Amina, a resident of Ovari village in Sambhal district, India, made headlines after successfully delivering quadruplets—two boys and two girls—through normal delivery at Teerthanker Mahaveer University Hospital in Moradabad. The deliveries occurred over five days, with the first baby born on May 9 and the remaining three on May 14. This remarkable achievement is particularly notable as it is the first instance of natural quadruplet delivery at the hospital, according to Dr. Shubhra Agrawal, who led the medical team. The pregnancy was classified as high-risk due to the presence of four fetuses, necessitating close medical supervision since the third month. Initially, doctors advised reducing the number of fetuses due to potential risks, but Amina and her family opted to continue the pregnancy. As a precaution, the newborns are currently on ventilator support but are reported to be stable, while Amina's health is also good. Expressing her gratitude, Amina thanked the hospital staff for their dedication and care during her pregnancy.