:59
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Hoshiarpur, October 14, 2026: The University School of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Rayat Bahra Professional University (RBPU), Hoshiarpur, in association with the Eye Donation Association (Regd.), Civil Hospital, organized an Eye Donation Awareness Camp to mark the observance of ‘Bhai Kanhaiya Ji Manav Seva Sankalp Diwas’. The initiative was held under the aegis of the Red Ribbon Club (RRC) and the National Service Scheme (NSS), guided by Dr. Jyotsna, Dean, RRC and NSS Coordinator.
The event aimed to sensitize students and faculty to the ideals of selfless humanitarian service while dispelling myths and building awareness around corneal blindness and eye donation under the slogan, “Donate Eyes – See the World Twice.”
The occasion was graced by key office-bearers of the Eye Donation Association, including Patron Bahadur Singh Sunet, General Secretary Baljit Singh Panesar, Finance Secretary Harbhajan Singh, and Vice President Gurpreet Singh. The dignitaries were formally welcomed with green planters presented by Dr. Jasdeep Kaur Dhami, Dean, IQAC.
Addressing the gathering, Bahadur Singh Sunet elucidated the life and timeless philosophy of Bhai Kanhaiya Ji, emphasizing that true service knows no discrimination. He urged the youth to carry forward these core values of compassion and equality in their academic and professional careers. Experts from the association highlighted the critical demand for corneal donations and guided the attendees on the procedure to pledge their eyes.
Dr. Maninder Pal Singh, Director of the University School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Simarjit Kaur, Head of the Pharm.D. Department, along with faculty members and students, actively participated in the discussions and awareness pledges. Several students also delivered speeches reflecting on humanitarian values and organ donation.
The program concluded with a formal vote of thanks and presentation of tokens of appreciation to the guest speakers by Dr. Jyotsna.
