Archive · 20 Jul 2025
MP Govt Honors Body Donor with First-Ever Guard of Honour
The government of Madhya Pradesh is now giving special honors to people who donate their bodies after they die.
This includes a guard of honor, like a special salute.
The first person to receive this honor was an elderly woman named Pancho Bai Rajoriya, whose family donated her body for medical research.
The government will also recognize the families of donors on special days like Republic Day and Independence Day.
This new policy is a way for the government to thank people for their generosity.
Madhya Pradesh government provided a guard of honor to a body donor.
The honor was for Pancho Bai Rajoriya, who died in Gwalior.
Her family donated her body to Gajraraje Medical College.
This was the first guard of honor following the CM's announcement.
The government will felicitate donor families on national holidays.
- Who
- Pancho Bai Rajoriya and the Madhya Pradesh government.
- What
- The Madhya Pradesh government accorded a guard of honor to a body donor.
- When
- Saturday, after the death of Pancho Bai Rajoriya.
- Where
- Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To honor body donors, following a recent government announcement.
- Event
- Guard of Honor
- Recipient
- Pancho Bai Rajoriya
- Location
- Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
- Body donation to
- Gajraraje Medical College
- Government Announcement
- July 1st
- Family Felicitations
- 26 January and 15 August