Falak Survives

Battered baby Falak may have passed away but the two-year-old's struggle for survival continues to move many hearts, not only in India but also in Pakistan. It has been seven days since Falak, who was brought to AIIMS with severe head injuries, broken arms, bite marks all over her body and cheeks branded with hot iron, died, but the doctors who wer...

She defied odds and battled for survival for nearly two months, but India's miracle child, Baby Falak, breathed her last at 9:40 at the AIIMS tonight.

From India's baby, two-year-old Falak has now become India's miracle baby. Brought to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on January 18 with severe head injuries, fractured arms and human bite marks all over her, baby Falak has made it through, in what can only be called a miraculous recovery.

India's prayers have finally been answered. Doctors looking after two-year-old Baby Falak at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi say the toddler has survived. She was brought to the hospital on January 18 in a severely battered and bruised condition. After over 45 days of treatment, she is now out of coma and has been off venti...

Two-year-old girl Baby Falak has shown remarkable improvement in her medical condition with doctors at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) stating that she is "stable" and able to breathe on her own.

In the latest twist in the baby Falak case, maternal grandparents of the two-year-old, who is battling for survival in the AIIMS trauma Centre in the national capital, have alleged that the baby's father sold her. They claim that Shah Hussain sold his wife, Munni, and their three children including Falak. "7 years ago we married off Munni to Shah ...

22-year-old Munni was given custody of Baby Falak after she met with welfare officials. The family of the two-year-old baby, who continues to battle for survival at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), is being brought together by Delhi Police teams that have fanned out all over the country unravelling a sordid tale of abandonment a...

The Delhi Police says it has traced a woman called Munni, who is the biological mother of Baby Falak, the battered two-year-old fighting a tough battle for survival at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS).

The condition of baby Falak, the two-year-old baby girl brought in a battered condition to All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), is stable, a doctor monitoring her condition said. "Baby Falak's condition is stable but she is not out of danger," Dr. M C Mishra said. "Her lung infection has improved," he added. The doctor said that they ...

For nearly two weeks, a baby girl has given her all to fighting for her life. She is on a ventilator; her arms are bruised, and are still healing from fractures; the human bites all over her face have faded a little, tattoos of the negligence by those who ignored her and abuse by those who didn't. She has survived two cardiac arrests. But today, h...

Baby Falak, the two-year-old who was brought to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) two weeks ago with head injuries, fractures and human bite marks all over, has had brain surgery today. Doctors say she is critically ill, there is the likelihood of post-operative complications and her chances of survival have worsened.

Battered baby Falak may have passed away but the two-year-old's struggle for survival continues to move many hearts, not only in India but also in Pakistan. It has been seven days since Falak, who was brought to AIIMS with severe head injuries, broken arms, bite marks all over her body and cheeks branded with hot iron, died, but the doctors who wer...

She defied odds and battled for survival for nearly two months, but India's miracle child, Baby Falak, breathed her last at 9:40 at the AIIMS tonight.

From India's baby, two-year-old Falak has now become India's miracle baby. Brought to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on January 18 with severe head injuries, fractured arms and human bite marks all over her, baby Falak has made it through, in what can only be called a miraculous recovery.

India's prayers have finally been answered. Doctors looking after two-year-old Baby Falak at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi say the toddler has survived. She was brought to the hospital on January 18 in a severely battered and bruised condition. After over 45 days of treatment, she is now out of coma and has been off venti...

Two-year-old girl Baby Falak has shown remarkable improvement in her medical condition with doctors at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) stating that she is "stable" and able to breathe on her own.

In the latest twist in the baby Falak case, maternal grandparents of the two-year-old, who is battling for survival in the AIIMS trauma Centre in the national capital, have alleged that the baby's father sold her. They claim that Shah Hussain sold his wife, Munni, and their three children including Falak. "7 years ago we married off Munni to Shah ...

22-year-old Munni was given custody of Baby Falak after she met with welfare officials. The family of the two-year-old baby, who continues to battle for survival at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), is being brought together by Delhi Police teams that have fanned out all over the country unravelling a sordid tale of abandonment a...

The Delhi Police says it has traced a woman called Munni, who is the biological mother of Baby Falak, the battered two-year-old fighting a tough battle for survival at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS).

The condition of baby Falak, the two-year-old baby girl brought in a battered condition to All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), is stable, a doctor monitoring her condition said. "Baby Falak's condition is stable but she is not out of danger," Dr. M C Mishra said. "Her lung infection has improved," he added. The doctor said that they ...

For nearly two weeks, a baby girl has given her all to fighting for her life. She is on a ventilator; her arms are bruised, and are still healing from fractures; the human bites all over her face have faded a little, tattoos of the negligence by those who ignored her and abuse by those who didn't. She has survived two cardiac arrests. But today, h...

Baby Falak, the two-year-old who was brought to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) two weeks ago with head injuries, fractures and human bite marks all over, has had brain surgery today. Doctors say she is critically ill, there is the likelihood of post-operative complications and her chances of survival have worsened.