A state-run institute has set a new record by performing 10 kidney transplants in just 17 days, marking its highest monthly tally so far. The Institute of Nephro-Urology, a government facility, achieved this milestone, highlighting the growing capacity of public hospitals to handle complex transplant surgeries. Kidney transplantation is a life-saving procedure for patients with end-stage renal disease, where a healthy kidney from a donor is surgically placed into a recipient. The success of multiple transplants in a short period reflects improvements in surgical expertise, organ procurement, and post-operative care. Organ donation remains a critical need in India, where thousands of patients await transplants each year. The institute's achievement underscores the potential of state-run healthcare systems to reduce waiting times and save lives. While details of the donors were not disclosed, such records encourage more people to consider organ donation. The hospital plans to continue its efforts to expand transplantation services, aiming to serve more patients in need.