Rohtak Police Clear 95-km Green Corridor for Emergency Heart Transport as PGIMS Publishes Nursing Results
Rohtak made national headlines in September 2026 for achievements on two fronts. Police forces from Haryana and Delhi coordinated a 95-kilometre green corridor to move a donor heart from Rohtak to Delhi in 63 minutes, a transit that required continuous traffic management across two state jurisdictions with no room for delay. The operation highlighted Rohtak's position within Haryana's medical infrastructure, anchored by PGIMS — the Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences — one of northern India's largest public hospitals. Separately, PGIMS Rohtak published results for its BSc Nursing Common Entrance Test 2026 on September 15, two days after the exam was administered, providing a fast turnaround to candidates across Haryana and neighbouring states seeking admission to the institution's nursing programme.
Green Corridor Moves Donor Heart from Rohtak to Delhi in 63 Minutes
A donor heart was transported from Rohtak to Delhi in 63 minutes in September 2026 via a green corridor stretching 95 kilometres, according to a report by New Indian Express journalist Harpreet Bajwa. The operation required the coordinated effort of two state police forces: the Haryana Police and the Delhi Police jointly held traffic at intersections along the entire route for the duration of the ambulance's journey, ensuring the vehicle moved without interruption from Rohtak to the receiving hospital in the capital. A green corridor is a temporary traffic clearance operation created specifically for organ transport, where every signal on a designated route is held in favour of the ambulance carrying the organ from departure to arrival. The technique has become an established part of transplant logistics in India, where road transport remains the principal mode of inter-hospital organ movement across most of the country. A donor heart is among the most time-sensitive organs in transplantation medicine, with a typical viability window of four to six hours outside the body, leaving little margin for delay at any point in the chain. The 63-minute transit from Rohtak to Delhi — a distance that can take two hours or more under ordinary urban traffic conditions — was a logistically demanding achievement requiring continuous signal coordination across two jurisdictions. The operation reflects the growing maturity of transplant coordination infrastructure in Haryana, with PGIMS Rohtak serving as the region's principal public organ-retrieval centre. [5]
🎓 PGIMS Rohtak BSc Nursing CET 2026 Results Published at uhsr.ac.in
PGIMS Rohtak released results for the BSc Nursing Common Entrance Test 2026 on September 15, 2026, two days after the examination was conducted on September 13. Candidates who appeared for the test can access their scores and rank through the official portal of Ustavit Health Sciences and Research University at uhsr.ac.in, either by logging in with their registration credentials or by downloading the PDF list of qualified candidates posted directly to the portal. The BSc Nursing CET determines admission to the Bachelor of Science in Nursing programme at UHSR Rohtak, one of Haryana's primary public institutions for medical and nursing education. PGIMS Rohtak, the teaching hospital of UHSR, trains a significant share of the state's nursing and paramedical workforce, and the entrance examination draws candidates from across Haryana and neighbouring states who are seeking a public-sector nursing qualification. After results are declared, the next steps in the admissions process typically include online counselling rounds and seat allotment, for which candidates are advised to monitor the uhsr.ac.in portal for official notifications. The rapid turnaround — results within 48 hours of the examination — was noted by the Physics Wallah education platform, which regularly tracks competitive health and medical entrance results for students across India. Author Supriya Shrivastava reported the result announcement as it was posted on September 15. Candidates not selected in the first round may be eligible for subsequent counselling rounds depending on seat availability. [7]
Sources: [5] The New Indian Express · [7] PW