Jaipur: Chief minister Ashok Gehlot released the organ donation flag designed by NGO Mohan Foundation Jaipur Citizen Forum (MFJCF) on Monday.
At the level of state blindness committee arrangement will be made to provide place for Eye Bank Society and Mohan Foundation Jaipur in Bikaner
The Mohan Foundation's Sunil Shroff also pointed out that the current health system limits the health benefits of donated organs to Indians and
Gabriel Pereira, Organ Donation Ambassador from MOHAN Foundation, was invited to give a talk on organ donation at St. Bridget’s Institute of Home Nursing (a project of Caritas – Goa), Aldona on Saturday.
A unique marriage took place at Katangi in Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh. This marriage is in special discussion. In this marriage, the bride and groom have decided to donate their organs after death as soon as they enter married life.
Organ donation is a profound act of compassion that has the power to save and enhance countless lives. With a population of over 1.3 billion people, in India, our need for organ transplants is immense. It has emerged as a critical way of bridging the gap between the demand and availability of organs for transplantation.
The Government of India is finally waking up to the dire need of organ transplantation in the country, with just over 15,000 transplant surgeries carried out last year. Nearly 3.27 lakh registered recipients are on the waiting list. Last month, the Centre announced some changes in its policy in order to make organ transplant surgeries easy.
A workshop on Strengthening of Organ Donation and Transplantation Process was held at the Conference Hall of Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Medical Sciences (JNIMS) Porompat on Saturday. The workshop was organized by JNIMS in association with Multi Organ Harvesting Aid Network (MOHAN) Foundation, India.
Under the proposed one nation, one organ allocation' policy, the government ends the 65-year cap for receiving cadaver organs, domicile certificate requirement and asks states not to charge a fee for registration.
Tracing a heart on the map of India, Edelweiss Tokio Life Insurance’s Zindagi Express today pulled into its final destination Bhopal after journeying 5,500 kms through 50 cities and reaching over 1 million people to spread awareness regarding the need for organ donation in India. Honorable Vishvas Sarang, Minister of Medical Education, and Bhopal Gas Tragedy Relief & Rehabilitation, Madhya Pradesh Government represented Bhopal
