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Brain-dead man in Nagpur gives life to 4 after organ donation; posthumously receives ‘Guard of Honour?

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A 27-year-old man, who was declared brain-dead in Wockhardt Hospital at Nagpur gave a new lease of life to as many as four people after his organs were donated. It was the courage of his family and the bravery that after a couple of counselling sessions, they agreed to donate the organs to save lives of four other people.

The deceased received a heroic Guard of Honour? for the noble cause by the hospital staff. 

The patient’s heart was airlifted to Mumbai and liver and kidneys were allotted to other private hospitals in the city including a kidney being allotted to Wockhardt Hospital.

The patient was admitted to Wockhardt Hospital and operated by Dr Rahul Zamad, Consultant – Neuro Surgery. Despite several attempts, the 27-year-old lost the battle and was declared brain-dead. 

We salute the deceased donor and his family to have realised the value of organ donation and giving life to these ailing patients. We should all be a part of this noble act of giving life after death by donating organs,” said Abhinandan Dastenavar, Centre Head, Wockhardt Hospital. 

We hope this acts as an example and encourages many others to come forward and get themselves registered for organ donation, he added.

The intensivist team of Wockhardt Hospitals managed the clinical condition of patient to maintain hemodynamics of donor.

The retrieval of heart was done by a dedicated team, which had arrived from Mumbai. Further, the complex procedure of harvesting both the kidneys and transplanting one (the one allotted to Wockhardt Hospitals) was done by Senior Transplant surgeon, Wockhardt Hospitals along with Nephrologist – Dr Suryashree Pandey and anaesthetists – Dr Swanand Melag and Dr Awantika Jaiswal. 

The entire activity was conducted by transplant team of Wockhardt Hospital including – Dr Rakesh Shah, Head – Clinical Administration, Karthikeyan V, Head – General Administration, Payal Katre and Urvashi Lakudkar.

With the help of Zonal Transplant Coordination Centre, Traffic Police and Airports Authority of India, the organs were transported to respective locations on time. 

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Atmadeepam Society felicitates 18 visually-impaired students for completion of course in Computers | Nagpur

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Atmadeepam Society recently hosted a certificate distribution program for 18 visually-impaired students who completed a course in Computers.

Atmadeepam Society recently hosted a certificate distribution program for the VI/Blind candidates who completed the Computer Fundamentals and Fundamentals of Internet. The courses were conducted by Parivartan centre at Atmadeepam Society in Nagpur. The program was graced by several guests including Dr Harsha Jharia, Chief Administrative Officer, LAD College, Nagpur, and Chaitanya Deshpande, CSR Head, DB Jain Group.

Hema Kubde, Secretary, Atmadeepam Society Nagpur and Yogeshwar Chawwaldhal, Treasurer, Atmadeepam Society Nagpur also graced the occasion. President Jidnyasa Chawaldhal gave the introductory speech and the event was hosted by Aarti Chavan.

During the ceremony, certificates were distributed to 18 VI/Blind candidates who successfully completed the three-month Computer Fundamentals course, and 14 VI/Blind candidates who completed the one-month Fundamentals of Internet course.

We are proud to announce that two of our VI/Blind candidates who completed the courses have secured employment. This achievement is a testament to the effectiveness of the courses in providing practical skills that are valuable in the job market.

Atmadeepam Society is committed to providing education and training opportunities to underprivileged sections of society. We would like to thank our esteemed guests for gracing the occasion and recognising the hard work put in by our VI/Blind candidates and trainers Kamal and Rupali.

Also read: Inside inter-school swimming competition ‘Poolompics 1.0’ at DPS Kamptee Road…

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Inside inter-school swimming competition ‘Poolompics 1.0’ at DPS Kamptee Road…

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DPS Kamptee Road held first-ever Pro-Vice Chairperson Inter-School Swimming Competition 'Poolompics 1.0' in Nagpur.

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Delhi Public School Kamptee Road, Nagpur, demonstrated its commitment to promoting sports by organizing the first-ever Pro-Vice Chairperson Inter-School Swimming Competition, ‘Poolompics 1.0’, on the 25th of March, 2023, in its state-of-the-art natatorium. Boasting an indoor swimming pool that matches all benchmarks, the school provided a perfect setting for the event. Ms. Tulika Kedia, President and Pro-Vice Chairperson, Delhi Public School Kamptee Road and MIHAN, Nagpur was the source of inspiration behind this event.

The esteemed Chief Guest for the event Dr. Sambhaji Bhonsale, an accomplished individual in the field of sports and education who currently serves as the Director of Sports at Mathuradas Mohota College of Science, Joint Secretary of the Swimming Association of Maharashtra, Secretary of the Nagpur District Swimming Association, and Chairman of the Swimming Selection Committee at Nagpur University, brought a wealth of experience to the occasion.

The event was also graced by Indrajeet Parganiha, Bursar, Delhi Public School Kamptee Road, Nagpur, Amol Raipurkar, NIS, Swimming Coach and Ritu Sharma, Principal, DPS Kamptee Road, Nagpur.

DPS Kamptee Road held first-ever Pro-Vice Chairperson Inter-School Swimming Competition 'Poolompics 1.0' in Nagpur.

In total, 115 swimmers participated in 42 events, with 48 schools from Nagpur and other cities competing in the Under 10, Under 12, and Under 14 boys and girls categories, in the 50-mtr and 100-mtr Freestyle, Breaststroke, Backstroke and Butterfly events.

Also read: Inside AURORA – An inter-school science fest at DPS MIHAN in Nagpur

The event was an excellent opportunity for young swimmers to showcase their skills and sportsmanship. The competition was fierce, and the swimmers pushed themselves to their limits, determined to emerge victorious. The atmosphere was electric, with cheers and applause from the audience as the swimmers raced towards the finish line.

DPS Kamptee Road held first-ever Pro-Vice Chairperson Inter-School Swimming Competition 'Poolompics 1.0' in Nagpur.

The judges, comprising of experienced swimming coaches were impressed with the quality of swimming on display. The swimmers demonstrated excellent technique, speed, and endurance, making the judges job of selecting winners a challenging one.

The event concluded with the prize distribution ceremony, where the winners received medals and certificates for their outstanding performances. The participants also received participation certificates as a token of appreciation for their effort and commitment.

The event was a resounding success, and the participants and spectators alike enjoyed an exhilarating day of competition in an exemplary facility.

Also read: 6-yr-olds from Delhi Public School explore various aspects of G20 | Nagpur

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Shaunak Badole wins Open Championship, Divyanshi Khandelwal wins Women Championship

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Shaunak Badole in Open Group and Divyanshi Khandelwal in Women Group annexed the title of Nagpur District Open and Women Selection Chess Championship organised by Chess Association Nagpur in association with GH Raisoni Sports and Cultural Foundation and Kalpana Prakash Welfare Foundation on 26th March 2023 in Nagpur.

Shaunak true to his top seeding scored 6.5 points out of seven rounds and emerged winner. Chandrashekhar Sable with a last round draw with Shaunak stood second with 6 points to his credit. Nilay Kulkarni, Sharma Sai and Ayush Ramteke scored 5.5 points and were adjudged 3rd to 5th in the final list.

In the women group, Divyanshi Khandelwal who was seeded fifth at the start of championship had a memorable event scoring all 5 points out of 5 rounds and won the championship. In her march to the top, she scored over the Top Seed Aparneeta Jagtap and Third seed Tijan Gawar. Aparneeta Jagtap and Tijan Gawar with their only loss to Divyanshi were placed second and third respectively with 4 points. Anvi Hirde and Shanaya Shelkar scored 3.5 points and were placed 4th and 5th in the final merit list.

Shaunak Badole, Chandrashekhar Sable, Nilay Kulkarni and Sharma Sai shall represent Nagpur District in Open Group and Divyanshi Khandelwal, Aparneeta Jagtap, Tijan Gawar, Anvi Hirde and Shanaya Shelkar shall represent Nagpur District in Women Group in the Maharashtra State Open and Women Chess Championship to be held later this year.

Prizes were distributed at the hands of Shri Yashwant Shamkuwar, Ex. Secretary of Vidarbha Chess Association who is a Senior player himself. Shri Bhushsan Shriwas, Secretary, Chess Association Nagpur and Kalpana Prakash Welfare Foundation and Chief Arbiter IA Deepak Chavan were present on the dais. Top 10 Finishers in Open and Women Group got the Trophies and Medals. Medals were also given to Top player in Under 15,13,11,09,07 Category.

Chief Arbiter IA Deepak Chavan, successfully conducted the event assisted by SNA Sagar Sakhare, SNA Sham Agrawal, SNA Prayas Ambade and Prathamesh Machave.

Also read: Nagpur Youth Congress activists stage protest against Rahul Gandhi’s disqualification as MP

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