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The Gift That Keeps Giving, And Saving Lives

by Kashmir Thunder Desk
April 27, 2026
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The Gift That Keeps Giving, And Saving Lives
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The Lieutenant Governor has asked people to pledge that they will donate their organs after death. This is a reminder of the greatest gift one human being can give to another — life itself. The numbers are sad. In India, lakhs of patients are waiting for organ transplants. They need kidneys, livers, and eyes. But very few people come forward to donate. Why? Because of a lack of awareness, wrong beliefs, and fear. Each one of us holds the extraordinary power to save lives even after we are gone. Think about that. One person can save many lives after death. A kidney patient gets another chance. A blind person sees again. A burn victim gets healthy skin. The government organised an event called ‘Naman Diwas’ to honour donors and their families. For too long, the families of donors have grieved in silence, unaware that their loved one’s passing could bring joy and vision to multiple others. By publicly celebrating their sacrifice, the government sends a powerful message: organ donation is not a taboo but a legacy of compassion. It tells people that organ donation is not a shameful thing. It is a beautiful legacy. The LG’s own example – registering as an organ donor on the Ayushman Bharat portal – is leadership by example. When a leader does this, it becomes normal for others to follow. He also cleared a big confusion — that all religions respect organ donation. Giving selflessly is a virtue in every faith. The State Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation (SOTTO) in Jammu and Kashmir is doing good work. They run campaigns, partner with hospitals, and train doctors. Every citizen must spread this message — in schools, colleges, offices, and neighbourhoods. Every eye donor brings sight back to someone. Imagine the joy of seeing your child’s face again. Every kidney donor gives someone a second chance to work, love, and dream. These are not just medical procedures. These are miracles. So let us listen to the LG’s appeal. Let us take the pledge today. Organ donors are not just heroes. They are what is best in humanity.

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