The Times of India highlights the remarkable fight for survival of babies born weighing under 600 grams — smaller than a Coke can — thanks to modern neonatal care. Dr Tushar Parikh, Senior Consultant Neonatologist and Paediatrician at Motherhood Hospital in Pune’s Kharadi, explains that these micro-preemies have underdeveloped lungs, immature organs, and low immunity, requiring advanced NICU support and constant monitoring. With interventions like respiratory support, surfactant therapy and Kangaroo Mother Care, many tiny infants survive and gradually strengthen. Dr Parikh emphasises the vital role of parents in bonding and care, making every gram gained a step toward hope and resilience.