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  • I support O campaign held in Chennai

    EXPRESS HEALTHCARE, Monday, August 24, 2015

    To promote the cause of organ donation in India, The I Support O Campaign was recently conducted in Chennai. Reportedly, it received more than 10000 signatures from Chennaites and more than 1000 people signed off for their organ donation.

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    • Institutionalising organ donation: Crack down on dubious "good Samaritans" that play middlemen

      The Economic Times, Sunday, August 16, 2015

      "Hai . ravi from kakinada . age 30. o positive.... 8 lacks money ergent... plss cont. 99xxxxxx9" says one post on the website. "Guys could you please help me to get geniune buyer... o+ve blood group... if anybody interested contact me on this no +9192xxxxxxx3... i am in serious debt trouble..." That's Nagarjuna, from Hyderabad.

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      • Why is Kollywood so taken up with organ transplant crimes?

        The Hindu, Thursday, August 13, 2015

        The idea of kidnapping an unknown person, administering carbon monoxide and harvesting their organs may make a thrilling plot for a movie, but transplantation experts say storylines like this prove to be a setback to the efforts to promote cadaver organ transplantation.

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        • ‘Country must aim for one per million organ donor rate by 2020’

          The Times of India, Saturday, August 8, 2015

          Advocates of organ donation from across the country gathered at Kokilaben Ambani Hospital in Andheri on Friday to deliberate on how the fragmented national programme can be unified and strengthened to save more lives. As hospital and NGO heads, doctors, government officials debated the practical roadblocks, a consensus emerged that the country has to have a well-defined target that it must to strive to achieve.

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          • Armed forces developing another green corridor

            The Tribune, Friday, August 7, 2015

            After using an SU-30 frontline fighter aircraft to transport vital organs from a donor in Pune to a recipient in New Delhi recently, the armed forces are developing another green corridor for rapid transport of organs from Chandigarh to Delhi.

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