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A 48-year-old businessman from Adilabad, declared brain dead in Hyderabad, had his organs donated by his family under the Jeevandan initiative, saving four lives.

A 40-year-old Team Leader at Roto Maker Company, Surya Ravi Kumar, was declared brain dead after suffering a stroke-like episode and admitted to a private hospital.

Relatives of two men declared brain dead in Hyderabad have donated their organs under the state-run Jeevandan initiative. The donations, facilitated with a green channel by traffic police, helped nine patients in need across different hospitals.

The parents of 21-year-old Nakkala Uday Kiran from Sangareddy donated his organs after he was declared brain dead following a bus accident. Under the Jeevandan programme, five organs were retrieved, marking the 53rd organ donation in Telangana this year.

The family of Head Constable Nallala Laxmirajam from Korutla police station donated his organs under the State-run Jeevandan initiative after he was declared brain dead in a Hyderabad hospital. Two kidneys were retrieved and allocated to needy patients.

Families of two brain-dead individuals from Rangareddy and Peddapally districts donated their organs under the State-run Jeevandan initiative, enabling surgeons to retrieve 10 organs that were allocated to patients in need, offering them a renewed chance at life.

Srinivas Marri, a 38-year-old railway electrician, fell from a train while on duty and was declared brain dead. His family donated his kidneys, liver, heart, and lungs under the Jeevandan organ donation initiative, saving multiple lives.

Families of two brain-dead men from Nellore and Nizamabad donated their organs under the Jeevandan program. Doctors retrieved three organs from each, including liver and kidneys, which were given to patients in need. Their selfless act gave others a new life

The family of 37-year-old Krishna Sumanth from Miyapur, declared brain dead after a road accident, donated his organs under the Jeevandan programme. Seven organs, including kidneys, liver, lungs, corneas and heart, were retrieved and allocated to needy patients

After 56-year-old tailor Thumma Ramakrishna was declared brain dead, his family donated his liver and kidneys under the Jeevandan scheme in Hyderabad. His organs were allocated to three needy patients, offering them a second chance at life

Family of 51-year-old Shyam Babu Pilli, who was declared brain dead after a road accident, donated his kidneys and corneas under Jeevandan initiative.

The mother of the brain-dead victim, Kuppolu Parvathamm, gave consent to donate the organs of her brain-dead son

The daughter of the brain-dead victim, Janaki, gave consent to donate the organs of her mother to needy patients under Jeevandan organs donation initiative

The victim’s father gave the consent to donate his organs and the surgeons retrieved liver, kidneys and donated them to needy patients

The young priest tragically met with a road accident in the early hours of November 4 and was declared as brain dead on November 8.

Mettu Praveen, a private employee from Peddamallareddy village of Kamareddy district while returning home on his bike, hit a parked vehicle and fell down on July 9.

The year’s Sushruta awards, established by Medically Speaking, have honored care givers from different disciplines of medicine who have been serving the country in the field of health.

Jeevandan, Telangana received the award from HAYAT International Excellence Framework at the annual UAE Organ Donation and Transplant Congress-2024 held a few days ago in Dubai.

Nomula Mallareddy was hit by a heavy vehicle while crossing a road at Bhagyalatha bus stop, Vanasthalipuram in the early hours of January 23.

The surgeons retrieved kidneys and corneas and the donor organs were allocated to needy patients based on the organ donation guidelines