हेड कांस्टेबल आशीष दहिया 138 बार रक्तदान कर चुके हैं रक्तदान, कभी भी खून की जरूरत हो, फौरन करते हैं मदद
दिल्ली पुलिस के हेड कांस्टेबल आशीष कुमार दहिया अब तक 138 बार रक्तदान कर चुके हैं. उनका मानना है कि जीवन में सबसे महत्वपूर्ण काम है किसी की जिंदगी बचाना. आशीष लोगों को रक्तदान के साथ-साथ पर्यावरण संरक्षण के प्रति जागरूक भी करते हैं.
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00:00Today, we are going to introduce you to a person who is the head constable of Delhi Police, Mr. Ashish Kumar Dhaiya.
00:06Along with providing security, he is also protecting the environment and people's lives.
00:13He has not only donated 10, 20, 30, but 138 blood donations to save people's lives.
00:25He also works to protect the environment by throwing plastic bottles at places like Delhi and other places.
00:34He has done a unique thing by collecting plastic bottles and planting plants in them.
00:44He started donating to people and made them aware of the importance of plants in the protection of the environment.
00:52We will talk to Mr. Ashish Kumar about the harm he is causing to the environment by throwing plastic bottles at places like Delhi and other places.
01:00Sir, welcome to ETV Bharat.
01:03Thank you very much.
01:04I wish all the viewers a very happy and prosperous year ahead.
01:10Sir, first of all, I would like to know where you are from and how long have you been working in Delhi Police?
01:17Since when have you been donating blood and where did you get the inspiration from?
01:22I am from Sishana, a village in Sonipat district of Haryana, which is a historical and religious village.
01:32I joined the Delhi Police in 2012.
01:37I got the inspiration to donate blood in 2003 when I saw someone suffering from a blood shortage.
01:46When I saw someone suffering from a blood shortage, my heart was also disturbed.
01:51From there, I started learning about this and started working in this field.
01:57This campaign has been going on since then and today it has come to the point that I have donated 138 times.
02:06Secondly, I would like to know whether your family supports or opposes your donation?
02:14What were the initial situations you were in?
02:18You have asked me a question that I will have to answer with a smile.
02:24There was a time when I was not married and when I donated blood, my mother used to say that if you donate blood, I will throw you out of the house.
02:32You should eat roti where you have donated blood.
02:35There was a time when my mother was not aware of this and then she got to know about it.
02:42My friends and my elders joined this campaign.
02:46Then they started telling me about the benefits of donating blood and how precious the lives of others are.
02:56My mother also joined this campaign and she has donated blood nine times so far.
03:02Who are the other people in your family who donate blood?
03:06How did you motivate them to donate blood?
03:11I did not motivate anyone.
03:13This is the truth.
03:15Because I understand and you also understand that no one believes in telling.
03:21People only believe when they see.
03:24When we were doing this work regularly, my family and my friends and relatives were also watching it.
03:33I have been supporting them the most.
03:36After seeing them, my family members also started donating blood.
03:42And just like that, my wife has also donated blood 16 times.
03:50Speaking of awareness, how do you appeal to people?
03:56How do you make them aware?
03:57Many people believe that donating blood can harm the body.
04:03What is the reality of all this?
04:05Because you have donated blood so many times.
04:07Did it have any bad effect on your health or did it not have any effect at all?
04:10Or do you stay healthy?
04:12How do you see it?
04:15There are many things.
04:17No work done by following the rules is harmful for us.
04:22Everyone has their own limits.
04:25We should stay connected to culture and traditions.
04:29If you donate blood illegally, it will definitely be harmful for you.
04:36And not just blood donation, you can do any work, be it eating, sleeping, or any other work,
04:41which is not done by following the rules, it will be harmful.
04:46What do we do for this?
04:48In schools, colleges, corporate offices, or any other place where we get time,
04:53we tell people about the benefits of donating blood.
04:57Our country is a country of youth.
05:00Still, there is a shortage of blood here.
05:03If even 1% of the youth donate blood,
05:06who are between the ages of 18 and 60,
05:09there will be no shortage of blood.
05:11There are so many pregnant women in our country.
05:14There are so many children who are suffering from epilepsy.
05:16There are people who are injured in road accidents.
05:19Or there are soldiers who are stationed at the border to protect us.
05:24All of them need blood.
05:26By giving an example of all of them,
05:29we request the public to come and donate clean blood.
05:35The meaning of clean blood donation is to donate with your own will.
05:38Anyone can do it for their loved ones.
05:41Someone in my family needs it.
05:43My friends and relatives need it.
05:45Anyone can do it for them.
05:47But we encourage people to donate clean blood.
05:50Because neither the recipient nor the donor knows about clean blood.
05:54So, we go to different places and run campaigns.
05:57We are also running campaigns on social media.
06:00Apart from that, journalists like you
06:04can also participate in our campaigns on TV channels, print media,
06:10or other platforms.
06:12This is how our campaign is moving forward.
06:16I was talking about health.
06:17What is the impact of blood donation on your health?
06:21Do you feel fit or do you have any weakness?
06:26I am as I am on camera.
06:28I have not put on any make-up.
06:31I have not put on any artificial thing.
06:33I am as I am in front of you.
06:35Even after doing blood donation 138 times,
06:38you all can see the happiness on my face.
06:43I have been on duty for 12 hours continuously.
06:47I have been on duty even after I have been on duty continuously.
06:49But there has been no negative impact on my health till date.
06:53I have already told you that
06:56there is a rule for every task.
06:58There is a rule for drinking water.
07:00There is a rule for eating food.
07:02Similarly, there is a rule for blood donation.
07:05If you donate whole blood,
07:08you should keep at least 3 months interval.
07:12But if you are a Kshatriya,
07:15you should keep at least 4 months interval.
07:18I am not saying this because medical science,
07:21our doctors have found this after research.
07:25You should do blood donation after a certain period of time.
07:27Apart from this, you should regularly exercise
07:30and eat nutritious food.
07:35You will never feel weak.
07:38You are working for environmental protection.
07:46Where did you get this inspiration and what did you do?
07:50I did not know what environmental protection is.
07:55When I was a child, there was flood in our village.
07:58The water level of the flood reached the village where we used to gather.
08:03We were small children.
08:05I asked my grandfather,
08:07where did this water come from?
08:09He told me that
08:11there was a tree on the river bank.
08:13It was cut off.
08:15The river bank was cut off from there.
08:17So, this water came.
08:18I could not understand what he meant.
08:20What is the connection between water and tree?
08:23A child has a lot of curiosity.
08:25He asks a lot of questions.
08:26I am like that.
08:27I asked him a lot of questions.
08:30I kept a book in front of him.
08:32My grandfather gave me a lot of answers.
08:34He explained to me in a very simple way.
08:36There are trees on the river bank.
08:39The roots of the trees tie the soil like thread.
08:44Whether the trees were cut off or not,
08:46they were cut off from there.
08:48As the river bank was being cut off,
08:50the water from it came into the village.
08:53I asked him what is the solution to save from this flood.
08:57He told me to plant a tree.
08:59Where should I plant it?
09:00Should I plant it on the river bank?
09:01No, you are young.
09:02Don't go to the river.
09:03You will drown.
09:04So, where should I plant it?
09:05He told me to plant it anywhere.
09:05Then I broke a small tree trunk and planted it somewhere.
09:11I started watering it.
09:12It was not a big tree.
09:14My grandfather saw that this child watered it every day.
09:17What is he doing?
09:18Then he taught me how to plant trees.
09:20Press the seed, put soil on it and water it.
09:23The campaign started from there.
09:25Today, it has grown so big.
09:29We have turned it into a tree that we used to plant when we were young.
09:34The second thing is about environmental protection.
09:37Not only trees are needed for environmental protection,
09:40but it is also very important that pollution is not spread.
09:44I got a posting at the India Gate.
09:47At the India Gate, I saw that people come from outside for sightseeing.
09:52What do they do?
09:53They drink water and throw away the bottles.
09:55They eat food and throw away the plastic containers.
09:57They throw away other disposable plastic containers.
10:01I was sad.
10:03I saw that people are coming from abroad.
10:06People are coming from all over the country.
10:08How dirty will they feel?
10:10The cleaning system there was so good that the cleaners
10:15are regularly there.
10:17They do not spread pollution.
10:19But still, for a few seconds or a few moments, pollution has spread there.
10:22What would I have done?
10:24I would have picked up the bottles from there and collected them at one place.
10:28When I collected them, it was the rainy season.
10:31I filled them with some soil.
10:34Someone had eaten the fruits and threw away the seeds.
10:38Like the seeds of jamun, berries, or dates.
10:41I put those seeds in them.
10:42There were some flowering plants.
10:44I broke their stems and put them in them.
10:46When those plants grew, the whole nursery was ready.
10:49I was worried that so many plants have grown.
10:52What should I do?
10:54There are many people who come to celebrate their birthdays at night.
10:58There are many people who come for sightseeing.
11:01At night, on duty, I would see people who come to celebrate their birthdays.
11:05I would give them a plant.
11:07Or people who come for sightseeing,
11:09if someone asks for directions or something else,
11:11I would give them a plant.
11:13In the same way, my nursery's problem was solved.
11:17The plants started growing.
11:18In return, I got those bottles and containers.
11:23It would be easier to keep them there,
11:26because I got a place to keep them.
11:27After that, if someone is getting married,
11:30or has a birthday,
11:32or if there is some other occasion,
11:33I started distributing those plants.
11:36My wife supported me in that.
11:39We both husband and wife started distributing them.
11:43But what happens is,
11:44our work does not go well with them.
11:46Now, we have to plant a lot of trees in the monsoon season.
11:51For that, we have to get the support of our social workers,
11:55who have made their own nurseries.
11:58This was our mission for the environment.
12:01So, how are you making people aware of environmental protection now?
12:05Do you give them plants?
12:06What are you doing now?
12:08Now, we are doing this.
12:10Government nurseries,
12:12or our other colleagues,
12:15who have made their own nurseries,
12:17we take plants from them.
12:19We go to your village,
12:20to your office,
12:22and plant trees there.
12:24We get a promise from them,
12:26that we will protect our plants ourselves,
12:29until they are at least 5-6 years old.
12:31This is how we are planting trees.
12:33What is the response of your colleagues,
12:40your employees,
12:41and your bosses to your good work?
12:43You have asked a very good question.
12:47My department officials,
12:49or my co-workers,
12:51everyone is supporting me in this.
12:54Our senior officials have done this many times,
12:59to help us move forward in our missions,
13:01and they do it regularly.
13:03When they call us to the stage,
13:06and when I say it in your language,
13:07they give us respect,
13:08and when I say it in my language,
13:10they give us blessings.
13:11Our senior officials,
13:13they keep their hands on our waist,
13:15or shake our hands.
13:16They give us a lot of encouragement,
13:18and it gives us a lot of energy.
13:19When our employees donate blood,
13:24or when they plant trees,
13:25and send a selfie or a photo video,
13:28it gives me a lot of energy.
13:30I hope that my senior officials,
13:34or my co-workers,
13:35keep supporting me in this way.
13:39You were listening to Ashish Dhaiya,
13:41he told us how he started Rakta Daan,
13:45and how he started environmental protection.
13:47With Sandeep Singh,
13:48for ETV Bharat,
13:49I am Dhananjay Verma from Delhi.