Kidney Transplants in India
By iastoppers.com
Law, Demand, & Alleged Rackets
Organ Donation Probe
Government probes into alleged organ trade involving Myanmar villagers and Delhi's Apollo hospital
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Law vs Reality
India's laws prohibit organ trade, yet allegations of kidney scams persist, questioning the system
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Apollo's Stance
Apollo Hospital asserts legal compliance in transplants, amidst accusations of exploiting the poor
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India’s Transplant Law
Transplant law allows donations from relatives with strict scrutiny to prevent financial exploitation
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Safeguarding Donors
Transplant law allows donations from relatives with strict scrutiny to prevent financial exploitation
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The Punishment
Illegal organ trade in India can lead to 10 years in jail and fines up to Rs 1 crore
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Demand for Kidneys
High demand and low risk make kidneys a prime target for illegal transplants in India
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Closing the Gap
Boosting deceased donations can address organ shortages and reduce illegal transplant practices
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Registry and Awareness
Government initiatives like Aadhaar-linked donor registry aim to increase deceased organ donations
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