Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Organ Donations Save Five Lives in West Bengal
Two individuals, one a 65-year-old man and the other Sanchita Bakshi, who was 76, donated their organs after they passed away.
This selfless act saved the lives of five people in need of new organs.
The organs included kidneys and livers, which were transplanted at various hospitals in West Bengal.
Sanchita Bakshi had planned this donation beforehand.
This event highlights the importance of organ donation, especially as the demand for organs far exceeds the supply.
Two individuals donated organs to save the lives of five people.
The organs donated included kidneys and livers.
The donations took place in West Bengal, India.
One donor was a 65-year-old man and the other Sanchita Bakshi, age 76.
The recipients received transplants at multiple hospitals.
- Who
- Two individuals donated their organs.
- What
- Organ donations, saving five lives.
- When
- Recent events
- Where
- West Bengal, India; Manipal Hospital, Apollo Multispecialty Hospital, RN Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences, and SSKM Hospital.
- Why
- To save lives of patients in need of organ transplants.
- Donors
- Two individuals
- Lives Saved
- Five
- Organs Donated
- Kidneys, Liver
- Hospitals Involved
- Manipal Hospital EM Bypass, RN Tagore International Institute of Cardiac Sciences, Manipal Hospital Mukundapur, Apollo Multispecialty Hospital, SSKM Hospital
- One donor
- 65-year-old man
- Second donor
- 76-year-old Sanchita Bakshi