Tilak had been struggling with persistently low haemoglobin levels, and investigations revealed kidney failure caused by the underlying disorder. As the family explored transplant options, multiple centres abroad reportedly declined the case, citing the high surgical risk for both donor and recipient. Tilak’s father, despite sharing the same disorder, insisted on donating his kidney.

The family eventually reached Narayana Hospital, where a multidisciplinary transplant team led by Dr Deepak Sekhar Roy decided to proceed after extensive planning, risk assessment, and counselling. Surgeons meticulously managed bleeding risks throughout the operation, making the procedure one of exceptional complexity.

The transplant was successful, and both Tilak and his father have recovered. The family publicly thanked the Bhutanese King for financial support and the medical team for saving Tilak’s life. Doctors say the

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Krishna Sumanth, a private employee from Miyapur, was returning home after work on August 18 when a road accident severely injured him. Doctors treated him in the hospital but declared him brain dead on Wednesday.

Jeevandan representatives spoke with Krishna’s father and requested organ donation. His father agreed, and the family donated his heart, kidneys, liver, lungs, and eyes.

This act of kindness helped seven patients receive transplants. Krishna’s decision to give life even in death highlights the importance of organ donation and inspires others to come forward.

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