
| Niranjan | M NARMADA | VIJAY KANTH | DEVA PRASAD | Harish | Siavguru |
| Srinivasan K | Kafsal KM | Santhosh Devaraj | Manikandaprabu | Vengatesan | Munigalingam |
| Kugan | Damodharan | Dilleeswara Babu | Sundhari Thevar | Siddharth | Rajesh |
| Sivaraman | Suresh.R | Aparna Prabu | Shyam Sundar.S | Dinesh G | Karthi |
| Shridhar D | Dinesh Kumar | Akshaya Chandrasekar | Priyarajendran | Mohan | Abilisha subha |
| Daniel | Anant | Chandrasekar | Lalith Shanthilal | Madhes | Rosalin Jena |
| Guhan | Jenin Dhas | Sujith Kumar M | Kalyan | Mohanthy | Vijayakumar |
| Naresh | Vinod Hari | Anusha Viswanathan | Arasukrishnan | Infant Paul Rebin | Sinthu |
| stalin | Vijayanand | Saswati Roy Chaudhury | Radhakrishnan | Lington | Arun prasad G |
| Raghavan | Gourisankar | SURESH KUMAR T | Shankar Elango | Harish Kumar Sarda | |
| Rokiniraja | Devcharan | Senkathirvanan K | Kathikeyan | Mahalingam Ponnusamy | |
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Post event write up by Srimathi Sridharan

You do not know what you are capable of until you are a Red Knight:
When I stepped into Rajiv Gandhi hospital on Sunday I got reminded of my uncle being rushed there right after an accident and how we were hunting for blood donors to save his life. Thanks to the timely help of donors, he is hale and healthy today. Now, after years, I step in again and found myself part of the group that works with the mission of saving many lives like that of my uncle's.

Sunday was one such camp and I found myself amongst some like-minded people who were interested in this cause. Organized along with TR Chadha & Co. LLP, there were more than 80 donors who enthusiastically donated their blood, apart from few others who came all the way to donate but couldn't make it past their blood count test.
Nevertheless,
the effort was humongous, the thought was noble. I got a glimpse of
what it means to someone who is in need of blood. When I hung around i
witnessed a boy and his family member (dad or uncle, not sure) waiting
in the hallway. I was told that his mother was undergoing a heart
surgery the next day and the blood donated is going to make a lot of
difference to the family. I shall save some drama, but I cannot stop
myself from noticing the urgency and the earnestness in the little boy's
eyes. Since I've been there, done that, I knew exactly how thankful the
family would feel when they receive the blood needed. This was just one
family. Until I was there, I noticed so many others thronging the place
for blood.

Kudos
to the first time donors, especially to the ones who were rejected many
times for not being fit enough to donate and ultimately made it this
time and for those who mustered courage at the spot to donate blood,
breaking away from their fears of various kinds.
The feeling of saving a life is inexplicable. I would urge everyone to try that sometime. Thanks to the organizers; you guys are doing a great job. And it's an ongoing movement to clear the myths and misconceptions and woo people into being committed to a cause like this.
Thanks & Regards,
Chennai Red Knights
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