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Newborn Survives Poisoning Attempt, Becomes Symbol of Hope

15 Nov

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Summary

  • Infant poisoned by grandmother 8 days after birth
  • Spent 11 days in hospital, now discharged and recovering
  • Incident sparks district's fight against female infanticide
Newborn Survives Poisoning Attempt, Becomes Symbol of Hope

In November 2025, a newborn baby girl in Jhargram, West Bengal, was the victim of a poisoning attempt by her own grandmother. Just 8 days after the child's birth, her mother found her frothing at the mouth and rushed her to the hospital.

The baby was first taken to Gopiballavpur super-speciality hospital, where doctors tried to clear the poison from her abdomen. However, when she continued to experience respiratory attacks and seizures, she was transferred to the special newborn care unit at Jhargram Medical College and Hospital.

After 11 days of intensive care, the doctors were able to save the child's life. The baby's mother, who was only 17 years old when she eloped with her boyfriend, expressed immense gratitude to the medical team, saying "They aren't just doctors, but Gods, who gave a rebirth to my child."

The grandmother has been arrested and charged with attempted murder. This incident has become a rallying point for the Jhargram district administration's efforts to spread awareness and combat female infanticide and gender discrimination in the region, which is one of the most underdeveloped areas of West Bengal. The rescued baby is now being referred to as "Agnikanya," or "girl born of fire," symbolizing her fight for survival.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The baby in Jhargram, referred to as "Agnikanya," was poisoned by her grandmother just 8 days after being born, but she survived after spending 11 days in the hospital.
The district administration has stepped up efforts to spread awareness against child marriage and female infanticide in the region, using the baby's story as a symbol of their fight against gender discrimination.
The baby's grandmother was arrested and charged with attempted murder for allegedly mixing poison in the infant's milk in an attempt to kill her.

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