AAP creating humongous financial liabilities for next govt : Warring Says, 4 years of financial mismanagement is showing symptoms now Govt that cannot pay salaries to its employees, has no right to be there Announces, Congress will bring in financial chargesheet against AAP Chandigarh 10 April ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today warned against the Aam Aadmi Party government creating humongous financial liabilities for the next government with its wanton financial mismanagement and taking unrestricted loans even for running day to day affairs like paying employees salaries. He said, a government that is not able to pay even the salaries to its employees has no right and authority to be there. Warring said as the government has failed to bring out a ‘white paper’ on the financial status of the state, the Congress will bring a comprehensive financial chargesheet against the AAP government as how it ruined the state’s finances by w...
Kidney transplant at Livasa Hospital Amritsar gives new lease of life to student
Amritsar 10 April ( PDL ) : A 26-year-old male patient with IgA nephropathy condition, got a new lease of life after he underwent a successful kidney transplant at Livasa Hospital, Amritsar. IgA nephropathy is a progressive kidney disorder characterized by blood in urine and gradual decline in kidney function, said Dr. Radhika Garg, consultant-nephrologist & transplant physician, while addressing a press conference at a Livasa Hospital, Amritsar on Friday.
Dr. Radhika further said, “The patient, a student, had been battling worsening kidney disease since his diagnosis confirmed through a kidney biopsy in April 2024. His condition deteriorated over time, marked by rising creatinine levels and persistent hematuria, eventually progressing to end-stage renal disease. He had been on dialysis since January 2026.” Given the progressive nature of IgA Nephropathy and the limited long-term sustainability of dialysis, a kidney transplant became crucial for survival and restoration of quality of life, informed Dr. Radhika.
Dr. Pars Ram Saini, consultant-urologist & transplant surgeon said that with the patient's father as a living donor, the patient successfully underwent a kidney transplant at Livasa. The timely intervention not only saved his life but also offered him a chance to return to normalcy, free from lifelong dependence on dialysis, maintained Dr Saini. Anurag Yadav, CEO-Livasa Hospitals, said that the hospital is becoming the only licensed institute in the district offering kidney transplant services marks an important milestone in improving access to advanced healthcare.”
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