Bharat Tanty, aged 24 years from Sector – 6, was admitted to IGH on with a critical eye injury sustained during a badminton match. The injury occurred when a shuttlecock struck his eye with force, resulting in a severe, full-thickness central corneal tear, a condition that, if not treated promptly, could have led to permanent vision loss or even loss of the eye.

Under the expert care of Dr. Anima Tiga, Chief Consultant (M&HS – Corneal Specialist), Bharat’s condition was immediately assessed and necessary investigations were made. The patient was then operated by Dr. Tiga, assisted by Dr. Satya Bharati, a DNB student. Sister Clara and the nursing team ensured attentive care throughout the recovery process.

The prompt and skilled medical intervention at IGH helped restore Bharat’s vision successfully. Following a smooth and satisfactory post-operative recovery, a grateful Bharat was discharged, expressing heartfelt appreciation for the care and dedication shown by the IGH medical team.

Notably, IGH continues to stand as a beacon of hope for the people of the region, offering critical care not just in ophthalmology, but also in complex cases and emergency situations. The hospital’s team of committed and specialized doctors and healthcare professionals are consistently delivering outcomes that save lives and restore health.

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New Delhi January 14, 2025: The Indian women’s doubles pair of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand inked history as they entered the top 10 in the BWF rankings released on Tuesday. With their new World No.9 ranking, they became the highest-ever ranked Indian women’s doubles pair. The pair surpassed the previous best rankings by an Indian women’s doubles pair of Ashwini Ponappa and Jwala Gutta. Ponappa and Gutta became the world number 10 in 2015.

In the paired events, while fifth seeded women’s doubles combination of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand (daughter of Pulela Gopichand, Chief Coachof India) went down 21-23, 19-21 against Japan’s Arisa Igarashi and Ayako Sakuramoto in the opening round.

The duo won Syed Modi India International last year and then performed in an impressive manner at the world tour final. Their performance placed them at No.11 in the BWF rankings.

Earlier, the Indian duo missed out on the qualification for the Olympics but added crucial points to their tally in the Macau Open and Canada Open. Also, a quarter-final finish at the Malaysia Open helped them get an entry in the top 10.

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The Indian won 21-7 21-7 in the summit clash that lasted just 38 minutes

Two years after being robbed off the gold by Okuhara in an epic 110-minute final at Glasgow that went down as one of the greatest battles in badminton history, Sindhu finally exorcised the ghost of that heart-wrenching loss with a completely dominating win over the same opponent

It was Sindhu’s fifth World Championships medal — joint most for a woman singles player with former Olympics and world champion Zhang Ning of China — to go with the two successive silvers and a couple of bronze medals

Sindhu has also won an Olympic silver in 2016 Rio Games, a silver at Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, an Asian Games silver at Jakarta and the BWF World Tour Finals last year.

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