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Topic · standing beatupdated Sun, 1 Nov, 12:30

Jeevan Dan

1 story · 1 outlet · last 7 days

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This week’s lead · most outlets

World · 1 Nov

చనిపోతూ.. తొమ్మిది మందికి ప్రాణం పోశారు

AI summary[PUBLISHER] reported on two organ donation cases in Hyderabad where the families of a 19-year-old electrician and a 13-year-old student donated their organs after they were declared brain dead. The donations resulted in nine lives being saved. The article noted that the total number of organ donations registered through the Jeevan Dan program reached 175 this year, citing a state program nodal officer.

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