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e-Pratyaropan: National Digital Organ Donation Platform

10 August 20261 min read
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGYe-Pratyaropan:National DigitalOrgan DonationPlatform10 August 2026safalsetu.com

Why in the news

At the 16th Indian Organ Donation Day, Anupriya Patel launched e-Pratyaropan together with the NOTTO Mobile App and a year-long campaign, “Angdaan Karo, Jug Jug Jiyo”.

Key facts

  • e-Pratyaropan is one national digital system for organ donation and transplantation.
  • It links hospitals, surgeons, donors, waiting-list patients and regulators.
  • Hospitals, ROTTOs and SOTTOs must record transplant details within deadlines, for example 48 hours after a procedure.
  • Pledges get digital pledge certificates; organs are tracked along green corridors via the NOTTO Mobile App.

Who runs it

ParameterDetail
Nodal ministryHealth and Family Welfare
Implementing agencyNational Organ and Tissue Transplant Organisation (NOTTO)

Aim

  • A fair, transparent system that removes manual delays and malpractice and speeds up matching.
  • Allocation algorithms follow THOTA (Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act) guidelines, removing discretion.

Exam angle

  • Implementing body: NOTTO.
  • Related terms: ROTTO, SOTTO, green corridor, THOTA.

Test yourself

1. Which body implements the e-Pratyaropan digital platform for organ donation?

NOTTO is the implementing agency; the nodal ministry is Health and Family Welfare.

2. e-Pratyaropan was unveiled at which event?

It was unveiled during the 16th Indian Organ Donation Day in New Delhi.

3. The e-Pratyaropan platform allocates organs in line with guidelines of which Act?

Allocation follows THOTA, the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act, guidelines.