The Panipat Red Cross Society organized a voluntary blood donation camp at Crown International Textiles on Teachers' Day. ^[1] President Droupadi Murmu appealed to teachers on Teachers' Day to guide the country's future generations in the right direction. ^[2] President Droupadi Murmu wrote an article titled 'Shaping Minds; Building the Future' on the occasion of Teachers' Day to address educators in India. ^[3] Seventy people registered for the blood donation camp, and 56 of them successfully donated blood. ^[4] President Droupadi Murmu stated that it is every teacher's duty to maintain this trust and avoid creating situations of fear, anxiety, inferiority, or broken confidence in children. ^[5] President Droupadi Murmu stated that students who achieve success alongside ethical thinking and conduct are the greatest examples of a teacher's success. ^[6] President Droupadi Murmu urged educators to prepare students with scientific thinking and to work towards human welfare. ^[7] President Droupadi Murmu asked teachers to shape generations of students who value cultural heritage, develop a scientific outlook, and work for the welfare of humanity. ^[8] President Droupadi Murmu stated that it is the sacred duty of teachers to guide their students to be good human beings. ^[9] President Droupadi Murmu stated that the country is moving steadily towards the goal of becoming a developed nation with social inclusion at the core. ^[10] Anu Vats stated that blood donation is an opportunity to save the life of an unknown person alongside social responsibility. ^[11] Ten teachers who have made special contributions to the field of education were honored with shields and certificates. ^[12]