To make a living will in India, you need a written, signed document with two witnesses, ideally attested by a notary or a Judicial Magistrate. At our hospital, we keep a copy with your permanent records after our ethics committee reviews it. The obvious answer is to treat it as a mere legal formality, but I have seen families unravel in corridors over unsigned wishes. My own father’s peaceful passing under the neem tree in our village came from a clear, spoken word between us over tea, not a paper—sometimes the deepest directives are written in trust, not ink.
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