Lytus Technologies (OTCMKTS: LYTHF), a multinational leader in platform services and a next-generation technology-driven services company, On the occasion of World Red Cross Day, the Indian Red Cross Society presented a Special Award to Lytus HealthTech’s Blod.in, for its outstanding work in the blood and medical logistics sector.
Blod.in, India’s first on-demand blood component management and logistics platform - currently operational in Chennai and soon to be available nationally, stood out as the only organisation in its category to receive this coveted recognition. Red Cross hosted the felicitation ceremony to honour the invaluable contributions of doctors, healthcare workers, and corporate partners who have supported its humanitarian mission over the years.
Blod.in was lauded for its role as a critical logistical bridge between hospitals and blood banks, enabling the timely and reliable delivery of blood and essential medical resources. The platform’s tech-enabled, on-demand logistics service has made a significant impact in responding swiftly to medical emergencies and supporting patient care across the region. The award was received by Mr. Pranov Ganesh, representing Blod.in at the ceremony.
Commenting on the special award, Mr. Sai Gunaranjan, COO of Lytus HealthTech, said, “We express our gratitude to the Indian Red Cross Society for recognising our efforts. This honour reaffirms our commitment to expanding accessible and timely medical logistics solutions across India.”
The event also recognised veteran doctors who have long supported the Indian Red Cross Society’s work, reaffirming the collective strength of public health partnerships.
Over the last twelve months, Blod.in scaled rapidly, growing from 30 to 140 hospitals with a 20% month-on-month growth trajectory. They also plan to expand to 100 more hospitals and 15+ blood banks including Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Hyderabad and other cities in the next phase. Blod.in`s AI-driven technology will soon expand to global markets like the U.S. and UAE, optimising inventory, minimising wastage, and ensuring timely blood availability for patients, hospitals, and blood banks.