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#WATCH | Indore, Madhya Pradesh | Four people died in Indore due to contaminated water, and more than 149 people have been hospitalised. Madhya Pradesh minister Kailash Vijayvargiya says, "I cannot comment on the number of deaths at this time... However, we will provide Rs 2 lakh each to the families of those who have died. We are providing treatment to all the patients. We have deployed five ambulances... The number of patients arriving has decreased since yesterday. ​​Since last night, 60 patients have arrived, and more than half have received primary treatment and been sent home. Those whose condition is serious have been sent to the hospital. We have made 100 beds available at Arvind Hospital and allocated an entire 100-bed ward at MY Hospital... Some children have been sent to Chacha Nehru Hospital..." He adds, "...This is a settlement of economically weaker sections, so we have ensured that no one has to spend money on treatment. I am here, and we will stay here in Bhagirathpura until no more patients come in, and we will manage the entire situation... The source of the contaminated water has been identified and is being repaired... The situation will be back to normal within a day or two... People should boil water before drinking it. We have deployed 50 tankers and are providing Narmada water to the people, and we have also distributed chlorine to every household..." (31.12.2025)
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#WATCH | Indore, Madhya Pradesh | Four people died in Indore due to contaminated water, and more than 149 people have been hospitalised. Madhya Pradesh minister Kailash Vijayvargiya says, "I cannot comment on the number of deaths at this time... However, we will provide Rs 2 lakh each to the families of those who have died. We are providing treatment to all the patients. We have deployed five ambulances... The number of patients arriving has decreased since yesterday. ​​Since last night, 60 patients have arrived, and more than half have received primary treatment and been sent home. Those whose condition is serious have been sent to the hospital. We have made 100 beds available at Arvind Hospital and allocated an entire 100-bed ward at MY Hospital... Some children have been sent to Chacha Nehru Hospital..." He adds, "...This is a settlement of economically weaker sections, so we have ensured that no one has to spend money on treatment. I am here, and we will stay here in Bhagirathpura until no more patients come in, and we will manage the entire situation... The source of the contaminated water has been identified and is being repaired... The situation will be back to normal within a day or two... People should boil water before drinking it. We have deployed 50 tankers and are providing Narmada water to the people, and we have also distributed chlorine to every household..." (31.12.2025)

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#WATCH | Indore: Madhya Pradesh Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya says, "Instructions have been given to first fix all the water problems that arise in the city... I am just coming from Bhagirthpura, and patients are continuously arriving there. From yesterday to the day before, 200 people were admitted. A total of 1400 people are infected. No patient is serious. We are focusing on ensuring that people get good treatment."
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#WATCH | Indore: Madhya Pradesh Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya says, "Instructions have been given to first fix all the water problems that arise in the city... I am just coming from Bhagirthpura, and patients are continuously arriving there. From yesterday to the day before, 200 people were admitted. A total of 1400 people are infected. No patient is serious. We are focusing on ensuring that people get good treatment."

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Apollo Hospitals has long been recognized as one of the most reputed healthcare institutions in India and globally. Last night, we admitted my grandmother to the Emergency Department at the Apollo Hospitals, Jubilee Hills campus, as her condition is critical. However, I was disappointed to witness the situation in the emergency ward. Patients with various medical conditions are being treated there, and the current state of cleanliness and hygiene raises serious concerns. Such conditions could potentially increase the risk of infections, especially in an environment where vulnerable patients are receiving care. Given Apollo's reputation for excellence in healthcare, I believe this matter deserves the attention of the hospital's senior leadership and management team. I hope the necessary steps will be taken to address these concerns and ensure that the standards expected from a leading healthcare institution are consistently maintained. Upasana Konidela Konda Vishweshwar Reddy Apollo Hospitals Damodar Raja Narasimha
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Apollo Hospitals has long been recognized as one of the most reputed healthcare institutions in India and globally. Last night, we admitted my grandmother to the Emergency Department at the Apollo Hospitals, Jubilee Hills campus, as her condition is critical. However, I was disappointed to witness the situation in the emergency ward. Patients with various medical conditions are being treated there, and the current state of cleanliness and hygiene raises serious concerns. Such conditions could potentially increase the risk of infections, especially in an environment where vulnerable patients are receiving care. Given Apollo's reputation for excellence in healthcare, I believe this matter deserves the attention of the hospital's senior leadership and management team. I hope the necessary steps will be taken to address these concerns and ensure that the standards expected from a leading healthcare institution are consistently maintained. Upasana Konidela Konda Vishweshwar Reddy Apollo Hospitals Damodar Raja Narasimha

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#WATCH | A student, Sahil says, "We have been sitting here for the last two days but none of the MCD officials came to meet us... We submitted our demands to the DCP, yesterday - seeking information about those who are deceased, those who are admitted to hospitals, copies of FIR, the action that is to be taken and compensation of Rs 1 crore to the family of the deceased and Rs 50 lakhs to those injured...but none of it has been addressed..."
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#WATCH | A student, Sahil says, "We have been sitting here for the last two days but none of the MCD officials came to meet us... We submitted our demands to the DCP, yesterday - seeking information about those who are deceased, those who are admitted to hospitals, copies of FIR, the action that is to be taken and compensation of Rs 1 crore to the family of the deceased and Rs 50 lakhs to those injured...but none of it has been addressed..."

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#WATCH | Delhi: Jatin Narwal, Joint CP, Western Range, Delhi Police, says, "We launched a special drive, named Operation Clean Sweep, to identify and deport foreign nationals who are living illegally in the Western Range. In all three districts of Western Range, some police stations were mapped out and localities were identified, and this exercise was conducted simultaneously... In this entire exercise, a total of 183 overstaying foreign nationals have been identified in all three districts, and they are being handed over to FRRO for deportation and further necessary action. Along with this, 75 such foreigners have already been identified against whom cases are registered and who are on bail by the court. We will ensure that these individuals do not evade court proceedings and do not violate the bail conditions. For this, we will maintain constant vigil and surveillance on them. Additionally, two people were arrested. In this entire process, a total of 260 illegal and overstaying foreign nationals have been apprehended. So far, 25 such landlords have been identified who did not inform the authorities. Action is being taken against all those who commit violations."
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#WATCH | Delhi: Jatin Narwal, Joint CP, Western Range, Delhi Police, says, "We launched a special drive, named Operation Clean Sweep, to identify and deport foreign nationals who are living illegally in the Western Range. In all three districts of Western Range, some police stations were mapped out and localities were identified, and this exercise was conducted simultaneously... In this entire exercise, a total of 183 overstaying foreign nationals have been identified in all three districts, and they are being handed over to FRRO for deportation and further necessary action. Along with this, 75 such foreigners have already been identified against whom cases are registered and who are on bail by the court. We will ensure that these individuals do not evade court proceedings and do not violate the bail conditions. For this, we will maintain constant vigil and surveillance on them. Additionally, two people were arrested. In this entire process, a total of 260 illegal and overstaying foreign nationals have been apprehended. So far, 25 such landlords have been identified who did not inform the authorities. Action is being taken against all those who commit violations."

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⭕️A Doctor’s Testimony from Iran, Recorded One Week After the Internet Shutdown and the Issuance of Kill Orders: Video translation: Greetings to the honourable people of Iran. My name is Dr Yaser Rahmani-Rad. I am a resident in Internal Medicine. As I explained in my previous video, which I uploaded to Instagram before the internet shutdown, I raised several key points. I stated that attacks on hospitals, attacks on medical centres, attacks on protesters and injured individuals receiving treatment in hospitals, and the abduction of those patients are, according to medical conventions and conventions governing the conduct of medical services during conflict, equivalent to crimes against humanity and war crimes. This is exactly what we are witnessing in Iran at present. During this past week, in which the internet has been almost entirely cut off, the reports provided to me by my team and the figures we have received regarding those killed are far, far higher than what you might imagine. Our initial estimate placed the number somewhere between 20,000 and 30,000 people. After that initial assessment, we effectively lost nationwide communication. As I mentioned before, I have a response team, but unfortunately, due to the internet shutdown, our communications were severely disrupted, and we were unable to provide assistance in the way that was needed. Nevertheless, within our limited capacity and through individuals who had previously saved our contact details, we attempted to help as much as possible via phone calls and whatever means were available to us. However, the situation has now worsened because security forces have taken control of hospitals. Every injured person who enters a hospital is identified and registered, and after being discharged, they are tracked using hospital CCTV footage, which is under the control of security forces. These individuals are then arrested at their homes. As they themselves have acknowledged, this constitutes both a war crime and a crime against humanity. The second issue is that by cutting off the internet, medical and emergency assistance to many protesters has been halted entirely. In numerous cases, even with the limited telephone communications we still have, we have tried to assist protesters to the best of our ability, but we have faced extremely serious obstacles. For example, one of our mobile emergency response teams was attacked. All of their equipment was confiscated in Tehran by plainclothes security forces and Basij units. This has significantly reduced our level of preparedness. Even our medical supplies, including antibiotics and other treatment equipment, were seized. This has occurred in at least two documented cases: one in Tehran and one in Shiraz. I want to emphasise once again that hospitals are under the control of security forces. I will try to speak calmly, but in closing I must repeat this clearly: hospitals are unfortunately under security control, and this is one of our most serious challenges. Injured protesters are afraid to go to hospitals due to the risk of arrest, especially public hospitals. However, private hospitals are not safe either; they are also under pressure, and many private hospitals have likewise been taken over by security forces. We have access to only a very limited number of private hospitals, and only for absolutely emergency cases where immediate intervention is required. Even so, the scale of repression being carried out is vastly greater than the medical assistance that people like myself are able to provide. Our capacity is extremely limited. Finally, I want to address the security forces directly. History moves forward. These days will also pass. You were meant to be accountable to the people of Iran, yet you failed in that responsibility. Not only did you fail, but you consciously acted in direct opposition to your duty. I say this frankly and directly: your names will remain as a mark of shame in the history of Iran. 1/2
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⭕️A Doctor’s Testimony from Iran, Recorded One Week After the Internet Shutdown and the Issuance of Kill Orders: Video translation: Greetings to the honourable people of Iran. My name is Dr Yaser Rahmani-Rad. I am a resident in Internal Medicine. As I explained in my previous video, which I uploaded to Instagram before the internet shutdown, I raised several key points. I stated that attacks on hospitals, attacks on medical centres, attacks on protesters and injured individuals receiving treatment in hospitals, and the abduction of those patients are, according to medical conventions and conventions governing the conduct of medical services during conflict, equivalent to crimes against humanity and war crimes. This is exactly what we are witnessing in Iran at present. During this past week, in which the internet has been almost entirely cut off, the reports provided to me by my team and the figures we have received regarding those killed are far, far higher than what you might imagine. Our initial estimate placed the number somewhere between 20,000 and 30,000 people. After that initial assessment, we effectively lost nationwide communication. As I mentioned before, I have a response team, but unfortunately, due to the internet shutdown, our communications were severely disrupted, and we were unable to provide assistance in the way that was needed. Nevertheless, within our limited capacity and through individuals who had previously saved our contact details, we attempted to help as much as possible via phone calls and whatever means were available to us. However, the situation has now worsened because security forces have taken control of hospitals. Every injured person who enters a hospital is identified and registered, and after being discharged, they are tracked using hospital CCTV footage, which is under the control of security forces. These individuals are then arrested at their homes. As they themselves have acknowledged, this constitutes both a war crime and a crime against humanity. The second issue is that by cutting off the internet, medical and emergency assistance to many protesters has been halted entirely. In numerous cases, even with the limited telephone communications we still have, we have tried to assist protesters to the best of our ability, but we have faced extremely serious obstacles. For example, one of our mobile emergency response teams was attacked. All of their equipment was confiscated in Tehran by plainclothes security forces and Basij units. This has significantly reduced our level of preparedness. Even our medical supplies, including antibiotics and other treatment equipment, were seized. This has occurred in at least two documented cases: one in Tehran and one in Shiraz. I want to emphasise once again that hospitals are under the control of security forces. I will try to speak calmly, but in closing I must repeat this clearly: hospitals are unfortunately under security control, and this is one of our most serious challenges. Injured protesters are afraid to go to hospitals due to the risk of arrest, especially public hospitals. However, private hospitals are not safe either; they are also under pressure, and many private hospitals have likewise been taken over by security forces. We have access to only a very limited number of private hospitals, and only for absolutely emergency cases where immediate intervention is required. Even so, the scale of repression being carried out is vastly greater than the medical assistance that people like myself are able to provide. Our capacity is extremely limited. Finally, I want to address the security forces directly. History moves forward. These days will also pass. You were meant to be accountable to the people of Iran, yet you failed in that responsibility. Not only did you fail, but you consciously acted in direct opposition to your duty. I say this frankly and directly: your names will remain as a mark of shame in the history of Iran. 1/2

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#WATCH | Delhi: On meeting with people from the northeast, BJP MLA from Malviya Nagar, Satish Upadhyay, says, "I am shocked and strongly condemn the way this incident occurred with three young women. Such incidents of discrimination have no place in Delhi, and we will not tolerate them in any way. We have been in constant contact with the police since the 20th, and they have taken action. The police have also arrested them. These incidents are completely aimed at dividing the country, and we stand completely with the victims. We will not allow any injustice to happen to our brothers and sisters from the Northeast, or to the students from the Northeast, in Delhi, and we will not tolerate it..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On meeting with people from the northeast, BJP MLA from Malviya Nagar, Satish Upadhyay, says, "I am shocked and strongly condemn the way this incident occurred with three young women. Such incidents of discrimination have no place in Delhi, and we will not tolerate them in any way. We have been in constant contact with the police since the 20th, and they have taken action. The police have also arrested them. These incidents are completely aimed at dividing the country, and we stand completely with the victims. We will not allow any injustice to happen to our brothers and sisters from the Northeast, or to the students from the Northeast, in Delhi, and we will not tolerate it..."

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#WATCH | Mumbai | On the doctors strike, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis says, "I believe that protests should not be conducted in a manner that disrupts patient care. Any protest that hampers the treatment and relief of patients is inappropriate...For the state government, all doctors, regardless of the medical system they practice are equal, and we make no distinction among them. Doctors serving in our medical colleges and hospitals are especially important to us. I would like to assure them that the government has no intention of treating them unfairly"
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#WATCH | Mumbai | On the doctors strike, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis says, "I believe that protests should not be conducted in a manner that disrupts patient care. Any protest that hampers the treatment and relief of patients is inappropriate...For the state government, all doctors, regardless of the medical system they practice are equal, and we make no distinction among them. Doctors serving in our medical colleges and hospitals are especially important to us. I would like to assure them that the government has no intention of treating them unfairly"

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#WATCH | Chandigarh: Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini says, "For the past few days, rumours of domestic LPG supply disruption have been floating through social media and other mediums, due to the war-like situation in the Middle East. I would like to clearly say that Haryana has an uninterrupted and normal supply of domestic LPG, petrol and diesel. We have had detailed discussions with senior officers of Food Supply and Consumer matters, and representatives of oil companies. Oil companies have assured us that there is an adequate supply in the state and that the supply is uninterrupted...Regarding the supply of commercial cylinders, we have made arrangements to give priority to hospitals, educational institutions and other essential services. Oil companies are making continuous efforts to have an uninterrupted supply. All DCs, SPs and District Supply Officers have been given strict directions to take immediate action against theft, black marketing, and hoarding..."
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#WATCH | Chandigarh: Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini says, "For the past few days, rumours of domestic LPG supply disruption have been floating through social media and other mediums, due to the war-like situation in the Middle East. I would like to clearly say that Haryana has an uninterrupted and normal supply of domestic LPG, petrol and diesel. We have had detailed discussions with senior officers of Food Supply and Consumer matters, and representatives of oil companies. Oil companies have assured us that there is an adequate supply in the state and that the supply is uninterrupted...Regarding the supply of commercial cylinders, we have made arrangements to give priority to hospitals, educational institutions and other essential services. Oil companies are making continuous efforts to have an uninterrupted supply. All DCs, SPs and District Supply Officers have been given strict directions to take immediate action against theft, black marketing, and hoarding..."

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#WATCH | Delhi: On Air India Phuket-Delhi flight facing severe air turbulence on 4th August, Union Minister of Civil Aviation, Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu says, "...In terms of why the incident has happened, we have immediately alerted the DGCA to thoroughly investigate the situation. The moment the plane was landed, it was put in a separate hangar. The data recorder, the voice recorder, everything is in the possession of DGCA. They will thoroughly investigate how and why this incident happened. Only when we have the facts in front of us, we are going to make it public..." He also says, "...The moment the flight landed in Delhi, the medical assistance team immediately attended to them. All first aid and medical assistance that needed to be provided was done at the airport itself. There were some passengers and crew members who were observed to need more medical assistance, they were shifted to Medanta Hospital and also Fortis Hospital. In Medanta, 7 passengers were admitted yesterday but all of them - after thorough checkings and tests - were discharged. Spinal Injuries Centre, Fortis Centre - two passsengers were admitted yesterday. They both were also discharged but four crew members were admitted in Fortis where I also personally visited along with Ministry Team and DGCA Team. We interacted with crew members also. They have been very brave, even after that incident happened for 5 minutes and they were prone to certain injuries, the plane had to travel for 1 more hour. Even through that hour, the crew members provided all the assistance that was required. So, it was very brave of the women, the crew members who were on the flight..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On Air India Phuket-Delhi flight facing severe air turbulence on 4th August, Union Minister of Civil Aviation, Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu says, "...In terms of why the incident has happened, we have immediately alerted the DGCA to thoroughly investigate the situation. The moment the plane was landed, it was put in a separate hangar. The data recorder, the voice recorder, everything is in the possession of DGCA. They will thoroughly investigate how and why this incident happened. Only when we have the facts in front of us, we are going to make it public..." He also says, "...The moment the flight landed in Delhi, the medical assistance team immediately attended to them. All first aid and medical assistance that needed to be provided was done at the airport itself. There were some passengers and crew members who were observed to need more medical assistance, they were shifted to Medanta Hospital and also Fortis Hospital. In Medanta, 7 passengers were admitted yesterday but all of them - after thorough checkings and tests - were discharged. Spinal Injuries Centre, Fortis Centre - two passsengers were admitted yesterday. They both were also discharged but four crew members were admitted in Fortis where I also personally visited along with Ministry Team and DGCA Team. We interacted with crew members also. They have been very brave, even after that incident happened for 5 minutes and they were prone to certain injuries, the plane had to travel for 1 more hour. Even through that hour, the crew members provided all the assistance that was required. So, it was very brave of the women, the crew members who were on the flight..."

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#WATCH | Moradabad, UP | Goats fall ill due to intense summer heat, driving owners to Veterinary Hospitals ahead of Eid al-Adha 2026 Veterinary Officer Vikas Kumar says, "Due to the intense heatwave, the animals are catching high fever, dehydration problems, and even diarrhoea. The number of goats is high among the cases. The owners need to give them more water and avoid taking them out in the heat... Intravenous drip is being administered as a part of treatment, and antibiotics and analgesics are being given if needed..."
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#WATCH | Moradabad, UP | Goats fall ill due to intense summer heat, driving owners to Veterinary Hospitals ahead of Eid al-Adha 2026 Veterinary Officer Vikas Kumar says, "Due to the intense heatwave, the animals are catching high fever, dehydration problems, and even diarrhoea. The number of goats is high among the cases. The owners need to give them more water and avoid taking them out in the heat... Intravenous drip is being administered as a part of treatment, and antibiotics and analgesics are being given if needed..."

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#WATCH Mumbai, Maharashtra | Central Railway CPRO Swapnil Dhanraj Neela says, "Four people who were walking on the tracks near Sandhurst Road station were injured after being hit by a train. All of them have been admitted to the railway hospital, and every effort is being made to treat them. We once again request that all passengers and residents avoid crossing or walking on the tracks under any circumstances..."
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#WATCH Mumbai, Maharashtra | Central Railway CPRO Swapnil Dhanraj Neela says, "Four people who were walking on the tracks near Sandhurst Road station were injured after being hit by a train. All of them have been admitted to the railway hospital, and every effort is being made to treat them. We once again request that all passengers and residents avoid crossing or walking on the tracks under any circumstances..."

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