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Agartala: Royal Club and Royal Welfare Society teamed up on Saturday in Ranirbazar. They held a blood donation camp, a free health clinic, and revealed the theme for this year's Durga Puja. Minister Sushanta Chowdhury and Swami Subhakarananda, the secretary of Ramakrishna Mission, Tripura, attended the event. The club also handed out study materials to local students.
Chowdhury praised the group for its consistent community work in the Jirania subdivision. "Throughout the year, this organisation remains involved in different kinds of social activities. Today, they have organised a blood donation camp and a free health camp and also unveiled the theme of this year's Durga Puja," the minister said. He expects the public to appreciate the upcoming festival display.
Swami Subhakarananda attended at the invite of club president Ratan Debnath. The monk linked the social work to the spirit of the holiday. "The Divine Mother is pleased when someone makes efforts for the welfare of her children. I am sure she will bless all the members of this organisation for their efforts," he stated. He noted the Ramakrishna Mission's ongoing Sraddha project, which provides food to widows in Amtali and Dukli.
Debnath, who also runs Longthorai Spices, sponsors the spice portion of those rations. Additionally, a mobile dental unit provided by the Rotary Club of Agartala City visited the site. The vehicle travels across the state to teach people about oral health. Ramakrishna Mission now operates the unit out of Viveknagar.
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