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Botched Surgery to Cost Doctor CCI NG 3.7 Product: TOIAhmedabadBS PubDate: 08-12-2019 Zone: Rajkot Edition: 1 Page: RAJK5 User: abhijeet.kabad Time: 12-07-2019 20:43 Color: CMYK SUNDAY TIMES OF INDIA, AHMEDABAD DECEMBER 8, 2019 GUJARAT 5 2 child marriages prevented Ahmedabad: A team of Botched surgery to cost doctor ``16L Abhayam 181 reached a mass wedding venue at Kathwada near ent also suffered damage to rome, which is a known Ahmedabad after learning about Had Ended Up his kidneys due to the pro- complication in surgery. two underage brides. The families blem caused during the He was treated and opera- tried to argue with the district Causing first surgery and he had to ted upon again according- child marriage prevention officer, be treated by nephrologist. ly. police officials, and counsellors. Permanent Later, he had to be treated The consumer court, Abhayam officials said that over in various hospitals. however, was not convin- the past two months, about ten Defect In 2010, Soni sued Dr Pa- ced with the doctor’s expla- weddings were stopped by the TIMES NEWS NETWORK tel in the consumer court nation and it said that the helpline in support with other for Rs 50 lakh for the per- fasciotomy of the left leg agencies. TNN Ahmedabad: The Gujarat manent disability he got was conducted after 24 ho- State Consumer Dispute due to the defective surge- urs, which shows negli- Redressal Commission ry and the expenditure he gence on part of the doctor. has ordered city-based had to incur over treat- He should have been care- doctor to pay Rs 16.56 lakh ment as well as for the loss ful during the first surgery to a patient after an alleged of income as he could not so that the damage to kid- botched up surgery left a work for months together. neys could have been avoi- permanent defect in his vember 22, 2008. He was Soni complained of The doctor defended by ded. left leg. brought to Dr Hitendra Pa- acute pain and swelling af- stating that there was no The court computed the In this case, a resident tel’s hospital in Ahmed- ter the surgery. A day later, deficiency in his surgery, patient’s loss at Rs 16.56 of Pratapgarh district in abad the next day with his the problem persisted and which was conducted after lakh and ordered the doc- Rajasthan, Vijay Soni, met left leg fractured. He was the doctor called another radiological investiga- tor to compensate the pati- with an accident while ri- operated upon on the next doctor, who conducted tion. The patient had deve- ent within two months ding motorcycle on No- day. another surgery. The pati- loped compartment synd- with 9% interest. BoA receives IT/ITeS operations approval in GIFT City in 7 mins window clearance system and the members and within mi- Maulik.Pathak NEW PLAN @timesgroup.com an investment facilitation por- nutes everyone approved the ➤ BoA has taken up to six tal, among other expediting project,” the official said. “So, a Ahmedabad: The story of an floors, occupying an area of 1 amenities, helped the compa- letter of approval was immedi- SMS sent by Narendra Modi to lakh square feet ny get necessary approvals ately given to the bank.” Ratan Tata inviting him to set swiftly. Tata Motors’ entry into Sa- ➤ up his car factory in Gujarat in BoA aims to create an The permission, which has nand made more automakers 2007 is now part of business fol- ecosystem around the paved way for the first foreign such as Ford and Maruti Suzu- klore. Prime Minister Modi fintech sector bank to start operations at the ki line up their investments was the Gujarat chief minister ➤ It also plans to explore GIFT City SEZ, was given on there. Now, officials are hope- at the time. A recent story has opportunities in artificial September 25 in a meeting ful that BoA’s entry into the become the latest addition to intelligence and robotics held by the GIFT SEZ approval GIFT City will attract global fi- anecdotes hailing the state’s ➤ The bank has facilitated in committee. A team from BoA, nancial companies. rapid response to big-ticket in- listing of two bonds of IndusInd which was in Gandhinagar Chief minister Vijay Rupa- vestments. and Yes Bank at GIFT-IFSC then, had applied for setting up ni, while inaugurating the Bank of America (BoA), a 1,500-seater IT/ITES project centre on Friday with Cathy the second largest bank of the tes. to serve its operations in the Bessant, the chief operations US, got approval to establish “Nowhere in the world ha- US, said a government official and technology officer of BoA, its global business services ve we have got approval in se- familiar with the matter. said that BoA’s arrival could be centre in the special economic ven minutes,” said Kaku Nak- “In the meeting, chaired by a turning point for a large zone (SEZ) of the Gujarat In- hate, India president & count- the SEZ development commis- number of businesses in Guja- ternational Finance Tec-City ry head of BoA. She said that sioner, a draft of the terms of rat. He said it could also boost (GIFT City) in just seven minu- facilities such as the single- allotment was handed out to service sector jobs. Three-day Assembly session from Monday Ahmedabad: A three-day ses- File Photo sion of the Gujarat Legislative Assembly will begin on De- cember 9, during which the sta- te government plans to intro- duce the Statue of Unity Area Development and Tourism Go- vernance Bill, 2019. The government will also table bills for amendments to several legislations related to higher and technical educa- sented by the chief minister Vi- tion, GST, SMEs, land revenue jay Rupani, Jadeja said. and co-operative societies. Five amendment bills- tho- Talking to reporters on Sa- se related to state higher educa- turday, minister of state for le- tion council, state GST, state gislative and parliamentary af- land revenue code, state coope- fairs, Pradeepsinh Jadeja, said rative societies, and state pro- there will be four sittings du- fessional technical education ring the session, which will college- will be introduced on end on December 11. the second day of the session On the first day, the Assem- on December 10, he added. bly will pay tributes to former On being asked if the go- chief minister Dilip Parikh, vernment was ready to tackle who died on October 25 this ye- opposition Congress' plans to ar, Jadeja said. In the second corner it on various issues, in- sitting on Monday, two amend- cluding alleged irregularities ment bills- one related to small in government job exam and and medium scale (SME) in- crop loans to farmers, Jadeja dustry, and another related to said they were prepared to face the state electricity duty, will the questions. be taken up, he said. A resolu- Meanwhile, a Congress lea- tion regarding the Constitu- der said that the party MLAs tion Day, which is celebrated will hold a meeting on Sunday on November 26, will be passed to discuss strategy to corner on the same day. It will be pre- the government. PTI Woman with 6.96kg of ganja arrested in A’bad TIMES NEWS NETWORK Ahmedabad: The special ope- rations group (SOG) of city cri- me branch on Thursday seized 6.960kg of ganja from Pratiksha Vijay Manchrekar, 37, at her pa- rent’s house in Nav Kholi, Ku- bernagar. SOG sources said during her interrogation, Manchrekar sa- id her husband Vijay had bro- ught the contraband and given it to her to sell it. “We arrested Pratiksha and are hunting for her husband, Vijay Manchrekar,” said an SOG official.According to the complaint lodged by SOG, when they were on patrol at Kalyan Chowki near Memco Crossro- ads at about 1.10pm, they got a tip off that a woman in a green Punjabi suit was selling ganja near her house. The SOG team and women cops proceeded towards Kuber- nagar and identified her. “On checking the gutka bag in her hand we found something that smelled like ganja. Scienti- fic officer R B Mazmudar of Fo- rensic Science Laboratory was called in. He confirmed that the material was ganja,” said an SOG official. SOG sources said that they are hunting for Pratiksha’s husband Vijay to know where he brought the contraband from. “We arrested Pratiksha un- der the NDPS Act,” a senior SOG official said..
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