Balod’s Kadambini and her husband Lokesh took a pledge to donate their bodies on their birthday and gave a new direction to the society. Both of them announced donation of their bodies at Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Hospital in Rajnandgaon. Former MLA late Kadambini for this noble work. Was inspired by Lokendra Yadav.
Blood donation, body donation and organ donation, these are the words which not only save lives but also send a new message to the society. If every person adopted these great works, how many lives could be rejuvenated! To realize this thought, a husband and wife took an oath to donate their bodies on their birthday, and gave a new direction to the society with this inspiring initiative.
Kadambini of Balod district celebrated her birthday in a special way. She and her husband Lokesh Parkar Yadav took a pledge to donate their bodies and announced it publicly. Both of them went to Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Hospital in Rajnandgaon and filled the declaration form for body donation and called for this noble cause.
Kadambini Yadav, who is a lecturer at Badgaon Higher Secondary School in Daundilohara block of Balod district, and her husband Lokesh Kumar Parkar, who works as Assistant Medical Officer at Gobra Navapara Community Health Center in Raipur district, are both in social service. Are leading.
Self. Getting inspiration from Lokendra Yadav
Kadambini tells that she was inspired by the idea of body donation by her relative, former MLA Late. Met Lokendra Yadav. When he died on 8 April 2013 and his body was sent to Raipur Medical College, Kadambini resolved to donate her body. After marriage, when her husband started working in the health department, she gave actual shape to this decision with his help.
Both Lokesh and Kadambini say that after joining the health service, they understood the importance of body donation even more. Sharing his experience, Lokesh said, “Death donation started as a dream of my life, and today I have been able to make it come true.” They also inspire others to do this noble work and tell them that there can be no more virtuous act than helping someone.
Balod Collector honored husband and wife
By announcing body donation on their birthday, the couple set an example for the society. His initiative was also appreciated and honored by Balod Collector Inderjit Singh Chandrawal. Kadambini and Lokesh received many good wishes from their family, friends, school family, Red Cross Society, Child Education Department and other social organizations. Along with this, they are always ready to donate blood, provide healthcare, and help the society. He has donated blood many times and never shied away from helping the needy.
They believe that after death the body has no use, but if it is donated for medical education, it can be very beneficial for the coming generation. The message of Kadambini and Lokesh is clear “Donate your body, so that this body can be of some use to the coming generations!” And for this inspiring step he was also honored by the Collector of Balod on the initiative of Indian Red Cross Society.
