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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
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On April 27, Banoth Ramana, who was a driver by profession, was travelling on a two-wheeler when he was suddenly hit by a tractor
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On April 18, the farmer, while travelling on his two-wheeler, suddenly slipped and in the process received serious injuries. Immediately, his family members admitted him to the local hospital in Miryalaguda and for better treatment later shifted him to a private hospital in Hyderabad
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TG GENCO employee Gadam Rajaiah met with an accident while he was returning home after his duty. After days of intensive treatment, doctors declared him brain dead
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In the accident, Nairi Mahesh, received serious injuries and was rushed to a hospital. With no improvement after emergency treatment, the doctors declared Mahesh as brain dead on April 4.
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Victim’s wife gave consent to donate his organs; liver, kidneys, lungs and corneas donated to needy patients
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Speaking during a discussion in the Assembly on the Telangana Transplantation of Human Organs (Repeal) Bill, which aims stringent regulatory norms and promotion of organ donation in the State, the BRS working president stressed on the importance of raising awareness and encouraging people to participate in organ donation.
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Last week, N Bhumika Reddy, from Kamineni Hospitals, LB Nagar, who was travelling in a car, met with an accident when her car hit a road divider at Khanapur
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The deceased farmer’s wife Rukamma gave consent to donate his liver, 2 kidneys, and 2 corneas, overall 5 organs, to the needy patients under Jeevandan organ donation program
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On December 1, farmer Vallapu Malliah suffered severe injuries in a two-wheeler accident and was declared brain dead on December 8. His wife, Vallapu Yadamma, gave consent for organ donation. Surgeons successfully retrieved five organs, including the liver, two kidneys, and two corneas, which were then allocated to patients in need following organ donation guidelines.
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On November 18, Murali was involved in a road accident when he was struck by a two-wheeler. He was declared brain dead in Hyderabad on November 26, 2024. His wife, Koripella Swathi, gave consent for organ donation. Surgeons retrieved five organs—liver, two kidneys, and two corneas—which were then allocated to five patients in need through the State-run Jeevandan organ donation initiative.
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The Telangana High Court on Monday extended the interim bail granted to suspended Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) N Bhujanga Rao, the third accused in the ongoing phone tapping case, until November 28.
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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.
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Chakali Jayamma received severe injuries when she slipped and fell from a running bus at her village.
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Despite multiple efforts, Teja’s health did not improve and on August 25, the doctors declared him as brain dead
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Chennaiah, a resident of Malageri, Mahabubnagar, was hit by an unknown vehicle while crossing a road in the early hours of August 26.
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Since 2013, over 95% of cadaver organ donations, transplants have been undertaken at corporate hospitals
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Doctors treated Sunitha in the emergency wing and while undergoing treatment, she gave birth to a healthy baby girl.
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Over 14,000 registered with Jeevandan await donor kidney, liver
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In a novel gesture, the family members of a 19-year-old student from Rajendernagar, who was working part-time as a food delivery boy, have donated his organs after the team of attending doctors declared the youngster as brain dead
