The ambulance that ferried the farmer’s organs leaves for Bengaluru along a green corridor from Mysuru, on Tuesday | s udayshankar 
Karnataka

Brain-dead farmer saves lives of four through organ donation

A 27-year-old farmer who was declared brain dead after an accident recently, has now become a saviour for four patients through organ donation.

From our online archive

MYSURU: A 27-year-old farmer who was declared brain dead after an accident recently, has now become a saviour for four patients through organ donation.

The farmer, Chandrashekhar hailing from Nivedithanagar, Mysuru, had met with an accident near Ganangur village in Srirangapatna on December 14. He was later admitted to the Apollo BGS Hospitals in the city in a critical condition. However, despite best efforts by the doctors, he remained critical and was declared brain dead, following which the doctors proposed organ donation to Chandrashekhar’s wife who agreed to it.

In the organ donation, Chandrashekhar’s heart, liver and two kidneys were donated to ailing patients, including two in Bengaluru. The organs were transported to Bengaluru through zero traffic via a green corridor from the Apollo Hospital to Bengaluru. This year itself over 15 similar organ donation initiatives were taken up at the Apollo BGS Hospitals in the city.

MM Naravane backs publisher, says memoir not yet published

Speaker Om Birla to step aside from presiding over Lok Sabha amid removal move by Opposition

Three days before polls, Hindu trader hacked to death in Bangladesh

Govt notifies new rules, makes AI-generated sexual abuse images and other illegal content punishable

Budget Session LIVE: Opposition submits notice for resolution to remove Speaker; LS debates Budget

SCROLL FOR NEXT