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Total Press & Media Count: 637
  • Workshop on organ donation

    The Hindu, Tuesday, March 2, 2010

    The city-based Multi Organ Harvesting Aid Network (MOHAN) Foundation is organising one-week training programme in Grief Counselling and Organ Donation from Monday, a press release from Foundation CEO, K. Raghuram said.

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    • Concern over poor awareness on organ donation

      The Hindu, Tuesday, March 2, 2010

      An act of kindness can go a long way. More so, if a person is being given a second chance of life through an organ transplant. However, the rate of organ donations in the city is yet to pick up and there is a dearth of grievance counsellors to create awareness about organ donations.

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      • Invaluable 'service' indeed

        The Hindu, Monday, February 1, 2010

        Even in the face of bereavement, his family did not forget about what he stood for. Ex-serviceman Govardhan Naidu served the Indian Army for 17 years and retired with dignity. When he was declared brain dead the day after Republic Day, the family decided to donate his organs, so that they can be of

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        • Organs of farmer's son save four persons

          The Hindu, Tuesday, September 29, 2009

          HYDERABAD: Even as he was grieving the sudden loss of his 22-year-old son on Vijaya Dasami, the noble gesture of the farmer from Karimnagar gave a new lease of life to four patients and sight to two others.
          The organs were retrieved from "brain dead" Edla Raju of Gudoor, in Karimnagar district, a two-wheeler mechanic who met with an accident on September 27.

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          • Boost for organ donation drive

            Express Buzz, Monday, September 21, 2009

            CHENNAI: Very soon, you will know from a person's driving licence if he/she has pledged body organs for donation after death. The licence holder's status on organ donation will be either printed or encoded in the smart card, S Michendranathan, Principal Secretary and Transport Commissioner of Tamil

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            • 'Organ Donation Clause' to be included in driving licences

              The Hindu, Monday, September 21, 2009

              Transport Commissioner S. Machendranathan said that information regarding 'Organ Donation Clause' would definitely be included in the smart cards of driving licences, even while the Transport Department would consider whether to include the clause in the present cards.

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              • Organ donation may be 'licensed'

                Deccan Chronicle, Monday, September 21, 2009

                Chennai, Sept. 20: In what could be another boost to the organ donation drive in the state, those who wish to donate their organs after death may soon be able to say so on their driving licence.
                This would make it possible to save more lives through cadaver organ transplant in case of brain death due to road accidents, said Mr S. Michendranathan, transport commissioner, at a signature campaign organized by Multi Organ Harvesting Aid Network (Mohan) Foundation to urge the state government to include the clause in the driving licence.

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                • Drive for organ donor clause in licences

                  Times of India, Monday, September 21, 2009

                  Chennai: In a novel attempt to create large-scale awareness on organ donation, members of Mohan (Multi Organ Harvesting Aid Network) Foundation has received 2,500 signatures in a campaign to push for the inclusion of an organ donor clause in driving licenses.

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                  • Clause on organ donation on driving licence?

                    News Today, Monday, September 21, 2009

                    State Principal Secretary and Transport Commissioner S Machendranathan has told MOHAN (Multi-Organ Harvesting Aid Network) Foundation that the State government will think of endorsing introduction of Organ Donation Clause on driving licence.

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                    • India's taboos thwart transplants

                      The Star, Wednesday, September 16, 2009

                      Organ donation a foreign concept in nation where many believe in staying whole for afterlife
                      CHENNAI, INDIA-He was a 43-year-old truck driver, probably wiped after another work day that stretched late into the night.
                      His family said later it looked as if he just missed a step. They found his broken body early on Sept. 4 at the bottom of the stairs outside his home and rushed him to the hospital. Doctors said he was brain dead.

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