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  • Addition of organ donation column in driving licence form hailed

    The Quint, Wednesday, May 9, 2018

    A social group pushing for a change in the driving licence application form to allow an applicant to pledge for his/her organ donation has welcomed the government move on this, saying awareness and easy process will encourage people to donate organs.

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    • Our angry world still has many modern day heroes

      Hindustantimes, Friday, May 4, 2018

      In the video on his mothers phone, Arjun Shamat is dancing with his youngest sister; just another kid goofing off. Who could have known then that a few months later he would be dead? He never left home without informing me, says Raj Kumari, his mother, a domestic worker.

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      • Tata Trust asked to help promote cadaver donation

        THE ASIAN AGE, Wednesday, May 2, 2018

        State medical education minister Girish Mahajan recently wrote to the Tata Trust for help in creating a mechanism to boost cadaver donation in Maharashtra. Mr Mahajan requested the Tata Trust to design a model urging government hospitals to identify and declare brain-dead patients and counsel their families to donate organs.

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        • Organ Donations Save Lives! And Heres Why Indias Rates Are Soaring

          The Better India, Friday, April 27, 2018

          As per a study conducted by Mohan Foundation, an NGO, the number of youth pledging their organs has increased manifold. 81% of the pledges for organ donation signed between 2010 and 2018 were by those in the 18-40 age group. The largest group of signatories22,850 out of the 43,792 pledgeswas from the 21-30 age group.

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          • Youths turn saviours, breathe life into Indias organ donation drive

            The Times Of India, Wednesday, April 25, 2018

            Fifteen-year-old Mumbai resident Vaibhav Sanghavi had just completed his Class X exams in 2016 when he was asked a question that is rarely asked to someone so young: Would he consent to donate the organs of his 44-year-old mother who had just been declared brain dead? As their father was long dead, it was left to Vaibhav and younger brother Ravi to decide.

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