Stahl Launches Blacksmith Cast Iron Tawas for Modern Indian Kitchens
Hyderabad, 23 June 2025: Stahl, India’s fastest growing cookware brand, proudly introduces the Blacksmith Signature range of cast iron tawas, a collection designed for perfecting everyday staples. Thoughtfully designed for timeless yet modern Indian kitchens, this precision-engineered range comprises of dosa and roti tawas with each tawa designed to handle a variety of cooking styles with consistent performance.
The Blacksmith Signature collection is an extension of Stahl’s pioneering Blacksmith cast iron range, which introduced India’s first lightweight cast iron cookware line. The Blacksmith Signature collection bridges the gap between traditional cooking methods and the evolving needs of modern kitchens, enabling home cooks to prepare meals more efficiently, quickly, and with greater ease.
Precision matters in everyday cooking, and the Blacksmith Signature tawas are built to deliver just that. Crafted for home cooks who value precision and authenticity, this range marries traditional craftsmanship without compromising on modern demands. Each tawa is pre-seasoned with 100% natural corn oil, free from synthetic coatings or chemicals. With exceptional heat retention that ensures even cooking, naturally heat-resistant and ergonomic beechwood handles for durability and comfort, the Blacksmith Signature range delivers a seamless cooking experience from stovetop to table, while being fully compatible across gas, induction, and other cooktops.
The range features two roti tawas (26 cm and 28 cm) and two dosa tawas (28 cm and 30 cm), thoughtfully sized to suit a variety of cooking styles and preferences. With a clean, minimal aesthetic and a robust, performance-focused build, these tawas are crafted to withstand daily use while elevating the cooking experience. Be it for the perfectly crisp dosas, or the gloriously puffed phulkas, the Blacksmith Signature cast iron tawas are the hallmark of craftsmanship that shows how tradition can be perfected for today.
Speaking about the range, Mr. Dhruv Agarwal, Director & CEO, Stahl said, “At Stahl, we’ve always strived to combine traditional values with modern innovation, and the Blacksmith Signature range of tawas is a true reflection of that. Cast iron has been a trusted material in Indian kitchens, and with this collection, we’ve perfected it for today’s cooks: safe, natural, easy to use, and built to last. From its clean aesthetic to its uncompromising performance, every detail of the range is designed to support everyday cooking with ease and authenticity. We remain committed to developing high-quality cookware that not only meets functional needs but also connects deeply with the rituals of traditional homes.”
The Blacksmith Signature cast iron tawas are starting from INR 2,880 and are available in retail stores, on Stahl’s D2C website, and on the leading e-commerce marketplace Amazon.
At its heart, this collection is about more than just cookware; it is about helping home cooks uphold a quiet promise: that the food served at the table will always reflect care, effort, and a touch of pride. Stahl understands this deeply and reaffirms its commitment to those who believe that getting the little things right makes the difference.
Budding Chefs Blend Wellness and Cuisine in International Yoga Day Celebration at Regency College
A Journey of Wellness, Sustainability, and Self-Discovery
Hyderabad, 21st June 2025: Regency College of Culinary Arts & Hotel Management – the premier hospitality institutions in India, organized a deeply inspiring event on its campus today, to mark International Yoga Day at its college premises at Khairatabad. Over 100 final-year students and faculty participated enthusiastically under the guidance of Yogacharya Mr. Sivaprasad from Addlife’s Holistic Wellness Centre. The participants performed Tadasana, Vrikshasana, Adho Mukha Svanasana, Bhujangasana, Balasana, Setu Bandhasana, Trikonasana, Paschimottanasana, Sukhasana, Shavasana. This year’s global theme, “Yoga for One Earth, One Health,” aligned with Regency’s commitment to holistic education, embracing the harmony of mind, body, and planet.
Known not just for its academic excellence but also for nurturing the overall development of its students, Regency College continues to foster a culture that emphasizes mental clarity, physical vitality, and emotional resilience. In line with this ethos, the International Yoga Day celebration featured a 2 days sequence of activities which included students attending Yoga Day celebrations hosted by the Government of Telangana at the LB Stadium and International Yoga Day celebrations organised at the Regency College campus. Both the events left the participants rejuvenated and reflective.
The event began with a Yoga March, a symbolic awareness walks through the campus, reflecting unity, mindfulness, and collective responsibility on 21.06.25. Following the march, students and faculty joined hands in a Plantation Drive, reinforcing the connection between human health and a healthy planet. The act of planting saplings symbolized growth, renewal, and the deep-rooted belief that sustainable choices nurture both the self and the Earth.
The highlight of the event was the Yoga Asanas session, where over 100 final-year students and faculty participated enthusiastically. Guided by Yogacharya Mr. Sivaprasad Yoga Guru from Addlife’s Holistic Wellness Centre, the session introduced participants to postures that enhance flexibility, focus, and calmness. His gentle yet powerful guidance created a space for reflection, mindfulness, and renewed energy.
Principal Chef P. Ramesh Kumar Reddy addressing the gathering with pride and encouragement, stated, “Yoga is not merely a routine; it’s a philosophy of living. Through meaningful events like this, we don’t just prepare students for careers, we prepare them for life. At Regency, we believe in nurturing professionals who lead with awareness, strength, and compassion.”
Mr. Sivaprasad and Mr. Raju, Front Office Executive, delivered a thought-provoking session on holistic living. They shared invaluable insights on disciplined routines, conscious eating, and the transformative power of daily yoga. For students training in hospitality and wellness industries, these lessons resonated deeply, bridging personal well-being with professional excellence.
Students described the event as uplifting, both physically and emotionally. They shared that the yoga session helped them feel more cantered, mindful, and conscious of their health choices. The importance of nutritious food and balance struck a strong chord, especially among culinary arts students who strive to promote wellness through food.
The occasion was a culinary delight for the participants with Regency College thoughtfully curating a wholesome Ayurvedic Sattvic Breakfast. A total of 150 members, including students, faculty, and guests, were served a wide variety of nutritious, traditional dishes. The breakfast menu featured Kattu Pongal, Ragi Idli, Kanda Poha, Probiotic Curd Rice, Sprouted Moong Bean Salad, and accompaniments like fermented peanut chutney and Karivepaku (curry leaf) podi. To complement the meal, a refreshing range of natural beverages and sweets was offered, including Herbal Tea, Golden Haldi (turmeric) Milk, Cucumber Mint Detox Water, and more. This thoughtful breakfast wasn’t just about food—it was a warm reminder of how simple, traditional recipes can nourish both body and mind.
Hyderabad: A Rising Hub for Hospitality Education
With Hyderabad emerging as a top destination for hospitality aspirants from across India, Regency College stands as a beacon of quality, consistency, and innovation in education. The city’s thriving hospitality ecosystem and Regency’s strategic industry partnerships offer students unparalleled placement opportunities—both in India and abroad. The college’s track record of international placements, experiential learning, and real-world exposure sets it apart as a leader in culinary and hotel management education.
A Culture of Care and Consistency
This celebration of International Yoga Day is a testament to the culture Regency has cultivated over the years—one that blends academic excellence, industry-aligned training, and compassionate leadership.
Eventually, from yoga mats to classrooms, from saplings to future careers—Regency College continues to cultivate purpose-driven professionals equipped to thrive with mindfulness and integrity.
Say Goodbye to Back Pain with Nysh.in’s BluHeat Relief Patches
BluHeat Back Pain Relief Patches by Nysh.in
For those battling constant back pain, BluHeat Back Pain Relief Patches by Nysh.in are a game-changer. Forget messy ointments or bulky hot water bags – these ingenious patches provide consistent, natural heat for over four hours, activated by air for instant relief. They’re designed for an active lifestyle, adhering securely and remaining completely odorless and discreet. It’s effortless pain relief: peel, stick, and feel better in 5–10 minutes, then simply dispose!
This International Yoga Day, Come Home to Yourself at Swastik’s Transformational Yoga Retreat
20th June 2025 – In a world of constant motion, this yoga day, Swastik Wellbeing Sanctuary echoes the call to pause, breathe, and reconnect. Nestled in the serene embrace of Pune’s Peacock Valley, Swastik announces a soul-nourishing 4-day yoga programme, From Asanas to Awareness – Yoga Comes Alive at Swastik. Honouring the International Yoga Day, this immersive experience from June 20 to 23, 2025, blends ancient yogic wisdom with modern practices to align body, mind, and spirit.
Led by expert yoga teachers and holistic therapists, the programme is thoughtfully designed to guide seekers through dedicated daily themes: Ground and Begin, Flow and Expand, Restore and Reflect. The four-day programme will include special sessions like Ariel Yoga, 108 Surya Namaskars, Yoga Nidra, and a talk on Yoga for Holistic Health. From Hatha Yoga, Aqua Yoga, and Breathwork to Resonance Therapy, Pranic Energisation, and Sonorium Meditations, each experience is designed to deepen seekers presence and elevate awareness.
At the core of the experience stands Dhyan Vihar-the calming dome and inner refuge of Swastik-where quiet meets purpose. Ringed by Nakshatra Van, a star-sign garden, it creates a vibrant, charged space for honest self-reflection and meshes body and mind with nature’s natural beat.
This one-of-a-kind yoga celebration is more than just a physical practice. It’s an invitation to soften, stretch, and surrender. To rise not just in posture but in presence. With a conscious blend of community, stillness, and connection, seekers will leave feeling balanced, replenished, and aligned with their inner rhythm.
Pristyn Care’s Triple Launch Catapults Network to Eight Hospitals, Marks Entry into South India
New Delhi, 20th June 2025 — With a vision to fix India’s fragmented patient journey, Pristyn Care is redefining what healthcare should feel like—personal, dignified, and seamless. Today, the company surges beyond its Delhi roots, unveiling three new hospitals in Gurgaon, Hyderabad, and Kochi simultaneously.
This expansion lifts Pristyn Care’s hospital network to eight facilities—just four months after the launch of its first own hospital. The combined clinical estate now spans 200,000 sq ft and houses 400 beds, 20+ modular operating theatres, and more than 50 ICU bays, backed by 550+ doctors, nurses, and allied professionals.
Pristyn Care has already engineered a unified digital backbone—electronic medical records, real-time protocol alerts, seamless insurance rails, one-tap cashless approvals, express-discharge tooling, and 45-minute automated labs. Integration teams are now mapping each new hospital’s existing systems to this platform so that, over the coming months, they will evolve into fully fledged smart facilities where clinicians spend less time on logistics and more time at the bedside.
Dr Vaibhav Kapoor, Co-founder at Pristyn Care, said, “We’re not starting from scratch; the technology is built and live. Our next task is to weave it into every new hospital so patients experience shorter waits, clearer communication, and truly joined-up care.”
Dr Garima Sawhney, Co-founder Co-founder at Pristyn Care, “Whether in a Tier-I metro or a Tier-II city, patients can count on the same promise—minimally invasive treatments and a digitally integrated journey that prioritises healing.”
City-Specific Highlights:
Gurgaon: Strengthens neonatal and women’s health capabilities across NCR. With this launch, Pristyn Care now operates six hospitals across the NCR region.
Hyderabad: Introduces computer-navigated joint replacements and 24×7 trauma care
Kochi: Offers advanced emergency medicine and a riverside rehab wing, eliminating the need for Kerala-based patients to travel to metro cities
These three new hospitals together add approximately 90,000 sq ft of space
The company’s first Delhi hospital reached double-digit profitability within eight weeks, a feat rare in an industry where breakeven typically takes 12–24 months. Net Promoter Scores have climbed by 10 points, underscoring patient appreciation for Pristyn Care’s tech-enabled approach.
These milestones fuel a broader mission: bringing high-quality secondary care deeper into Tier-II and Tier-III towns. On the strength of early results, Pristyn Care remains on track to operate 50 hospitals by FY 2028, with the next wave headed to Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune.
Swamiraj Becomes ‘House of Swamiraj’, Announces INR 210 Cr Expansion
Swamiraj Constructions Rebrands as ‘House of Swamiraj’, Announces Rs 210 Cr Projects in Thane and Ambernath
Mumbai, 20th June 2025: In a defining moment that marks its evolution from a reputed builder to a future-focused lifestyle brand, Swamiraj Constructions has officially announced its rebranding as House of Swamiraj. With a legacy spanning two decades and over 1,700 satisfied homeowners across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), the company is now stepping into a new era that fuses its time-tested values with a progressive approach to community-led, wellness-driven living.
The rebranding was officially launched through a digital campaign titled #BeyondDimensions. Rolled out in three phases: teaser, engagement, and launch, the campaign highlighted the company’s renewed focus on designing homes that are not only functional but also emotionally connected to the people who live in them.
At the heart of the rebranding lies a transformative vision: to go beyond the developer role and become a curator of experiences that foster belonging legacy, and lifestyle enrichment. The shift from “Swamiraj Constructions” to “House of Swamiraj” signifies more than a name change. It reflects a strategic repositioning that puts emotional intelligence, sustainable living, and design innovation at the core of every project.
“Changing our name to House of Swamiraj is not just about a new look. It’s about staying true to who we are while preparing for what’s next. For over 18 years, families have trusted us to build their homes, and that trust is the foundation we are building on. With this new chapter, we are focusing even more on thoughtful design, stronger communities, and meaningful living. The name may be new, but our purpose remains the same, and that is to create homes that truly improve lives,” said Jason Samuel, Director, House of Swamiraj.
To mark this remarkable transformation, House of Swamiraj is set to launch three significant residential developments. Two of these developments are located off Pokhran Road No. 1, Thane (West) — one being a thoughtfully designed affordable 2BHK lifestyle community, and the other offering a mix of 1BHK and 2BHK residences, with a combined investment of ₹160 crore.
The third is a premium residential tower in Ambernath (West), with a project value of ₹50 crore, aimed at redefining modern living in emerging locations.
Alongside these, a new development is planned in Vartak Nagar, Thane, aligning with the brand’s ambitious goal to achieve a turnover of Rs 2,000 crore while maintaining its commitment to affordability, innovation, and community-centric growth.
With its new identity, House of Swamiraj aims to transcend conventional construction by building homes that resonate emotionally and function intuitively. The long-term vision includes expanding into emerging urban hubs across Maharashtra, delivering over 12,000 homes, and achieving a sales milestone of Rs 10,000 crore. The brand aspires to establish itself among Maharashtra’s top five lifestyle-centric developers, championing future-ready living with wellness amenities, sustainability, and smart home innovations embedded into every project.
As House of Swamiraj ushers in this new chapter, it promises not just spaces to live in but places to thrive, reaffirming its belief that a house is not just built with walls but with purpose, emotion, and vision.
Fashion’s Second Act: Why Sustainability is the Industry’s Boldest Trend Yet
By – Eshanvi Grover, Student-designer and sustainability enthusiast from New Delhi.
The Fabric of ChangeBehind the sparkle of runways and red carpets lies a shadow few talk about — over 92 million tonnes of clothing waste dumped annually, and up to 45 billion garments produced each year, many of which never find a wearer. The question isn’t whether fashion is broken — it’s whether we’re brave enough to fix it.
As a teen designer, I’ve chosen to stitch my creativity into a new narrative: one where style and sustainability walk the runway together.
Fast Fashion’s Fallout: The Truth in Your ClosetWe live in a world where clothes are cheaper, trends move faster, and the cycle of buy-wear-dispose feels endless. But that ‘₹499 top’ often hides the real cost: polluted rivers, underpaid workers, and overflowing landfills.
If fashion is supposed to reflect culture, why are we okay with waste?
Reworking the Rules: Style That EvolvesMy journey began when I looked at my own closet — clothes worn twice, trends I no longer liked, and a pile of “nothing to wear.”
That’s when I discovered upcycling. A satin dress became a hybrid kurti. A mesh top turned into two beanies. Slowly, fashion felt less like consumption and more like creation.
Today, my designs focus on:
Multi-use garments — Outfits that morph from dress to top to wrap.
Breathable, eco-friendly fabrics — Like hemp and upcycled cotton.
Timeless silhouettes — Because sustainability is the opposite of fast.
Teens & Moms: The Overlooked AudienceFrom school runs to sleepovers, our lives move fast. But most clothes aren’t built for flexibility. Sustainable fashion fills that gap — with clothes that are comfortable, durable, and adaptable.
Imagine: one outfit that serves three occasions, made of skin-friendly fabric, and designed to last years, not months.
5 Tips to Start Your Sustainable Wardrobe
- Repeat is chic — Rewear your favorites. Restyling is the new cool.
- Swap parties > shopping hauls — Host monthly exchanges with friends.
- Label check — Look for natural or recycled fabrics before buying.
- Tailor, don’t toss — A small stitch can save a garment.
- Support small, ethical brands — They often produce with purpose.
Why This Isn’t Just a Teen TrendFrom Paris to Delhi, the future of fashion is circular. Major fashion houses now explore zero-waste design. Schools teach sustainability as a core course, not an afterthought.
This isn’t a phase. It’s a movement — and Gen Z is leading it.
My Mission: Less Waste, More WowMy goal is to launch a line of transformable clothing — fashion that moves with you, fits different body types, and lives longer than one season.
Because the best kind of fashion doesn’t just look good — it does good.
Increase Industry and manufacturing contribution to GDP our top priority: Hemant Sharma
Bhubaneswar: The 2nd Edition of the Odisha Manufacturing Conclave 2025, organized by the ASSOCHAM Odisha State Council, successfully commenced today at a city hotel. This year’s conclave, themed “AI-Driven Manufacturing: Innovation, Efficiency, and Sustainable Growth,” brought together industry leaders, policymakers, technology pioneers, and academia to discuss Odisha’s roadmap for becoming a future-ready manufacturing hub.
Additional Chief Secretary, Industry, Govt of Odisha, Shri Hemant Sharma highlighted that Manufacturing currently contributes 36% to Odisha’s Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP), while the combined contribution of industry and manufacturing stands at 53%. He emphasized that there is significant potential to further enhance this share, and this remains a top priority for the state government. “Our policies have been strategically designed to drive this growth, and we are witnessing a rapid inflow of investments. Many investment proposals have not only been received but have also been successfully grounded,” he said.
Reflecting on Odisha’s industrial transformation over the past few decades, Sharma noted the role of technological advancements in optimizing resource use. “For instance, the land required for establishing aluminium plants with double the production capacity has now been reduced to almost half, thanks to improved technology,” he explained. He further added that the state government is actively supporting industries with a steady supply of skilled manpower and comprehensive infrastructure to help them flourish.
Shri Hemant Sharma, IAS, Additional Chief Secretary, Industries & MSME Dept, Govt of Odisha unveiled ASSOCHAM study paper in partnership with Primus Partners
The event commenced with a Welcome Address by Mr. Pankaj Lochan Mohanty, Chairman, Odisha State Development Council, ASSOCHAM, who lauded the Government’s visionary approach and called for stronger collaboration between the government, industry, and academia to enable smart and sustainable manufacturing in Odisha.
“AI is no longer an emerging trend; it is now a defining catalyst of modern manufacturing. Odisha must now transition from being resource-rich to becoming data-rich and digitally intelligent,” said Mr. Mohanty.
The conclave also witnessed the release of the ASSOCHAM-Primus Knowledge Report, providing critical insights on AI adoption and manufacturing best practices.
Mr. Andrew Fleming, British Deputy High Commissioner to East and North East India remarked, “India and the UK share a rich history of industrialisation and innovation. We now stand at the cusp of a new era, shaped by digital transformation, green technologies, resilient supply chains and the rising importance of critical minerals. With Odisha aspiring to become a major manufacturing hub, it naturally aligns as a strategic partner for the UK. Together, we can drive industrial innovation while upholding the principles of sustainability. Today, the UK is at the forefront of smart factory automation, advanced industrial engineering, and sustainable supply chain practices all underpinned by the latest advances in AI”.
Two key plenary sessions held. On Enabling a Competitive Manufacturing Ecosystem – Policy & Tech Integration session, Eminent speakers discussed how Odisha can leverage policy frameworks and cutting-edge technologies to build a future-ready manufacturing sector. Similarly, AI for Sustainable Manufacturing – Innovations & Best Practices session,
Industry experts explored how artificial intelligence can foster sustainable growth and unlock new opportunities across sectors. The conclave concluded with a strong call for collaborative action to make Odisha a national leader in AI-powered, sustainable, and intelligent manufacturing.
The event was attended by senior officials, industry stalwarts, technology leaders, international representatives. Ms Perminder Jeet Kaur, Senior Director – East & Northeast, ASSOCHAM proposed vote of thanks.
Other dignitaries spoke at the event were Shri D. Prasanth Kumar Reddy, IAS, Director of Industries, Odisha, Shri. Sashi Sekhar Mohanty, Chairman, Odisha State Manufacturing Council, ASSOCHAM, Mr. Prabodh Mohanty, Chairman, Odisha State Mining & Steel Council, ASSOCHAM, Mr Prashant Hota, Chairman, ASSOCHAM Odisha CSR & Sustainability Council & Mr. Bharat Dureja, Senior Adviser, Primus Partners India.
MGM Healthcare Performs Rare Skull Base Surgery on 1-Year-Old
Chennai, 19th June, 2025: MGM Healthcare successfully performed a Transnasal Endoscopic Repair of Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Leak from a herniated brain inside nose with Skull Base Defect Reconstruction on a one-year-old child from Odisha. , marking a rare and complex intervention in pediatric endoscopic skull base surgery. This surgery was done using duragen, a collagen-based biomaterial, instead of a traditional autograft. The surgery was uneventful, the patient was discharged 48 hours post-surgery.
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leakage occurs when there is a defect or tear in the protective membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord, allowing the clear, cushioning fluid to escape from its normal pathways. When such a leak occurs at the skull base, it can lead to nasal discharge, recurrent infections, and breathing difficulties.The presence of congenital meningomyocele inside the nasal cavity proved to be the biggest surgical challenge . The condition is extremely rare, occurring in approximately 1 in 10,000 cases.
In this case, the child had been experiencing multiple episodes of brain fever, persistent CSF leakage and complete nasal blockage for nearly six months, due to a congenital skull base defect. This is a rare condition where the base of the skull does not fully develop during the growth period. If left untreated may lead to life-threatening complications due to the exposure of prolapsed meninges herniating into the nasal cavities from above. It was left undiagnosed and untreated till the pertinent investigations clinched the diagnosis. In the earlier visits to the hospitals, the baby was treated conservatively in the hope that mouth breathing would abate as the age progresses.Finally , a proper evaluation led to the diagnosis of this clinical entity.
The intra operative innovation using collagen based artificial dura eliminated the requirement for a secondary surgical site, thereby reducing surgical invasiveness, an important consideration in pediatric surgical care. In such an underweight child, especially , during the growth phase , it’s important to preserve the existing anatomy to the extent possible.
Prof. Dr. Sanjeev Mohanty, Senior Consultant and Head of the Department, Institute of ENT, MGM Healthcare said, “Navigating through a narrow transnasal route in a one-year-old child with such a high-risk skull base defect is always a surgical challenge. This case reinforces the importance of early diagnosis and timely intervention. Open surgical approaches in such cases can be highly morbid. However, by employing the endoscopic technique along with advanced biomaterials, we were able to minimize scarring, ensure faster recovery, and reduce the overall surgical burden on the child.”
Using advanced high-definition endoscopic imaging technology, Dr. Mohanty and his team successfully navigated the infant’s extremely narrow nasal passage to locate and repair the skull base defect with high precision.
This case also underscores the value of cadaveric dissection-based training and continual upskilling in endoscopic skull base approaches, which enhance surgical precision and enable safer, more effective treatment of rare and complex cases like this one.
Narayana Health Doctors Reattach Severed Foot in Rare Surgery
Bengaluru, 19th June, 2025: In a rare and complex surgical feat, doctors at Narayana Health City, Bengaluru, have successfully reattached the foot of a 23-year-old woman, Pavithra, following a devastating road traffic accident (RTA) that resulted in a traumatic foot-level amputation.
The incident occurred on May 14th, when Pavithra was riding pillion with a family member on a two-wheeler and was involved in a collision that led to the complete severing of her foot. Demonstrating remarkable presence of mind, her family quickly retrieved and preserved the amputated limb in a clean, cool condition and rushed her to Narayana Health City within the critical golden window of six hours.
What followed was an intricate, high-stakes surgical procedure led by Dr. Ravi D R, Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, supported by a specialised trauma and microsurgical team. The surgery, which lasted several hours, involved meticulous repair of crushed bone, arteries, veins, nerves, and tendons to restore the limb’s viability.
“Foot re-implantation surgeries are extremely rare, especially in cases involving severe crush injuries,” said Dr. Ravi. “Most such injuries are considered unfit for reattachment. However, quick-thinking action by the patient’s family, combined with our team’s preparedness, surgical precision, coordinated care, and overall medical excellence, made this extraordinary outcome possible.”
This case is medically significant not only due to the complexity and rarity of foot re-implantation but also because it demonstrates the level of coordinated trauma care that is available in select advanced centres. To the team’s knowledge, this is the first such successful foot re-implantation performed at their unit since 2018.
Pavithra is currently recovering well under close observation, with early signs of success and the initiation of physiotherapy for rehabilitation. Her case underscores the importance of public awareness in post-amputation first aid—prompt transport, proper preservation of the limb, and immediate medical intervention, which can make the difference between permanent disability and functional recovery.