'Smart City' Mohali Claims Exposed: No Three-Phase Power in GMADA Sector-88; Lives at Risk : Hardev Singh Ubbha S.A.S.Nagar 9 July ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Hardev Singh Ubbha, State Press Secretary of BJP Punjab, stated that residents and business owners in GMADA’s Sector-88 are facing severe difficulties due to the negligence of the Punjab government—which makes grand claims about the 'Smart City' project—and the concerned departments. He noted that only single-phase electricity connections are currently available in Sector-88, whereas three-phase power is essential for commercial establishments, showrooms, and other businesses. This lack of infrastructure is causing immense trouble for the business community. Ubbha pointed out that exposed live wires, faulty transformers, and broken electrical boxes in the Sector-88 market pose a significant threat to life and property, creating a situation where a major accident could occur at any moment. He mentioned that the ma...
Complex total laparoscopic hysterectomy performed at Livasa Hospital Khanna
Khanna 11 June ( PDL ) : A patient with an exceptionally large uterus equivalent to a 22–24 week pregnancy underwent a successful complex total laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH) at Livasa Hospital Khanna recently. Dr. Manju Verma, consultant obstetrician & gynecologist, Livasa Hospital Khanna, who performed the procedure said that the patient was suffering from severe menstrual bleeding, persistent pelvic pain, and a significantly enlarged uterus, which was adversely impacting her quality of life. Given the size of the uterus and the complexity involved, the case posed significant surgical challenges, informed Dr. Verma.
The entire procedure was completed laparoscopically, avoiding the need for a large abdominal incision, she said. Dr. Verma further said: "Large uterine fibroids can significantly affect a woman's health and daily life. Traditionally, patients with such large uteri often required open surgery and prolonged recovery. With advancements in minimally invasive gynecological surgery, many complex cases can now be managed laparoscopically, allowing patients to experience less pain, faster recovery, reduced blood loss, and earlier return to normal activities."
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