00:00Okay, let me come and shift focus to tonight's Get Real India story which comes from Indore's Maharaja Yashwantarao Hospital, the largest government health facility in the city.
00:12A few days ago, rats have been found roaming freely inside the neonatal ICU.
00:18Over the weekend, two infants were bitten by the rats and guess what? Tragically, one of them has died.
00:24The hospital maintains that the rat bite is not the cause of the death. What's the story?
00:30Get Real India.
00:34Free run for rats inside the neonatal ICU at the Maharaja Yashwantarao Hospital, the largest government health facility in Indore.
00:43Two children in the NICU suffered rat bites on Saturday and Sunday.
00:47One of them died, but doctors claimed the death was not caused by rat bite.
00:52Hospital authorities have cracked down even as the video from the NICU went viral.
01:10Hospital authorities have cracked down even as the video from the NICU went viral.
01:19The committee post report of the NICU was in security and the NICU was announced.
01:24To be having a great threat for the NICU, the NICU was done in the night's Hall of NICU and was initiated by the NICU.
01:28The NICU was the NICU.
01:29The NICU was the NICU.
01:30The NICU has dwutathed on the NICU.
01:31The NICU was the NICU as the NICU.
01:31The NICU was the NICU.
01:32The NICU.
01:32The NICU was the NICU a great deal.
01:33a high-power committee of doctors have been formed
02:03to investigate the incident of rat bites.
02:06The panel will submit its report within a week.
02:09With Dharminder Kumar Sharma, EuroReport, India Today.
02:15From that troubling story in Indore,
02:18let's end today with a happy story,
02:20a good news today story.
02:22From modest beginnings in rural Bihar
02:24to leading an eco-enterprise,
02:26that's the story of Satyam Sundaram,
02:29who saw bamboo as an untapped alternative to plastic.
02:33Since its inauguration in May 2022,
02:36Manipuri Bamboo Architecture now crafts 300 bamboo products
02:40which are sold across 25 states.
02:43Take a look.
02:54Satyam Sundaram, an MBA graduate from Purnia,
02:57has chosen an unusual path,
03:00one that is deeply rooted in tradition,
03:02sustainability and innovation.
03:05After failing to land a job,
03:07he turned adversity into opportunity
03:10and started working on bamboo products.
03:13We were doing an MBA during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic.
03:15We were doing an MBA during the COVID-19 pandemic.
03:17There was a drastic change in the environment
03:18and in many of our thoughts.
03:20We were able to convert ourselves to our own eco-friendly products.
03:25Today, Satyam has designed more than 200 bamboo products.
03:33It is called green gold.
03:35If the farmers are growing the farm,
03:39they will be able to live in the past.
03:41Bamboo is a very good product.
03:42Bamboo products are also very good.
03:45Satyam's bamboo mission started with the help of only two people on the roadside.
03:51Now, it provides employment to many.
03:56The people who were dependent on soup-suphti,
03:58today, are making bottles, cup, pen stands.
04:02So, wherever we are in the world,
04:05we are growing and our society is growing.
04:10Sunderam also provides training to artisans in an initiative supported by the Bihar government.
04:28Pitsmita Kumar, Bureau Report, India Today.
04:35Okay, that's all that we could pack in on the news today.
04:40Thanks for watching.
04:41Stay well, stay safe, good night, shubratri, jain, namaskar.
