<p>Arunima, who was brought from Bareilly around noon, has been admitted to the CSM Medical University, where a team of specialists examined her, varsity officials here said.<br /><br />Doctors said that the athlete would require another surgery to make sure that a prosthetic limb could be fitted and she will not face any problem thereafter.<br /><br />These facilities were not available at the district hospital in Bareilly, where she was admitted on April 12 after being picked up from the railway tracks. <br /><br />The Allahabad based Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) has said that it is ready to provide the athlete its state-of-the-art artificial limb called Adaptive Modular Active Leg (AMAL) free of cost. The institute experts said that the athlete would be able to play again with AMAL.<br /><br />Sport college<br /><br />Meanwhile, Arunima, who has been offered financial help from different quarters, said on Saturday that she wanted to donate all the money to the Sports College.<br /><br />Arunima, a resident of Ambedkar Nagar in Uttar Pradesh and volleyball player representing the state, was on her way to Noida to appear in a physical test for being recruited in the CISF, when she was pushed out of the moving train near Bareilly after she resisted an attempted robbery.<br /><br />She was found lying on the railway tracks on early Tuesday morning and was taken to the district hospital in Bareilly, where her left leg had to be amputated. <br /></p>
<p>Arunima, who was brought from Bareilly around noon, has been admitted to the CSM Medical University, where a team of specialists examined her, varsity officials here said.<br /><br />Doctors said that the athlete would require another surgery to make sure that a prosthetic limb could be fitted and she will not face any problem thereafter.<br /><br />These facilities were not available at the district hospital in Bareilly, where she was admitted on April 12 after being picked up from the railway tracks. <br /><br />The Allahabad based Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) has said that it is ready to provide the athlete its state-of-the-art artificial limb called Adaptive Modular Active Leg (AMAL) free of cost. The institute experts said that the athlete would be able to play again with AMAL.<br /><br />Sport college<br /><br />Meanwhile, Arunima, who has been offered financial help from different quarters, said on Saturday that she wanted to donate all the money to the Sports College.<br /><br />Arunima, a resident of Ambedkar Nagar in Uttar Pradesh and volleyball player representing the state, was on her way to Noida to appear in a physical test for being recruited in the CISF, when she was pushed out of the moving train near Bareilly after she resisted an attempted robbery.<br /><br />She was found lying on the railway tracks on early Tuesday morning and was taken to the district hospital in Bareilly, where her left leg had to be amputated. <br /></p>
