G Sai Gourav’s vital organs being shifted to various hospitals in Visakhapatnam on Saturday late night | Express 
Andhra Pradesh

Organs of brain-dead Andhra University student save many

The vital organs of a 22-year-old student of Andhra University in Visakhapatnam, who died in an accident, have given a new lease of life to several persons.

From our online archive

VISAKHAPATNAM: The vital organs of a 22-year-old student of Andhra University in Visakhapatnam, who died in an accident, have given a new lease of life to several persons. G Sai Gourav, a first-year M Tech student of Andhra University and a resident of NGGOs Colony in Akkayyapalem met with an accident at MVP Colony on February 8 and sustained severe injuries on his head.

Battling for life for two days in a hospital, he was declared brain-dead on Saturday. After the members of the Jeevandhan Scheme counselled their parents, they agreed to donate the vital organs of Sai Gourav.
“Gourav’s kidney, liver, corneas and heart were harvested and sent to various hospitals in the city. His heart was transported to Chennai,” Jeevandhan, Coordinator from Vizag, Indira told TNIE.   
The traffic police arranged a green channel on Saturday late night and the heart was flown to Chennai, she added.

23 killed as minibus collides head-on with container truck near Kaziranga National Park in Assam

'Proof against Modi on my phone': Rahul alleges PM tapping device, renews debate call

Microsoft outage triggers email delivery delays for airlines; flight operations fully normal

CM Shivakumar seeks Rs 22,400 crore drought relief, raises sugarcane farmers’ concerns with PM Modi

Punjab BJP prepares tentative candidates list ahead of Assembly polls amid buzz over likely alliance with SAD