AIIMS Delhi

Raju Srivastava (58), the boy who gained fame from winning the title of "India's Great Laughter Challenge" in 2005 and worked in the film industry since the 1980s, is receiving condolences from fans, celebrities and politicians. On September 21, PM Narendra Modi expressed grief over the demise of Raju Srivastava and said, "Raju Srivastava brightened our lives… read-more

For the speedy recovery of comedian Raju Srivastava, musician-composer Kailash Kher organised "Mahamrityunjay Mantra" by 21 saints. On August 14, Kher shared a video on his Instagram handle requesting his fans and everyone to pray for Raju Srivastava's early recovery and stop spreading rumours. " We at a personal level have organised Mahamrityunjaya Mantra by 21 saints," added "Teri-Deewani" singer. Notably, Srivastava… read-more

Comedian Raju Srivastava, who is being treated at the AIIMS Hospital, Delhi reported having trouble with brain functioning. Raju's close friend Ahsaan Qurehshi said, "A few hours ago, the doctors shared that Raju made some slight movements but his brain isn't functioning completely and is unresponsive". Notably, the comedian suffered a… read-more

"The Great Indian Laughter Challenge" fame comedian Raju Srivastava has been admitted to AIIMS, Delhi after he suffered a heart attack.  As per reports, Srivastava (58) suffered a heart attack, while he was working out at the gym, on August 10, morning. After hours, doctors confirmed it to be a mild heart attack and said he will be under observation for a couple of days, before being discharged.

The All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) Delhi's nursing staff will go on indefinite strike from April 26, protesting against the suspension of Harish Kajila, AIIMS Nurse Union President. In a letter addressed to the AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Guleria, the union demanded to revoke Kajila's suspension, which has been announced without any proper reason. Notably, the indefinite strike started at 8:00 am, from  April 26.