In India, officials emphasize the critical need for organ donation as a life-saving practice, with a new campaign aimed at increasing awareness and improving infrastructure for transplantation. Ms. L. S. Changsan from the Ministry of Health highlighted that one organ donor can save up to eight lives and called for a cultural shift towards organ donation following the government's 'One Nation, One Policy' initiative. Meanwhile, in the U.S., researchers are exploring xenotransplantation using genetically edited pig organs to address the severe shortage of kidney donors, where currently about 100,000 people await transplants. In tragic instances, families in India have chosen to donate organs from brain-dead relatives, resulting in life-saving transplants for multiple recipients. The decision to donate, while emotionally challenging, can offer hope to those in need, exemplified by recent donations that have saved lives after accidents. Experts stress the importance of timely organ retrieval, as the viability of organs diminishes rapidly post-mortem, necessitating prompt action to maximize the benefits of donation.