Source: MSN
Pakistan has one of the highest cases of liver diseases, and Delhi’s Apollo Hospital has played host to over 400 Pakistani patients in the last eight years
New Delhi: When Pakistani raiders were beheading Indian soldiers, a group of Indian doctors were helping their Pakistani counterparts to do complex liver transplants in Lahore. The doctors from Delhi’s Apollo Hospital spent long hours in the surgery room of the Sheikh Zayed Hospital during a four-day trip that began January 6 – incidentally the day major trouble erupted on the Jammu and Kashmir border.
Unlike during the 2012 trip, this time the Indian doctors only oversaw the “right lobe adult-to-adult living donor liver transplantation” on one woman and two male Pakistani patients, conducted by their own doctors.
“It is a highly complex operation and involves removing liver mass from the donor,” doctor Subash Gupta, who has led the Centre for Liver and Billiary Science at Apollo Hospital since 2001, told IANS. Read more
How Pakistan behaves after this act of aggression.
Pakistan suspends Poonch-Rawalakot bus service
Srinagar: Amid heightening tensions between India and Pakistan on the Line of Control (LoC), the latter has suspended the Poonch-Rawalakot bus service.
No official reason has been given by Pakistan for suspending the bus service but the decision comes in the wake of increasing hostility between the troops of two nations along the Line of Control.
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Pakistan fires again at Indian positions
Pakistani troops again fired at Indian positions along the Jammu and Kashmir border, sparking off retaliatory firing by the Indian Army, officials here said on Sunday.
The firing in Krishna Ghati sector in Poonch district began at 10 p.m. Saturday and continued an hour past midnight, an official told IANS.
Wife of soldier killed by Pakistan army put on drip as attempts to break hunger strike fail
Mathura: The wife of the deceased soldier, Lt Lance Naik Hemraj Singh, has been put on a drip after her health deteriorated following a hunger strike she is holding, along with her family, in Mathura. The family of the soldier, who was brutally tortured and killed by the Pakistani army on January 8, said it will not break it fast till the government brings back the head of the martyr.
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I think this fourm is free to publish any articale faver or against any thing,
reader may judge right or wrong.
I think this is exaggeration. Pakistan has issues but India is no saint either.
Irrelevant to the topic of discussion.
Well- ok Agreed. Will post it in the relevant thread and hope to have an answer.
jazakallah
However India media is totally irresponsible, biased, corrupt and nonsense though India government institution specially investigation institutions are far better, honest and credible then those in Pakistan.
incredible india