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Chandigarh Health Secretary performs CPR on man, saves life in viral video | WATCH

A video showing Chandigarh Health Secretary Yashpal Garg cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a man who suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed, has gone viral on social media.

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A video showing Chandigarh Health Secretary Yashpal Garg cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a man who suffered a cardiac arrest and collapsed, has gone viral on social media.

The video, which has been viewed and shared widely over the internet, shows a man lying unconscious on a chair in Chandigarh Housing Board as Garg performs CPR on him.

Due to the health secretary’s efforts, the man regains consciousness and asks for some water as he’s being tended to by Garg and others in the office.

The man, identified as Janak Lal, a resident of Sector-41, Chandigarh, was later taken to a hospital where he underwent an electrocardiography (ECG). Lal is currently under observation at the Government Multi Specialty Hospital in Chandigarh’s Sector-16.

Garg said he was in his chamber at the CHB office when someone informed of him a man collapsing outside. The IAS officer quickly sprung to his feet and proceeded to perform CPR on Lal.

Garg added that he learnt CPR by watching a video on a news channel but didn’t have any formal training.

 “I know the process adopted by me might not be proper but did whatever came to my mind at that moment. Immediate attempt to save the life was important than wasting any time on other things,” a report quoted Garg as saying.

Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chief Swati Maliwal also shared the video on her Twitter.

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While most users on social media hailed the IAS officer’s valiant act and quick thinking, some pointed out that his improper technique could have resulted in a serious injury to Lal.

“It seems like person had syncope, and appears to be awake when “CPR” is getting administered. Second, this is a wrong way of doing CPR,” a doctor wrote, while urging Maliwal not to spread a wrong message by promoting an improper technique.

“Pls pls don’t do it randomly, it can break ribs and chest bone to say the least. Learn the proper reasons and the proper way,” wrote another doctor.

“Yes everyone should learn CPR.. Thankfully the person is safe..but the way it was done is not CPR.. may cause more harm than good,” read another reply.

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However, many others were appreciative of Garg’s actions and believed it saved the man’s life.

“A valuable human life could be saved by the CPR process in CHB. Truly inspirational and learning for many. Commendable efforts done by Shri Yashpal Garg, Secretary Health, Chandigarh Really appreciable”, a user wrote.

“Salute to UT Health Secretary Yashpal Garg, IAS, who saved the life of Janak Kumar, resident of Sector 41-A, Chandigarh, by giving timely CPR,” wrote another user.

Meanwhile, Yashpal Garg said that he met Lal at the hospital and his tests came back normal and he will be discharged shortly.

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Social media users pay tribute to viral sensation Abhradeep Saha as Angry Rantman dies at 27

Soon after the news of Abhradeep Saha’s demise, social media users and fans started paying tribute to the viral sensation. Many fans remembered him and shared his old viral videos.

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Popular YouTuber Abhradeep Saha aka Angry Rantman died on Tuesday. He passed away due to complications triggered by a surgery he underwent last month. On Sunday, a YouTube community shared the 27-year-old’s health update and informed social media fans about his critical situation. X user Soumyadeep Saha tweeted that Abhradeep Saha is in a really critical situation with life saving support system and requested Abhradeep’s fans to pray for a faster recovery.

Soon after the news of Abhradeep Saha’s demise, social media users and fans started paying tribute to the viral sensation. Many fans remembered him and shared his old viral videos.  One X user Dubois posted RIP Abhradeep or commonly known as Angry Antman.

One X user Janty shared a picture of Abhradeep Saha and wrote that everyone is going to miss him and his passion. RIP Abhradeep Saha, famously known as the Angry Rantman.

One fan George shared an old picture of Abhradeep Saha and paid tribute to him. He wrote the Angry Rantman who went viral for this’ there is no passion clip after Chelsea loss has passed away at the age of 27.RIP to a legend.

One X user Gurpreet Singh Maan paid tribute to the viral sensation and wrote Rest in Peace Brother.He said the news is heartbreaking as he has gone too soon. Mann thanked him for his memories.

One X user Kiran Dutta wrote Rest in peace bhai. He remembered that he always used to enjoy every moment like a kid inside. He said he had a pure heart and he is going to be missed by everyone. One social media user Mark Goldbridge wrote RIP Angry Rantman! He wrote whether one liked him or not he was a unique content creator doing what he loved. He said everyone is here for a good time not a long time.

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Lamborghini Gallardo worth nearly Rs 1 crore set on fire over business dispute

A video circulating on social media shows the luxury car Lamborghini Gallardo being burned and reduced to ashes. The police officials said a complaint has been registered by Neeraj, a car reseller who had bought the luxury car from its original owner.

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A person who deals in the sale and purchase of old luxury cars and a few others has allegedly burnt an old but expensive model of Lamborghini Gallardo on a road in Hyderabad over a dispute with its owner on Monday. The police said the owner of the Lamborghini Gallardo, Neeraj wanted to sell off the vehicle, estimated to be worth up to Rs 1 crore, and had informed some of his friends to look for a buyer.

The police added that the main accused Ahmed had called a friend of Neeraj and asked him to bring the car. The said friend of Neeraj was known to the Ahmed. When the luxury car was brought to Mamidipalli Road which is situated on the city outskirts Ahmed along with a few others, burnt the luxury car using petrol and claimed that Neeraj owed him money.

A video circulating on social media shows the luxury car Lamborghini Gallardo being burned and reduced to ashes. The police officials said a complaint has been registered by Neeraj, a car reseller who had bought the luxury car from its original owner. By the time fire department vehicles arrived at the scene it was too late as the luxury car was engulfed in flames and badly damaged. A video of the burning Lamborghini Gallardo has been circulating on social media.

The incident is a proof to the lengths to which disputes can rise. An expert spoke about the car that got burnt and said it was the Gallardo Spyder. He pointed out that it is a substantially older gen model which can only be found in the resale market. The expert further added the car has a powerful 5-litre NA V10 engine that made 513 horse power and 510 Nm of peak torque.

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KKR captain Shreyas Iyer fined Rs 12 lakh for slow over rate in match against RR

KKR lost to Royals by two wickets on Tuesday at Eden Gardens.

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The Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) were found guilty of violating an IPL Code of Conduct while playing the Rajasthan Royals (RR) on Tuesday, following their defeat in their second match at the Eden Gardens. The Knight Riders not only dropped their opening game of the IPL 2024 season, but their captain also received a fine.

KKR captain Shreyas Iyer has been fined Rs 12 lakh for maintaining a slow over-rate during an IPL match at Eden Gardens against the Rajasthan Royals.

According to the official notification, Iyer has been charged with a huge fine of Rs 12 lakhs as it was his team’ first of the season offense under IPL’s Code of Conduct and involved a minimum over-rate penalty.

In a release from the IPL, it is said, Shreyas Iyer, the captain of the Kolkata Knight Riders, has been fined after his team maintained a slow over rate during their TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 match against Rajasthan Royals at Eden Gardens on April 17.

Meanwhile, this is not the first time in this season when a team has maintained a slow over-rate. Earlier, Delhi Capitals captain Rishabh Rant was also fined twice for maintaining a slow over-rate. If his team commits this again, the he along with his will be banned for one match, as per IPL’s Code of Conduct.

In a T20I loss to the Royals on Tuesday, Sunil Narine scored his first century for the Knight Riders. Up till the 18th over, Narine (109 off 56) batted, first partnership with Angkrish Raghuvanshi (30) for 85 runs and then with Andre Russell (13), for 51 runs. For KKR, it was a one-man show. Jos Buttler blasted his way to an unbeaten 60-ball 107 as the visitors completed the chase on the game’s last ball. In response, RR were briefly in major trouble.

While KKR lost their second match in six games, it was the Royals’ sixth win in seven games.

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