A 14-year-old boy in New Delhi, India, suffering from end-stage heart failure received a life-saving heart transplant after the family of a 41-year-old woman, the wife of a serving Indian Army officer, consented to organ donation following her brain death due to a brain hemorrhage. The woman's family, including her husband and two daughters, made the selfless decision to donate her organs, turning their tragedy into a chance for others to live. The heart was allocated to Indraprastha Apollo Hospital on May 2, and a specialized team quickly transported it from Command Hospital in Chandimandir, Haryana. Coordinated efforts by Haryana and Punjab traffic police and the Airports Authority of India ensured that the organ reached the hospital in New Delhi within 20 minutes, thanks to a green corridor created by the Delhi traffic police. Dr. Mukesh Goel, a senior consultant in cardiothoracic surgery, noted that the boy had been in critical condition for over a year and was registered with the National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organization two months prior. The successful transplant has given him a new lease on life, and he is currently stable in the ICU.