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UP Man alleges 'towel-size' medical gauze found inside wife's body weeks after cesarean delivery
UP Man alleges 'towel-size' medical gauze found inside wife's body weeks after cesarean delivery

New Indian Express

timea day ago

  • Health
  • New Indian Express

UP Man alleges 'towel-size' medical gauze found inside wife's body weeks after cesarean delivery

The pathology lab conducted the ultrasound test and then asked for an X-ray test, and subsequently a scan. "I gradually started feeling afraid and thought, why is the matter escalating?" he said. Kataria's fears worsened seeing the urgency with which the pathology lab carried out the CT-scan. He said an existing patient's test was stopped midway and his wife's CT-scan was conducted. He further said that when he asked the pathology lab to give him the reports, they refused and told him to first consult the gynaecologist, Sirohi. "When I reached the doctor's clinic, she was adamant about conducting a surgery. When I said that your nursing home is not equipped to conduct surgery, she said that she will remove the pus-like material using a syringe," he said. Kataria said he wanted a second opinion but Sirohi allegedly said there was no need for it and that his wife was "like a sister". Kataria also claimed that the pathologist tried every trick in the book to not give the report to him and relented only when he threatened to involve the police. He then took the appointment of another Ghaziabad-based doctor but claimed that by the time he reached her clinic, Sirohi had already called her "to not entertain" him. "My fears intensified. I asked the second doctor whether my wife needs to be admitted. She said that my wife must be admitted that very night itself, and there was no guarantee (of her being alive) the next day," Kataria said. "I realised that I have to admit my wife to a hospital in Delhi, and on the night of July 10, I took my wife and admitted her to a hospital in Patparganj (Delhi). Here, all tests were conducted on the night of July 10 itself. They could clearly see a foreign body in the tests," he said. Kataria said a surgery was planned for the next day (July 11). "After the surgery, which lasted for around 3 hours, a medical gauze, the size of a towel, was retrieved from inside my wife's body. Since that piece of cloth was inside her body for one-and-a-half months, it was attached to the ovary and other parts of the body," he claimed. Khurana was finally discharged on July 14, he said. Kataria said he has been getting calls from people saying that the Sirohis are influential people, and they dissuaded him from fighting them as it would be a long battle. "On July 16, I lodged a complaint with the chief medical officer. On July 17, I lodged a police complaint. Initially, the CMO assured me that he will take action against the doctor, but later he backtracked. A DCP-ranked officer, after five days, also said that an FIR be registered in the case, and issued instructions to the police station. When the copy of the complaint reached the CMO, he alleged "the CMO made a U-turn", saying his wife has not died while others have lost their wives and that their complaints are still pending for the past six months. "The CMO said that he wants to give one chance to the doctor (Sirohi)," Kataria said. When contacted, Ghaziabad Chief Medical Officer Dr Akhilesh Mohan on Monday told PTI, "A three-member team, which includes a gynaecologist, has been constituted to probe the matter. I have written a letter to the nursing home, where the treatment (cesarean delivery) was done. As soon as I get the letter, action will be taken." Dr Nishi Sirohi said she has received a letter from the CMO on the matter 3-4 days ago and that she has given her reply. "I feel that the person (Chirag Kataria) is speaking baseless things. The patient went from here in a proper condition. And (later), I told her that there is some pus in her stomach, and she should be admitted, so that treatment can be done after carrying out tests," she told PTI. "They did not come to me. And, now after one and a half months, I am getting this letter from the CMO. I will fully cooperate in the probe," she added.

Bakaiti trailer: Rajesh Tailang, Sheeba Chaddha navigate middle-class struggles
Bakaiti trailer: Rajesh Tailang, Sheeba Chaddha navigate middle-class struggles

India Today

timea day ago

  • Entertainment
  • India Today

Bakaiti trailer: Rajesh Tailang, Sheeba Chaddha navigate middle-class struggles

The upcoming slice-of-life family-drama 'Bakaiti' on ZEE5 unravels the heartfelt emotional story of a middle-class family from Ghaziabad. The new show depicts how love and connection prevails in a household caught between chaos and generation gap.'Bakaiti' is set in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. It narrates the story of the humourously complex and quirky yet close-knit Kataria family. Naina (Tanya Sharma), 21, is ambitious and grounded, but her world is suddenly disrupted when she's forced to share space with her younger brother Bharat (Aditya Shukla). Bharat's passion for cricket and mischievous persona leads to his daily squabbles with Naina. Their parents Sanjay (Rajesh Tailang) and Sushma (Sheeba Chaddha) observe the tension while juggling with unspoken grief and financial the Kataria family struggles with rising expenses and difficult decisions, tensions flare across generations. Naina seeks space while Bharat tests her limits. But the conflict doesn't stop at the kids—there's a deeper divide between Sanjay and his younger brother Ajay. Their constant push and pull, layered with everyday chaos and clashing perspectives, form the heart of the Kataria household. Watch the trailer here: Speaking about the show, the director Ameet Guptha shared, "'Bakaiti' was born out of the kind of conversations we've all had around dining tables and on terrace steps—about space, sacrifice, and the quiet resilience that defines every Indian household. The aim was never to go big, but to go deep—to capture the small, seemingly insignificant moments that truly shape who we are as families."He further said, "We wanted the storytelling to feel lived-in and honest, with natural camera work, real-time conversations, and emotions that unfold without fanfare. Having Sheeba ji and Rajesh ji back together felt like magic—they brought a quiet depth and humour that beautifully elevated the soul of the Kataria family. I'm truly excited for the premiere on ZEE5 and can't wait for the show to reach homes across the country."Sharing her experience, actor Sheeba Chaddha said, "Being part of 'Bakaiti' felt like stepping into a world that's incredibly familiar yet rarely shown with such honesty.""The Kataria family reflects the unsaid love, everyday struggles, and quiet strength that define so many Indian homes. Playing Sushma reminded me how laughter and love can thrive even in the chaos. I'm thrilled to bring this relatable story to life with such a heartfelt team, she Rajesh Tailang also shared, "'Bakaiti' is a story that feels lived-in, like a memory from your own past. Sanjay reminded me of so many fathers—silent providers, emotional anchors, and sometimes accidental comedians."Tailang is best known for his roles in 'Mukkabaaz', 'Aiyaary', 'Commando 3' (2019), 'Panga' (2020) and 'Ulajh' (2024).He further said, "There's beauty in the everyday, and this series captures it with so much heart. I feel grateful to reunite with Sheeba ji and work with a team that values nuance, humour, and the tender messiness of family life."Chaddha is known for featuring in films such as - 'Badhaai Ho' (2018), 'Badhaai Do' (2019), 'Bad Newz' (2024) and 'Baby John' (2024).'Bakaiti' will premiere on ZEE5 on August 1, 2025.- Ends

Before Bakaiti releases, stream 5 popular family dramas on OTT
Before Bakaiti releases, stream 5 popular family dramas on OTT

Hindustan Times

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Hindustan Times

Before Bakaiti releases, stream 5 popular family dramas on OTT

Bakaiti revolves around the Kataria family in old Ghaziabad. The series stars Rajesh Tailang and Sheeba Chaddha as the parents, while Tanya Sharma and Aditya Shukla play their children. The Kataria family faces a financial crisis, leading them to rent out a room in their house for extra income. Now the elder daughter, Naina, is forced to live in her room with her younger brother Bharat, leading to conflict between the siblings. Directed by Ameet Guptha, Bakaiti is set to land on ZEE5 on August 1. You can also watch it with your OTTplay Premium subscription. Rajesh Tailang and Sheeba Chadha in Bakaiti While waiting for Bakaiti to release, stream these 5 family dramas on OTTplay Premium 5 best family dramas to watch on OTT Gullak The popular family drama series, Gullak, revolves around the Mishra family. The family's joys, struggles, and daily experiences are portrayed with a touch of humor and warmth. The stories are presented as anecdotes, narrated by a Gullak (piggy bank) to highlight the challenges faced by a middle-class family, especially the dreams of the younger generation and the efforts of parents to support them. The cast features Jameel Khan, Geetanjali Kulkarni, Vaibhav Raj Gupta, Harsh Mayar, and others. It is directed by Amrit Raj Gupta for the first season. Palash Vaswani directed seasons 2 and 3. Meanwhile, Shreyansh Pandey also directed some episodes, including those in season 4. The Aam Aadmi Family The Aam Aadmi Family revolves around the Sharma family. This ordinary middle-class Indian family navigates the joys and struggles of their daily lives. Episodes of this series often revolve around situations such as family celebrations, sibling rivalry, career aspirations, and relationship complexities. The series also delves deeply into the emotional aspects of family life, such as dealing with loss and personal struggles. The key cast includes Brijendra Kala, Lubna Salim, Chandni Bhagwanani, and others. Ghar Waapsi Ghar Waapsi is a family drama series based on Shekhar, who returns to his hometown, Indore, after losing his job in Bengaluru, but hides it from his family. It depicts the life of the Dwivedi family, including Shekhar, his siblings Sanju and Suruchi, and their parents. This series explores themes of family bonds, self-discovery, and dealing with life's challenges. The cast includes Vishal Vashishtha, Atul Srivastava, Vibha Chibber, and others. The Great Indian Dysfunctional Family The Great Indian Dysfunctional Family revolves around the Ranaut family and highlights the complicated relationships between two estranged brothers, Vikram and Samar Ranaut. However, their reunion quickly turns into a series of heartbreaks, betrayals, and emotional breakdowns, which expose the underlying dysfunction within the family and question the trust in their relationship. It stars Kay Kay Menon, Barun Sobti, Eisha Chopra, and others. Saas Bahu Achaar Pvt. Ltd. This series is the journey of Suman, a middle-aged divorced woman, who fights back to get her children back from her ex-husband, Dilip. For this, she decides to become financially independent by starting a pickle business with the help of her former mother-in-law and a neighbor. This series follows her story of struggle and triumph, as she deals with the challenges of entrepreneurship and family life. It stars Amruta Subhash, Yamini Das, Anup Soni, and others.

C'magaluru dist officials directed to clear encroachments, address rain damages
C'magaluru dist officials directed to clear encroachments, address rain damages

Time of India

time2 days ago

  • Climate
  • Time of India

C'magaluru dist officials directed to clear encroachments, address rain damages

Chikkamagaluru: District in-charge secretary Rajender Kumar Kataria has directed the district administration to remove the encroachments in the Amrit Mahal Kaval area. During a review meeting at the zilla panchayat on Friday, Kataria expressed dissatisfaction over the lack of action despite previous instructions to clear the encroached land. He instructed officials to conduct a joint survey and reclaim the Amrit Mahal Kaval area. He also expressed dissatisfaction over the lack of action against aided schools that scored less than 60% in the SSLC exams. The deputy director of public instructions reported that notices were issued to schools with less than 60% results, and the recognition of 13 aided high schools with less than 50% results is being revoked. Instructions were given to implement a 29-point programme effectively for the 2025-26 SSLC results, he said. Deputy commissioner CN Meena Nagaraj, highlighting the rain damages, said that from June to date, 1,273 electricity poles were damaged due to rain and wind, causing a loss of Rs 2.2 crore to Mescom. The replacement of damaged poles is under way, with specific numbers replaced in various areas. The district also suffered damage to 11.5 km of state highways and 10.1 km of district main roads, with significant financial losses. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Artificial Intelligence Might Be More Fun Than You Think Artificial Intelligence Course | Search Ad Undo A total of 16 bridges were damaged, resulting in a loss of Rs 4.5 crore. Additionally, 525.4 km of rural roads were damaged, incurring a loss of Rs 2.8 crore. In rural areas, 28 bridges and culverts were damaged, with a loss of Rs 4.40 crore. During the same period, 11 govt school buildings were damaged by rain, causing a loss of Rs 22 lakh. Two primary health centres in Chikkamagaluru taluk were also damaged, with a loss of Rs 4 lakh. Overall, govt building damages resulted in a loss of Rs 26 lakh. Since June, 38 houses were damaged due to rain, with 9 completely damaged and compensation was provided to eight. Compensation for the remaining 16 houses is pending, she informed. ZP chief executive officer HS Keerthana, superintendent of police Vikram Amathe, additional deputy commissioner Narayanareddy Kanakareddy, and officials were present.

Bakaiti to stream on Zee5 from August 1
Bakaiti to stream on Zee5 from August 1

News18

time3 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • News18

Bakaiti to stream on Zee5 from August 1

Agency: PTI Last Updated: New Delhi, Jul 27 (PTI) 'Bakaiti", the new slice-of-life series helmed by Ameet Guptha, is set to premiere on Zee5 on August 1. The upcoming series stars Sheeba Chaddha and Rajesh Tailang in the role of parents with Tanya Sharma and Aditya Shukla playing their children, according to a press release. Guptha said he wanted storytelling to feel lived-in and honest. ''Bakaiti' was born out of the kind of conversations we've all had around dining tables and on terrace steps-about space, sacrifice, and the quiet resilience that defines every Indian household. The aim was never to go big, but to go deep-to capture the small, seemingly insignificant moments that truly shape who we are as families. 'We wanted the storytelling to feel lived-in and honest, with natural camera work, real-time conversations, and emotions that unfold without fanfare. Having Sheeba ji and Rajesh ji back together felt like magic-they brought a quiet depth and humour that beautifully elevated the soul of the Kataria family. I'm truly excited for the premiere on ZEE5 and can't wait for the show to reach homes across the country," he said in a statement. Chaddha said being a part of the series felt like 'stepping into a world that's incredibly familiar yet rarely shown with such honesty." 'The Kataria family reflects the unsaid love, everyday struggles, and quiet strength that define so many Indian homes. Playing Sushma reminded me how laughter and love can thrive even in the chaos. I'm thrilled to bring this relatable story to life with such a heartfelt team." Kaveri Das, business head at Zee5, added, 'At ZEE5, we've always believed that the most powerful stories are found in your everyday life. 'Bakaiti' is a heartwarming reflection of the quintessential Indian middle-class family, its chaos, conflicts, and unconditional love. We're thrilled to collaborate with Pocket Aces and bring this tender, sharply observed dramedy to our audiences," said Kaveri Das, business head at Zee5." The show is produced by Dice Media Production. PTI SMR ATR SMR ATR ATR view comments First Published: July 27, 2025, 14:15 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

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