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In 2022, she lost her hand to an 11,000-volt shock; a nine-year-old girl’s family gave her a new one; today, every Raksha Bandhan, Anamta Ahmed travels to Gujarat to tie rakhi to her donor’s brother

Summary by Times of India
Anamta Ahmad's visit to Valsad marked a heartfelt moment as she tied a rakhi to Shivam Mistry, symbolizing their enduring bond. This connection blossomed after she received a pivotal hand transplant from his late sister, Riya Mistry, who became an organ donor following her tragic passing. Their story beautifully showcases how compassion and shared humanity can unite individuals, transcending any societal or religious divides.

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Times of India broke the news in India on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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