Mid-air emergency: Bengaluru doctor revives US passenger; plane makes priority landing in Delhi

A Bengaluru doctor-turned-politician, Dr. Anjali Nimbalkar, saved a passenger's life on an IndiGo flight from Goa to Delhi. The American woman collapsed mid-air with symptoms of a seizure. Dr. Nimbalkar provided immediate medical aid, reviving her. When the passenger collapsed again, a priority landing was arranged in Delhi, ensuring her evacuation to a hospital.

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