All conspiracies to weaken Congress will be defeated : Warring Reaffirms, party united; only alternative to incompetent AAP Says, AAP using people to divert attention from brutal abuse of power Chandigarh 9 December ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today asserted that all conspiracies aimed at weakening the Congress in Punjab will be defeated. “Current controversy has been created to divert the public attention and shift the discourse from the AAP’s brutal abuse of police force in the Zila Parishad and Block Samiti elections”, he noted while pointing out, the AAP was on defensive and such sensational but baseless claims may provide them a breather from public scrutiny. “When everyone was talking about the abuse of police force and the AAP was not having any answers, the attention was instantly diverted with sensational claims which have no base or truth in them”, he noted, while adding, “both the BJP and the AAP are masters ...
Livasa Hospital Khanna successfully treats rare dengue-triggered Guillain–Barré Syndrome
Khanna 8 December ( PDL ) : Livasa Hospital Khanna has successfully treated a complex and potentially life-threatening case of Guillain–Barré Syndrome (GBS) in a 65-year-old male patient who developed sudden progressive weakness shortly after recovering from dengue fever. GBS is a rare neurological disorder in which the body’s immune system attacks the peripheral nerves, often leading to paralysis if not treated promptly.
The patient was presented with difficulty in walking after dengue recovery, rapidly ascending limb weakness, facial weakness and progression of symptoms over 2–3 days Based on the clinical presentation, the neurology team suspected Guillain–Barré Syndrome. A nerve conduction study confirmed the diagnosis. Under the care of Dr. Nitika Mahajan consultant neurologist, Livasa Hospital Khanna, the patient was immediately started on intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) therapy, the globally recognized treatment for GBS. Within 10 days of treatment, the patient improved from requiring full support for walking to needing only a walking stick. By one month, he walked independently with no residual limb or facial weakness, marking a complete recovery.
Dr. Nitika Mahajan said,”We regularly manage Guillain–Barré Syndrome at Livasa Hospital Khanna and have consistently achieved excellent outcomes. We have also treated some very critical patients of GBS who required ventilatory support and were weaned off successfully with the help of our meticulous ICU team. Early recognition by families and prompt intervention by specialists are critical. Weakness of limbs—especially after viral illnesses like dengue—should never be ignored or assumed to be general fatigue.”
Anurag Yadav, CEO, Livasa Hospitals said,“This case reflects the clinical excellence and prompt decision-making that Livasa Hospitals stand for. Our commitment is to make advanced neurological care accessible across all our centres, including Khanna.”
Sanjay Puri facility director, Livasa Hospital Khanna said,” The recovery of this patient is a testament to our team’s dedication and our hospital’s capability to handle complex neurological emergencies with precision and compassion.”
Livasa Hospital Khanna, part of the Livasa chain of multi-specialty hospitals, delivers advanced and patient-centric healthcare supported by modern diagnostics, 24×7 emergency services, and specialist-led clinical care. The hospital is equipped to manage both routine and complex medical conditions, ensuring high-quality treatment for patients in Khanna and surrounding regions.
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