I firmly believe in organ donation

[Raji Ram]

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In Parsi community, they do not bury or cremate the body. They keep the body on top of the well covered with rods. In their rituals, dead body should not be wasted and the same should be fed to eagles, vultures etc. Even today this system is continued and there are separate places in Mumbai meant for final rites for Parsis........

The Parsi community also changes. Here is the latest news from The times of India dated 20 - 11 - 2012:

Gujarat Parsis being cremated as vultures dwindle. Ramaninder K Bhatia, TNNNov 20, 2012, 05.17AM IST

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VADODARA: When Dara Hakim, 89, a former Indian Navy deep-sea diver and prominent member of Vadodara's Parsi

community passed away recently, his family chose cremation for his last rites. Though he did not leave any specific

instructions, his wife Roda Hakim arranged for a cremation instead of the traditional Tower of Silence.

Source: Gujarat Parsis being cremated as vultures dwindle

 

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21-year-old leaves gift of life for 34


NEW DELHI: A family which lost a 21-year-old son to an accident has bravely put its grief behind and come forward to give the gift of life to others. At its own initiative, the family asked doctors to harvest the son's organs - a decision that will help at least 34 people.

The first beneficiaries included a 58-year-old man suffering from end-stage liver failure and at least two other critically ill patients who received organ transplants on Tuesday.

The donations were made possible by the Juneja family of east Delhi, whose only son, Anmol, suffered irreversible brain damage in a road accident on Friday. Anmol was a BCA student.

Anmol's heart valve, pancreas, cornea and at least 30 other organs have been preserved for transplant, said doctors at AIIMS Trauma Centre where the organ retrieval was conducted.
Family came forward to donate all organs

How commendable this act by the near and dear ones!!!



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