How is the living donor transplant application process regulated by the Centre in India

- The Centre in India regulates the living donor transplant application process through the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act (THOTA), 1994. - The Act sets guidelines for the donation and transplantation of organs, including requirements for approval of living donor transplant applications. - Applications for living donor transplants must be submitted to the authorized transplant committee at the hospital. - The Centre has set a timeline for disposing of living donor transplant applications within a specified period to ensure timely processing. - The process includes thorough evaluation of the donor and recipient to ensure ethical and legal compliance. - The Centre's oversight ensures transparency and accountability in the living donor transplant process. - Stringent regulations are in place to prevent organ trafficking and protect the interests of donors and recipients alike.