Archive · 27 Aug 2026
Sister Donates Part Of Liver To Save Brother
Sushil Agarwal had a serious liver illness.
Doctors said he needed a transplant to have a chance of surviving.
His sister, Neha, decided to donate part of her liver.
The operation took place at a hospital in Gurugram.
Neha’s surgery lasted nearly seven hours.
The full procedure took about 12 hours and used robotic technology.
Doctors successfully transplanted part of her liver into Sushil.
Their families supported Neha’s decision.
The story was shared during Rakshabandhan as an example of sibling love.
Neha Agarwal, 47, donated part of her liver to her 55-year-old brother, Sushil Kumar Mangilal Agarwal.
Doctors said Sushil’s serious liver ailment made a transplant his only hope of survival.
The transplant was recently performed at Medanta-The Medicity Hospital in Gurugram.
Neha’s donor surgery lasted nearly seven hours within a complex 12-hour procedure using robotic technology.
The successful operation was highlighted during Rakshabandhan as an extraordinary act of sibling sacrifice.
- Who
- Neha Agarwal donated part of her liver to her brother, Sushil Kumar Mangilal Agarwal, 55.
- What
- A living-donor liver transplant was successfully performed.
- When
- The transplant took place recently and was highlighted during Rakshabandhan.
- Where
- Medanta-The Medicity Hospital in Gurugram; Neha is from Sendhwa and Sushil is a resident of Bhikangaon, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- Sushil had a serious liver ailment, and doctors said a transplant was his only hope of survival.
- Donor
- Neha Agarwal, 47
- Recipient
- Sushil Kumar Mangilal Agarwal, 55
- Hospital
- Medanta-The Medicity Hospital, Gurugram
- Specialist
- Dr Arvinder Singh Soin
- Donor surgery
- Nearly seven hours
- Total procedure
- Approximately 12 hours
- Technology
- Advanced robotic technology
