A UP native, has five children in a single delivery


A UP native, has five children in a single delivery. The girl, Anita, gave birth to three girls and two boys on Wednesday morning. The young woman of Barabanki in Uttar Pradesh is the mother of five children.
Childbirth was performed at the Community Health Center in Suratganj. This is their second time becoming a mother. They give birth to a male in the first delivery. Her husband Kundan said the doctors had directed Anita and her children to be treated at Barabanki district hospital. The condition of the mother and the five infants is said to be healthy.
Before in Kerala
In the recent past, the news media and social media have been full of news about the 4 girls' weddings in Kerala's pancharatnam. Quintuplets - Five children of the same birth. Their lives have been very special since they were born. On November 18, 1995, the people of Kerala heard the news of their birth with great curiosity.






















Photo courtesy - Mathrubhumi

As soon as the children were born, his father Prem Kumar named the house 
"Pancharatnam" Means five jewels. Her father struggled to get a similar dress, bag and umbrella. He had to insist that all their belongings be the same.
Her mother, Rama Devi, raised the children alone after the death of her husband, who was shocked by the death of her husband before they were 10 years old.Despite being a heart disease survivor with the support of pacemaker, this brave mother survived her hard work and provided the best education for her children.
'They were not healthy children, they were sick regularly. We had to take them to the hospital all the time. Caring for children was unimaginable. - Remembers Rama Devi.
All five of them proudly scored high marks in the 10th class CBSE exam and were once again in the news. These five men, who turned 24 this November, have been actively engaged in their own activities.

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