Archive · 15 Dec 2025
Man Revived After Cardiac Arrest in Jewellery Shop
A 60-year-old man from Jaipur felt chest pain and suddenly collapsed in a jewellery shop in Kota.
He stopped breathing and his heart stopped beating.
A man named Varun Jain, who is the son of the shop owner, quickly started giving him CPR.
Varun had learned some basic CPR skills from awareness programs.
He did chest compressions and gave an emergency injection.
After about 2.5 minutes, the man woke up and started breathing again.
Everyone was very relieved.
The man was then taken to the hospital to get better.
This story shows how important it is to know CPR because it can save lives.
A 60-year-old gemstone trader collapsed in a jewellery shop in Kota due to cardiac arrest.
Varun Jain, the son of the shop owner, performed CPR without formal training.
The victim regained consciousness after 2.5 minutes of CPR.
The incident was captured on CCTV and shared widely online.
The event has sparked discussions about the importance of CPR training.
- Who
- A 60-year-old gemstone trader from Jaipur and Varun Jain, son of the jewellery shop owner
- What
- A man suffered cardiac arrest and was revived with CPR
- When
- December 11
- Where
- Vardhman Jewellers in Kota's Rampura Bazaar
- Why
- The man experienced chest pain leading to cardiac arrest
- Victim's Age
- 60
- Victim's Profession
- Gemstone trader
- Location of Incident
- Vardhman Jewellers, Rampura Bazaar, Kota
- Rescuer's Name
- Varun Jain
- Rescuer's Age
- 37
- Duration of CPR
- 2.5 minutes
- Date of Incident
- December 11