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Sister Donates Liver To Brother In MP's Bhikangaon

Neha saves brother's life, donates liver on Raksha Bandhan. A 47-year-old woman

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
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City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Thu, 27 August 2026 at 01:00 am
Sister Donates Liver To Brother In MP's Bhikangaon

In a heartwarming display of sibling love, Neha from Sendhwa in Madhya Pradesh donated a part of her liver to save her brother Sushil Kumar Mangilal Agarwal's life. Sushil, a 55-year-old resident of Bhikangaon, had been battling a serious liver ailment for a long time.

After doctors declared a transplant as his only hope of survival, Neha stepped forward to donate a portion of her liver. The transplant took place at Medanta-The Medicity Hospital in Gurugram, under the supervision of liver specialist Dr Arvinder Singh Soin.

The complex 12-hour procedure used advanced robotic technology to remove and transplant a portion of Neha's liver into Sushil. Neha's donor surgery alone lasted nearly seven hours.

The operation was a success, and the family's anxiety turned into celebration. Neha's husband Manish and their children supported her decision, while Sushil's wife Anita and their children called her sacrifice a blessing.

Neha's selfless act is a testament to the strong bond between siblings. On the occasion of Raksha Bandhan, Neha proved that a sister's love can mean giving not just a thread, but a part of herself.

The festival of Raksha Bandhan is traditionally celebrated by sisters tying a sacred thread on their brothers' wrists, praying for their long life. However, Neha's act of donating her liver to save her brother's life has given a new meaning to the festival.

The successful transplant has brought new hope to the family, and they are grateful for Neha's sacrifice. The family is now celebrating the festival with renewed joy and gratitude.

This extraordinary story of sibling love has touched the hearts of many, and it will be remembered as a true example of the selfless love and sacrifice that siblings can have for each other.

In a world where relationships are often taken for granted, Neha's act of donating her liver to save her brother's life is a reminder of the importance of family bonds and the sacrifices that we can make for our loved ones.

The story of Neha and Sushil is a testament to the power of love and sacrifice, and it will continue to inspire many people in the days to come.

As the family celebrates the successful transplant, they are also grateful for the advanced medical technology that made it possible. The use of robotic technology in the transplant procedure is a testament to the advancements in medical science.

The story of Neha and Sushil is a reminder that with love, sacrifice, and advanced medical technology, even the most complex medical procedures can be successful.

In conclusion, Neha's act of donating her liver to save her brother's life is a true example of the selfless love and sacrifice that siblings can have for each other. It is a story that will be remembered for a long time and will continue to inspire many people in the days to come.

Frequently asked questions

What is the name of the sister who donated her liver to her brother?

Neha from Sendhwa in Madhya Pradesh.

Where did the liver transplant take place?

Medanta-The Medicity Hospital in Gurugram.

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