Monkey At Hospital

A video that is winning hearts on social media shows an injured monkey waiting patiently on the steps of a hospital in Karnataka, where he later received medical care.

A 22-year-old man was allegedly killed and his woman friend injured after a group of four attacked them in south Delhi's Govindpuri, police said. The incident happened at Monkey Park near Jamia Hamdard Hospital yesterday even as a security guard was present near the crime site. The man, a resident of Trilokpuri, died on the spot.

Getting 3200 schoolchildren at a nearby town to mime the 'See no evil, hear no evil and Speak no Evil of three monkeys, in a bid to create awareness of liver diseases has earned a city hospital and its chief a place in the Guinness Book of World records.

Two weeks after NDTV first reported the story of monkeys strutting inside Jammu's Government Medical College Hospital, nothing seems to have changed on the ground. Mobile footage shot inside the premises show how even today monkeys roam about freely, often scaring away patients.

A video that is winning hearts on social media shows an injured monkey waiting patiently on the steps of a hospital in Karnataka, where he later received medical care.

A 22-year-old man was allegedly killed and his woman friend injured after a group of four attacked them in south Delhi's Govindpuri, police said. The incident happened at Monkey Park near Jamia Hamdard Hospital yesterday even as a security guard was present near the crime site. The man, a resident of Trilokpuri, died on the spot.

Getting 3200 schoolchildren at a nearby town to mime the 'See no evil, hear no evil and Speak no Evil of three monkeys, in a bid to create awareness of liver diseases has earned a city hospital and its chief a place in the Guinness Book of World records.

Two weeks after NDTV first reported the story of monkeys strutting inside Jammu's Government Medical College Hospital, nothing seems to have changed on the ground. Mobile footage shot inside the premises show how even today monkeys roam about freely, often scaring away patients.