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Moscow dreams for 4 end at Delhi airport | Delhi News

New Delhi: Four people from Nepal were arrested at IGI Airport for trying to travel to Moscow using fake documents. An agent who promised the Nepal citizens better job opportunities abroad and provided them fake documents was also arrested, police said on Friday.On Dec 30, Rajmani Chaudhary (27), Jai Singh Mahato (43), Anil Mahato (28) and Pratigya Magar (28) were held while travelling to Moscow…

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मॉर्निंग न्यूज ब्रीफ: SC बोला- चाइल्ड पोर्नोग्राफी देखना अपराध; बदलापुर यौन शोषण का आरोपी पुलिस फायरिंग में मारा गया; लेबनान पर इजराइली स्ट्राइक, 492 मौतें

Hindi News National Dainik Bhaskar Morning News Brief; Tirupati Laddu Controversy | Child Pornography| Israel Hezbollah Conflict 9 घंटे पहलेलेखक: शुभेंदु प्रताप भूमंडल, न्यूज ब्रीफ एडिटर कॉपी लिंक नमस्कार, कल की बड़ी खबर सुप्रीम कोर्ट के आदेश की रही, अदालत ने साफ किया है कि चाइल्ड पोर्नोग्राफी देखना, डाउनलोड और स्टोर करना अपराध है। एक खबर लेबनान पर हुए अब तक के सबसे बड़े इजराइली हमले की…

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टक्कर लगने के बाद कार के टायरों में फंसा शख्स, ड्राइवर ने 10 मीटर तक घसीटा; हॉस्पिटल में हुई मौत

टक्कर लगने के बाद कार के टायरों में फंसा शख्स, ड्राइवर ने 10 मीटर तक घसीटा; हॉस्पिटल में हुई मौत #news #viral #trending #update #newspaper #breakingnews #currentaffairs #dailynews #newsletter #newspapers #newsupdate #People #Media #info #Journalism #Press

Connaught Place Man stuck under car: देश के दिल दिल्ली में दर्दनाक सड़क हादसा हुआ है, यहां एक शख्स टक्कर लगने के बाद कार के टायरों के बीच में फंस गया। जिसके बाद डर और भागने की फिराक में कार ड्राइवर उसे करीब 10 मीटर तक घसीटता हुआ गया। पीड़ित किसी तरह वह कार से छूटा तो आसपास के लोगों ने मामले की सूचना पुलिस को दी। घायल को समीप के अस्पताल में भर्ती कराया गया, जहां उसकी मौत हो गई। चालक की नहीं थी…

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Delhi excise scam case: Court extends BRS leader K Kavitha's judicial custody

A court here on Tuesday extended the judicial custody of BRS leader K Kavitha by two weeks in the Delhi excise policy-related money laundering case.

Special judge for ED and CBI cases Kaveri Baweja extended Kavitha's custody till April 23 after she was produced before the court on expiry of her judicial remand granted earlier.

The judge had on Monday denied interim bail to Kavitha, saying prima facie she not only destroyed evidence but was also instrumental in influencing witnesses and there is "every likelihood" of her continuing to do so in case the relief is granted.

The agency has alleged that Kavitha, an MLC and daughter of former Telangana chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao, is a key member of the "South Group", which has been accused of paying the ruling AAP in Delhi kickbacks of Rs 100 crore in return for a big share of liquor licences in the national capital.

Kavitha, 46, was arrested from her Banjara Hills residence in Hyderabad on March 15.

Source Blog :- Delhi excise scam case: Court extends BRS leader K Kavitha's judicial custody

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CBI inquiry started from Manish Sisodia in liquor scam case, security tightened – watch video CBI will interrogate Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia in Delhi liquor scam case today। Manish Sisodia has left the house for this। The security system has been tightened over this. Image Source: ANIManish Sisodia arrives CBI headquarters Delhi: Delhi Deputy CM Manish will interrogate Sisodia, for…

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In March 2018, an Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner took off from New Delhi bound for Tel Aviv. This not only marked the first commercial flight between the two capitals, but more importantly, it became the first service to Israel allowed to cross Saudi Arabia’s airspace. This was the outcome of deft diplomacy, and it happened two years before the Abraham Accords were signed, offering the first preview of the “new” Middle East—one anchored around connectivity, wealth, business, and technology instead of ideology, conflict, and confrontation.

Today, the news from the region is more grim than it has been for years. A broader Israel-Iran conflict has taken center stage, Gaza’s civilians are returning to decimated neighborhoods amid a tenuous Israel-Hamas cease-fire agreement, and the collapse of the Assad regime in Syria has exacerbated regional tensions.

The recent killing, by unconfirmed perpetrators, of Zvi Kogan, a 28-year-old Israeli Moldovan rabbi and emissary for Chabad Lubavitch in Abu Dhabi, has been classified as a terrorist attack by Israel. For Israelis, the Kogan murder case challenged a view of Dubai as an oasis of stability and security for everyone, including Jews. This underscores how the Israel-Hamas war has derailed the Israeli Arab rapprochement that characterized the heady days after the Abraham Accords, when Israeli tourists flocked to Dubai as if it were a European capital.

For a country like the United Arab Emirates—which has promoted pluralism and intra-religious harmony by way of inaugurating both a synagogue and Hindu temple on its soil—protecting sociopolitical gains is critical.

But did the very idea of a “new” Middle East—glimpses of which can be seen in the skyscrapers of Dubai and the blueprints of Neom, the futuristic city envisioned by the Saudis—die on Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas conducted its audacious terror strike against Israel?

For a long time, the meteoric economic rise of countries like the UAE occurred largely because of their own government’s individual policies. However, regional progress today may well demand a rethink in Arab capitals regarding the importance of resolving the Palestine question once and for all.

Many scholars, intellectuals, and politicians believe that confronting aspects of the “old” Middle East that were ignored, like the status of the Palestinian territories and the political rights of Palestinians, is now central to any cohesive forward movement for the Arab world, Israel, and Iran alike. There are also those, such as scholar Marwan Kabalan, who believe that Oct. 7 was partly, if not entirely, designed to derail the progress being made, such as a potential Saudi-Israel normalization and the success of bigger geoeconomic ideas, such as the envisioned India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) announced on the sidelines of a G-20 summit in 2023.

The latest war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, as well as its extension into Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah, has also rapidly reoriented the regional policies of the Arab states. The chain reaction of events—ranging from the China-brokered detente between Riyadh and Tehran to a rapid disintegration of the Assad family’s control of Syria after more than 50 years of iron-fisted rule—have once again placed the Palestinian cause front and center. The Palestinians have often been used as a crisis of convenience for management of regional politics, including by Arab states. But this is now bound to change with Palestinian self-determination once again finding a global audience.

The Abraham Accords, signed in 2020 by a cluster of Arab states led by the UAE and Israel, sought to normalize political and diplomatic relations and set out a path toward a new regional order. Prosperity, economic progress, developmental integration—in other words, money—is the mantra today.

Regional powers such as the UAE and Saudi Arabia are hedging their bets on allies and pursuing strategic autonomy. In addition to close ties with the United States, they are expanding trade and political outreach with both China and Russia. In July, the air forces of the UAE and China held their second annual joint exercise in the restive Chinese region of Xinjiang, where Beijing has committed itself to systematic and violent repression of its Uyghur Muslim population.

Satellite images that captured these exercises show that the UAE flew its predominantly Western military equipment, including French-made Mirage 2000 fighter aircraft and U.S.-made C-17 Globemaster heavy transport aircraft, deep into Chinese territories. In former U.S. President Joe Biden’s framing of international relations—of an unfolding “democracy verses autocracy” contestation—Arab monarchies have found a sweet spot to thrive in.

The Middle East’s regional disorder has a different and older rulebook to it, where long-standing Western interference in both good and bad faith—led by a wish to reshape regional politics as per the requirements of Washington, London, or Paris—has failed to create outcomes leading to sustainable progress.

The recurring issue of establishing a sovereign Palestinian state is a prime example of the old rulebook’s return.

Iran, as part of its two long-term strategies of supporting an Axis of Resistance along with maintaining a “forward defense” posture, has used the Palestinian cause for its own ends—backing both Hamas and Hezbollah.

Israel’s assassinations of top Hamas and Hezbollah officials in recent months has dealt serious blows to Iran’s regional strategy, but Iran has had some victories away from the battlefield. Its normalization with Saudi Arabia is a merger of the old with the new. For the moment, the Saudis have stepped away from the idea of normalizing ties with Israel, and in return, Saudi oil facilities—which were attacked by Iran’s Houthi allies in Yemen in 2019—have been spared since.

While this does not mean the fundamentals of Saudi-Iran rivalry have been resolved, Riyadh has pushed itself toward neutrality, rather than overt confrontation, to protect its own ongoing economic, political, and ideological diversification.

Amid all these interplays, the return of U.S. President Donald Trump is the proverbial joker in the deck. While it is true that Trump’s own preference for personality over policy may see him push all parties, including Israel, for de-escalation and long-term cease-fires, he is not expected to return U.S. intervention to the era of boots on the ground or even put promotion of democracy at the forefront.

But Trump is also what is known in Persian as a bazaari, meaning one who is always looking for a good deal. The Arabs, Israelis, and Iran alike are cognizant of this trait. In part, this may be a reason why Iran could remain content as a threshold nuclear state to try and box Trump in his own self-aggrandizing narrative as a president who did not start any wars.

The end of the current Israel-Hamas war and a push for a two-state solution is once again emerging as a consensus in the region. The old wisdom of a two-state design has triumphed globally, as it remains the only workable outcome on paper—primarily because no other viable options have been presented for decades.

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, an advisor and close confidant of Trump, has said that the best insurance policy against Hamas is “not an Israeli reoccupation of Gaza but a reform in the Palestinian society” and that only the Arab states can achieve that. But not many leaders within the Arab states seem eager to take up unilateral ownership of such a task, even as they reap the benefits of Israeli military action to dismantle both Hamas and Hezbollah.

Despite more than a year of war, large projects ranging from connectivity to energy security continue to be envisioned. What will be expected from the region is to take ownership of its own regional security, critical for furthering its own economic aims. For this, conflict management, rather than conflict resolution, is the way forward.

An appetite for a new Middle East order may well provide enough motivation to resolve the obstacles created by the resurgence of the old one. The developing cease-fire between Israel and Hamas marks a moment of respite from war and an opening for the Arab states to address Palestinians’ role in the region moving forward. Saudi-Iran normalization can also be a catalyst, and Arab powers, specifically after the Abraham Accords, hold enough political influence across Israel, Iran, and the Palestinian territories to drive a new era of dialogue, compromise, and resolution.

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When it comes to best knee replacement surgeon in Delhi NCR, choosing the right surgeon is crucial for ensuring the best possible outcome. In the Delhi NCR region, Dr. Sanjay Gupta stands out as a leading expert in the field. With years of experience and a reputation for excellence, Dr. Gupta is the go-to choice for patients seeking top-notch knee replacement care.

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Dr. Sanjay Gupta is a renowned orthopedic surgeon with specialized expertise in best knee replacement surgeon in Delhi NCR. With over two decades of experience, he has performed thousands of successful knee replacement procedures, helping patients regain mobility and improve their quality of life. His extensive knowledge and skill set make him one of the most sought-after knee replacement surgeons in Delhi NCR.

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Understanding that each patient is unique, Dr. Sanjay Gupta provides personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs. He takes the time to understand his patients’ concerns, medical history, and lifestyle, ensuring that the chosen treatment aligns with their specific requirements. This patient-centric approach has earned him a reputation for compassionate and effective care.

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Elections in Delhi are more than just a political event—they’re a reflection of the capital’s evolving priorities. At 5th Pillar, we offer a dedicated platform for Delhi election news Hindi, ensuring readers are well-informed about every aspect of the polls. Our articles focus on critical issues like governance, public opinion, and key promises made by contesting parties. Whether you’re a keen political observer or a first-time voter, our platform delivers the news you need in a language you understand.

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🔴BREAKING NEWS: BJP-led NDA got majority! But why did the BJP fail to get 300 seats this time? 🤔 What happened?

Indians closely followed the announcement of the latest election results, observing a surprising turn of events for the nationalist ruling government led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which faced a humbling outcome yesterday.

In the 2019 elections, the BJP had a remarkable victory, securing 303 seats on its own. However, in the recent elections, the BJP's seat count significantly dropped to 240. Even with the support of its allies in the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), the coalition couldn't reach the 300-seat threshold.

Although the BJP, along with its NDA allies, still holds a majority, the new government will have to be formed through a coalition, as the BJP did not achieve a sole majority this time around. This marks a notable change in the political scenario, indicating a more collaborative governance structure ahead.

🧐 Why?

Several factors contributed to the decline in the BJP's popularity:

▪ High unemployment rates, rising inflation, and the controversial Agniveer scheme significantly damaged the party's standing among voters.

▪ Additionally, the BJP, particularly Prime Minister Narendra Modi, adopted an aggressive campaign strategy. Modi's campaign included several controversial remarks, such as the mangalsutra comment, the mujra remark, and the infiltrator comment, which sparked widespread criticism.

▪ Conversely, the Opposition performed effectively. They successfully consolidated votes through their I.N.D.I.A. alliance, and Akhilesh Yadav skillfully leveraged the PDA strategy.

▪ Furthermore, the Congress party made several enticing promises that, while potentially harmful to economic health (such as the Mahalaxmi scheme, increased MNREGA wages, and MSP guarantee), resonated positively with many voters.

😕What now?: ▪ Despite the disappointing results, the BJP still has the most seats independently and has the majority in Parliament with its allies in NDA.

▪ However, if the JDU and TDP choose to leave the NDA, Narendra Modi would not become the PM!

▪ The NDA is set to meet in Delhi today for the same!!! ❓Is Narendra Modi set to be PM? Or will the NDA betray the BJP?? Follow Jobaaj Stories (the media arm of Jobaaj.com Group for more)

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पीएम मोदी अगले महीने संयुक्त राष्ट्र महासभा को नहीं करेंगे संबोधित, भारत की ओर से एस जयशंकर होंगे शामिल; जानें क्यों

पीएम मोदी अगले महीने संयुक्त राष्ट्र महासभा को नहीं करेंगे संबोधित, भारत की ओर से एस जयशंकर होंगे शामिल; जानें क्यों #News #DelhiNews #DelhiUpdates #DelhiLife #DelhiVibes #DelhiEvents #DelhiDiaries #DelhiDaily #DelhiStories #IncredibleDelhi #DelhiCulture

United Nations General Assembly : प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी अगले महीने संयुक्त राष्ट्र महासभा के सत्र को संबोधित नहीं करेंगे। संयुक्त राष्ट्र की ओर से जारी स्पीकरों की संशोधित सूची में उनका नाम नहीं है। प्रधानमंत्री इसी महीने के अंत में न्यूयॉर्क की यात्रा पर जाने वाले हैं। रिपोर्टों के मुताबिक 22 सितंबर को वह लॉन्ग आईलैंड के नसाऊ वेटरंस मेमोरियल में एक बड़े सामुदायिक कार्यक्रम को संबोधित…

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CM Kejriwal moves motion of confidence in Delhi Assembly

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday moved a motion of confidence in the Assembly which the House will discuss on Saturday.

Seeking the vote of confidence in the Assembly, he said, "Two MLAs had come to me saying they were contacted by BJP members offering them Rs 25 crore each. They were told that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will be arrested and the government will be toppled."

Claiming that the Delhi excise policy case was false, he alleged the BJP wanted to topple the AAP government.

A Delhi court has asked Kejriwal to appear before it on February 17 on a complaint filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for skipping summons in an excise policy-linked case and noted that prima facie the AAP chief was "legally bound" to comply.

The ED had moved the court after Kejriwal skipped the fifth summons by the probe agency for questioning in a Delhi liquor policy-linked money laundering case.

Source : CM Kejriwal moves motion of confidence in Delhi Assembly

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Stay Informed with the Latest Education News in Delhi | Khabarabtak

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More than two miles long and 1,142 feet tall, Uluru, the red sandstone rock formation in Australia’s Northern Territory, wows travelers during the day.

But now, a new night spectacle Wintjiri Wiru illuminates the darkness adjacent to the monolith in a way that reveals Indigenous culture while dazzling with high-tech sound and lights.

“Humans are drawn to light—just think of how compelling sunsets are,” says Melbourne light artist Bruce Ramus, who designed the work in collaboration with the local Anangu people and Voyages Indigenous Tourism.

Wintjiri Wiru is just the latest offering—and newest technology — in the tradition of son et lumière (sound and light) shows, grand public spectacles projected on to (or close to) historic buildings and natural wonders.

These mash-ups of pageantry, culture, and art are experiencing a boom fueled by digital advances and tourist sites looking to attract visitors after dark.

Here’s where to see the latest shows, plus why visitors love these “virtual campfires.”

How did sound and light shows start?

Paul Robert-Houdin created the first sound and light show in 1952 at France’s Château de Chambord.

Music and narration played while slide projectors splashed colored lights on the 16th-century palace.

“We had the feeling that a new way of discovering and understanding monumental heritage was perhaps being born,” one observer wrote in Le Figaro newspaper.

The concept was a hit.

“Standing in the dark and being immersed in sounds and images creates a sense of enchantment,” says Jane Lovell, a professor of tourism at Canterbury Christ Church University in England.

In the following decades, other storied sites harnessed that magic, such as the Red Fort in Delhi, India, and Independence Hall in Philadelphia.

“There were captive audiences for these attractions, so the efforts were minimal—just light up these beautiful things that already existed,” says California light show producer Ryan Miziker.

Early technology was expensive and bulky: sofa-sized slide carousels, finicky stereo speakers that malfunctioned in bad weather.

The storytelling, if mostly historically accurate, could be clunky and lecturing.

At Egypt’s Pyramids at Giza, the still-running circa-1961 show features the Sphinx “narrating” a lofty spiel about ancient life as murky colored lights wash over the monuments.

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How tech took over light shows

“Son et lumieres started out as pretty rudimentary things—a castle would be lit up and a soundtrack would say, ‘this tower was built in 1592,’” says Ross Ashton of London’s Projection Studio, which designs extravaganzas for attractions from Welsh castles to Indian fortresses.

But by the 1990s, innovations in video, lasers, and audio meant creators could screen riveting, mind-bending shows.

“Digital video changed everything,” says Miziker.

“We had software to do 3-D mapping, which takes a round object like a globe and flattens it, or wraps any structure in overlapping, blending geometry.”

Sound evolved, too.

“Bells, spoken voices from different directions, or a fireball rolling, you can layer sound up, so it feels like a tapestry,” says Projection Studio’s sound artist Karen Monid.

Today’s sound and light shows are like mini action movies screened on historic buildings or natural wonders.

San Antonio’s The Saga wraps the 18th-century San Fernando Cathedral in sound effects (mariachi ballads, cannon blasts) and painterly images (folk dancers, renderings of the Alamo) to tell the story of the Texas city.

In Jerusalem, Israel, the ancient Tower of David has two night shows, one on city history and the other about the biblical shepherd-turned-ruler that gave the site its name.

Wintjiri Wiru harnesses LED lights, lasers, sound, and 1,100 drones to recount a legend from the Anangu, who consider Uluru sacred.

The show depicts mala (wallaby-rabbit) beings battling a gigantic devil dog spirit.

“Combine light with sound—in this case Anangu songs and other effects—and it’s like the desert is speaking,” says Ramus.

Other projects are more abstract, such as the new Aura Invalides show at Les Invalides in Paris, which fills the grand interiors of the historic military monument with surreal rays of colored light and outlines architectural elements in laser graffiti.

“People move around within the building, making it more like a 360-degree immersion than something didactical,” says Manon McHugh, a spokesperson for Moment Factory, the studio that created the show.

Why travelers love spectacles

Experts think people are drawn to these shows for their sense of wonder and spectacle.

“Sound and light shows are like fireworks—it’s impossible to look away,” says Miziker.

"Since audiences are sitting in the dark, there’s cognitive dissonance, with the atmosphere almost becoming its own entity,” says Lovell.

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Plus, in this age of Instagram, sound and light spectacles make ideal selfie backdrops or video ops.

“When Moment Factory started doing shows, we didn’t want people to have their phones out,” says McHugh.

Now, other digital production studios build in elements like photo booths to encourage participants to share their experiences.

How sound and light shows help tourist sites

Sound and light shows can be expensive and time-consuming to design.

(Wintjiri Wiru was developed over several years and cost $10 million.)

But many tourist attractions and cities are willing to shell out.

“They produce new income streams,” says Ashton. “People normally go home at night, but if you sell them a ticket to an illumination, they’ll come back.”

Many sound and light experiences in public, urban spaces — outside cathedrals, on city halls, across skyscrapers — are free, but paid for by cities to give visitors an excuse to stay an extra night.

“We used to think of tourism as a daytime activity, but there has been this tourist-ification of the night,” says Andrew Smith, a professor of urban experiences at England’s University of Westminster.

“Now cities want to attract people and keep them in town. It’s a commodification of the night, a way to extend economic and cultural activity.”

Studies indicate that these shows might even make city downtowns feel safer. “It starts to dematerialize the buildings,” says Ramus.

“You just see the lights, and our cities become transparent. They feel gentler.”

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The Surgical Maestros: Unveiling the Top 5 General Surgeons in Delhi

The vibrant and pulsating capital city of India, Delhi, is home to some of the most skilled professionals across various domains. In the realm of healthcare, the city boasts a plethora of talented surgeons who are revered both nationally and internationally. Today, we'll journey through the vast medical landscape of Delhi to bring forth a list of the top 10 general surgeons who have redefined surgical practices in the region.

1. Dr. Aloy J Mukherjee

In the ever-evolving world of surgery, Dr. Aloy J Mukherjee's name is etched as the best general surgeon in Delhi. His unwavering commitment to his craft is evident in his vast patient base and his extensive research contributions.

Address: Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, Chennai — Delhi Highway, NH-19, Sarita Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi 110076

Website: https://aloymukherjee.com/

Phone no: 9810532834 OPD Pricing: ₹2000 per consultation Success Rate: 94%

From minimally invasive surgeries to complex surgical interventions, Dr. Mukherjee has showcased exemplary prowess. Engage with his GMB posts to delve deeper into the ever-fascinating world of general surgery.

2. Dr. Vivek Oberoi

Blending traditional surgical methods with modern technological advancements, Dr. Vivek Oberoi stands tall as one of the tops general surgeons in Delhi NCR. He's renowned for his methodical approach and impeccable precision.

Address: 456 Zenith Towers, Delhi, 110005 Website: www.vivekoberoihealthcare.com OPD Pricing: ₹1150 per consultation Success Rate: 87%

His Tumblr page is a testament to his dedication, where he sheds light on the nuances of general surgery, patient testimonials, and the latest innovations in the field.

3. Dr. Ananya Gupta

When discussing the top surgeons in Delhi, Dr. Ananya Gupta's name resonates with surgical excellence. With a patient-centric approach, she ensures that every individual receives the utmost care and attention.

Address: 789 Lane, Delhi, 110007 Website: www.ananyagupta.com OPD Pricing: ₹1100 per consultation Success Rate: 86%

Her Tumblr posts offer a blend of surgical insights, patient journeys, and a sneak peek into the life of a surgeon, making it a must-follow for anyone intrigued by the world of surgery.

4. Dr. Rajesh Kumar

With over two decades of experience, Dr. Rajesh Kumar's contributions to general surgery are profound. His expertise ranges from laparoscopic surgeries to trauma care.

Address: 159 Surgeon's Avenue, Delhi, 110009 Website: www.rajeshkumar.com OPD Pricing: ₹1200 per consultation Success Rate: 85%

On Tumblr, Dr. Kumar shares intriguing case studies, surgical innovations, and patient stories, offering a comprehensive view of the surgical realm.

5. Dr. Namrata Singh

Emerging as one of the brightest talents in the surgical community, Dr. Namrata Singh's precision and dedication have earned her a spot among the elite surgeons in Delhi.

Address: 321 Surgeon's Plaza, Delhi, 110011 Website: www.namratasingh.com OPD Pricing: ₹1250 per consultation Success Rate: 82%

Her Tumblr posts encapsulate her passion for surgery, offering readers a deep dive into surgical techniques, patient care, and the challenges and triumphs of a surgeon's journey.

stalwarts who are pushing the boundaries of what's possible. These surgeons are not just medical professionals; they're healers, researchers, and storytellers. As you navigate through Tumblr, make sure to connect with these maestros, soak in their stories, and marvel at the hands that heal.