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दस्ताने वाले हाथ | Hands in Gloves
Anuradha Singh is a poet, writer, editor and translator based in Mumbai and Bangalore. Her work explores the themes of identity, memory and language, and has appeared in both literary journals and anthologies. She has published two poetry collections in Hindi and is actively involved in translation and cross-cultural literary projects.
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CASE STORIES: A Farmer’s Journey from Evisceration to Vision Restoration: The Story of Mr Khaleed Hussain
By Barkha Kardam – Cornea Department & Project Coordinator, Assistant to Dr Manisha Acharya Treating Doctor – Dr Manisha Acharya Mr...
2 days ago2 min read
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IN-SIGHT – Unbound: A Conversation with Dr Virender Singh Sangwan
Dr Virender Singh Sangwan at the IIC Dr Virender Singh Sangwan is an internationally decorated ophthalmologist and pioneer in stem cell...
Jun 185 min read
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CASE STORIES: Mast Hamza - A Mother’s Fight for Her Child’s Sight
By Barkha Kardam – Cornea Department & Project Coordinator, Assistant to Dr Manisha Acharya Treating Doctor – Dr Shailja Tibrewal & Dr...
Jun 142 min read
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IN-SIGHT – I’m a Cut Sheet
by Dr Chhavi Gupta – Adjunct Consultant, Oculoplasty & Ocular Oncology at Dr Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital I was born in a family of...
Jun 113 min read
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CASE STORIES: The Inspiring Story of Mr Banke Bihari
by Barkha Kardam – Cornea Department & Project Coordinator, Assistant to Dr Manisha Acharya Treating Doctor – Dr Virender Singh Sangwan...
Jun 72 min read
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प्रार्थना | prarthana | prayer
Arriving early on a Wednesday. I had caught wind of a daily morning prayer that was conducted by the nurses before beginning the day at...
Jun 42 min read
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CASE STORIES: Baby Sakina’s Journey of Strength and Hope
By Barkha Kardam – Cornea Department & Project Coordinator, Assistant to Dr Manisha Acharya Treating Doctor – Dr Abha Gour Nine-month-old...
May 311 min read
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क्षण | kshan | moment
Waiting room. For the first time, someone at the hospital objected to my presence here – something I anticipated might happen a lot...
May 282 min read
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