Delhi HC Allows 17-Year-Old Minor Son to Donate Liver Portion to Ailing Father in Exceptional Medical Case

The Delhi High Court allowed a 17-year-old minor to donate part of his liver to his critically ill father, considering exceptional circumstances. The Court approved the transplant after finding that the son was the only medically suitable donor available among relatives.

His Legacy Will Live On in Lives He Saved: Supreme Court Praises Harish Rana’s Family for Life-Saving Organ Donation

The Supreme Court of India praised the family of Harish Rana for donating his corneas and heart valve after his death, with Justices JB Pardiwala and KV Viswanathan calling the act one of compassion, generosity and a life-saving legacy for others.

Frame National Policy for Organ Transplantation: Supreme Court Directs Centre & Urges Uniform Rules Across States

Today, On 19th November, The Supreme Court has directed the Centre to create a national policy for organ transplantation and work with all States to ensure uniform rules. The Bench led by CJI BR Gavai also asked the Centre to encourage Andhra Pradesh to adopt the 2011 amendments.

Organ Donation Deficiencies to be Addressed via Email or WhatsApp: Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court has mandated improved communication for incomplete organ donation documents, requiring immediate email or WhatsApp notification to donors and recipients. This decision aims to ensure documented interaction in the organ donation process, emphasizing the critical nature of efficient documentation handling. The Court has also directed authorization committees to adhere to specified timelines for organ and tissue transplantations.