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File photo of Super Specialty Hospital, Indore and bone marrow transplant.

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Free treatment is available with the help of schemes and institutions. Transplant in a private hospital costs Rs 35 lakh. Transplants of two adult patients have been done in the hospital.

Vinay Yadav, Naiduniya Indore (Haploidentical Transplant). Patients in Indore are now getting modern facilities. The facility of haplo transplant for adult patients has started in the state’s first government super specialty hospital. With this, now patients of all age groups along with children are getting the facility of transplant.

Till now bone marrow transplant could be done only after 100% blood match, but through this, transplant can be done even after 50% match. Patients of leukemia, chronic thalassemia, blood cancer, anemia etc. are getting benefit in this.

Two patients underwent transplant

So far, transplants of two adult patients have been done in the hospital. The cost of this in a private hospital is Rs 35 lakh, but in SSH, patients are getting free facility with the help of government schemes and institutions.

Hematologist Dr. Akshay Lahoti said that for transplant we match blood groups, if only half matches then the patient’s risk increases. In bone marrow transplant, if the blood group does not match then transplant does not take place, but in this if half matches, then also transplant can be done. For this, like blood group, HLA (Human Leukocyte Antigen) is matched.

In this, we match the genes of the patient and the donor. Earlier, haplo transplants were not done much, but now new medicines and procedures have come, due to which it is now being done.

This is haplo transplant

Generally in bone marrow transplant, complete matching of donor’s and patient’s cells is essential because if donor’s cells are even slightly different then patient’s body will not accept them, but in the new technology, only specific cells are matched and with the help of a modern machine, they are extracted and put in patient’s body.

Haplo transplant is like only two out of 10 full matches are found between the patient and the donor, but haplo match is not difficult. Haplo means half matching. If HLA test is done then it is easy to match with parents, children, siblings.

In this, the damaged cells are transplanted with healthy stem cells of the donor. The cost of transplant in a private hospital is Rs 35 lakh and the cost of medicines also reaches around Rs 35 lakh. In such a situation, patients had to go to private hospitals or other states, now the facility is available here.

Benefits to patients of these diseases

Those patients suffering from blood related diseases like leukemia, blood cancer, aplastic anemia, sclerotic anemia, thalassemia etc. whose blood is not fully matched get the benefit of haplo transplant. Till now, transplant of a patient of aplastic anemia and acute leukemia has been done in the hospital.

Children are getting the benefit of transplant since one year

Chacha Nehru Hospital Superintendent Dr. Preeti Malpani said that children are getting the facility of haplo transplant since last one year. Till now transplant of about 12 children has been done. This includes children from all over the country. The blood irradiator machine which recently came to MY Hospital will also prove helpful in all transplants.

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On Shri Krishna Janmashtami, jewels are brought from the bank to the Gopal Mandir in Gwalior. They will be brought to the temple and after testing, the idols of Radha and Krishna will be decorated. The Gopal Mandir was established about 103 years ago by the Scindia royal family.

Naiduniya Representative Gwalior. On the occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami, the idols of Radha-Krishna in the princely era Gopal Mandir located in Gwalior’s Phoolbagh will be adorned with precious antique jewelry. These jewels from the Scindia princely era are studded with precious gems like gold, diamond, sapphire, emerald, ruby ​​and topaz.

On Monday, these jewels will be brought to the temple under tight security and then after testing, the idols of Radha and Krishna will be decorated. After this, the doors of Gopal Mandir will be opened for devotees at exactly 12 noon. More than 400 soldiers will be deployed around the temple. Let us tell you that Gopal Mandir was established by the Scindia royal family about 103 years ago.

This precious gemstone studded jewellery is also a gift of the Scindia family

Gopal Mandir was established in 1921 by the then ruler of Gwalior State, Madhavrao Scindia I. He had made silver utensils for the worship of the Lord and gold ornaments studded with gems for wearing.

These include a seven-strand necklace of 55 emeralds studded with Radha-Krishna, a gold flute studded with diamonds and rubies, a gold nose ring, necklace and silver worship utensils. The responsibility of maintaining the antique jewellery worn by Radha-Krishna and withdrawing it from the bank rests with the Municipal Corporation. The Municipal Corporation has the arrangement of withdrawing the jewellery from the bank, keeping it in the treasury at night and depositing it in the bank locker the next day.

The police has the responsibility of providing three-tier security while bringing the jewellery from the bank and depositing it back. Continuous decoration for 17 years In the year 2007, the responsibility of looking after these antique jewellery was given to the Municipal Corporation, since then the idols of Radha-Krishna are being decorated on the occasion of Janmashtami.

Before independence, Gods used to wear these jewels. Diamonds and emeralds are studded in the crowns of both Radha and Krishna. Krishna’s flute is made of gold and diamonds are studded on it too. Sapphire, topaz, emerald and ruby ​​are studded in the necklace.

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Incident of Bodri village under Gram Panchayat Jarra Tola of Kotma police station area, a fight broke out between the men of both the families over a dispute between women, a young man was killed by hitting him with an axe, police is investigating.

Naiduniya representative, Anuppur. In a dispute between the women of two families over filling water, a fight broke out between the men of both the families which proved fatal for one side. A young man was killed with an axe.

The incident took place in Bodri village under Jarra Tola Gram Panchayat of Kotma police station area. The name of the deceased is Dinesh alias Kallu, son of Birju Baiga, 30 years. The deceased’s son Deepu and Mohan, 18 years, were injured in the incident. The name of the accused is Nandau, son of late Ram Vishal Baiga. Both the deceased and the accused are residents of the same locality.

Kotma police station in-charge Sundaresh Marawi said that this incident happened on Saturday evening around 7 o’clock. It was told that a few days ago, the daughter of the deceased Dinesh alias Kallu Baiga had a fight with the wife of the accused Nandau over filling water. On Saturday, the deceased’s daughter Rekha was bringing water from the hand pump near the Panchayat Bhawan where Nandau met her on the way and he got into an argument with Rekha.

snatched the axe and attacked

On getting this information, Dinsh alias Kallu Baiga and son Deepu both reached Nandau’s house on Saturday evening with an axe. During this, there was abuse and jostling between the two. It is told that when the deceased tried to hit Nandau with an axe, the accused Nandau snatched the axe from Kallu and hit Kallu on the head, causing a serious injury on the right side.

Meanwhile, Kallu’s son Deepu alias Mohan also tried to grab Nandau, then the accused ran to hit him with an axe, Deepu also got injured and has been admitted to Kotma Hospital. While Dinesh alias Kallu Baiga was brought to the hospital where the duty doctor declared him dead after examination.

Police have seized the axe from the spot

The accused has been arrested on Sunday. It is said that the deceased used to quarrel with the villagers after drinking alcohol. Everyone was fed up with him. The Panchnama of the deceased’s body has been handed over to the relatives after the postmortem proceedings.