Chandigarh, May 9 -- The Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) on Thursday launched a campaign to establish an Emergency Blood Reserve and urged people to come forward and donate blood as a powerful and united act of defiance against terrorism.

"Terrorists spill innocent blood to divide us. We will give our blood to save lives and show them that humanity triumphs over hate. That is the strongest message we can send right now. This blood donation drive is not just about saving lives; it is about asserting that India's spirit cannot be shattered by acts of terror," said PGIMER director Dr Vivek Lal.

"Preparedness is not panic; it is protection. We must be a step ahead of any crisis in our preparedness to meet ...