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Harsha Kumari Singh

Jaipur
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Journalist with NDTV , reports out of Rajasthan , news and politics buff, has an assam tea connection
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At Jaipur's Biggest Hopsital, A Doctor's Retirement Put Transplants On Hold

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By Harsha Kumari Singh
| NDTV Verified
The donor is 59-year-old Jayantilal, the recipient his wife Anita. Patients with kidney failure wait for transplants at Jaipur's Modi Dharamshala near hospital Transplants were delayed due to Dr Dhananjay Agarwal’s retirement in late May Eleven patients’ transplants were on hold as the records were locked in Dr Agarwal’s room Jaipur: At the Modi Dharamshala right across Jaipur's biggest government hospital -- the Sawai Mansingh Hospital -- patients start trickling in at 4 pm.
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Blood 'tilak', pink turban: 13-year-old girl makes history in Rajput legacy

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By Harsha Kumari Singh
| MSN India Verified
A centuries-old royal custom became a symbol of change in a small village in Rajasthan's Pali district when 13-year-old Tejaswi Kumari Jodha became the inheritor of the legacy of Kherwagarh. She was formally invested with the turban of the former royal family of Kherwagarh after her father's death, and her forehead was anointed with a 'tilak' in blood as the Rajpurohit of the village nicked his finger on the blade of a sword to carry out the centuries-old custom.
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Rajasthan minister's 'singing-dancing' remark amid women deaths sparks row

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By Harsha Kumari Singh
| MSN India Verified
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