The Woman Who Ran AIIMS: The Memoirs of a Medical Pioneer Dr Sneh Bhargava, born in 1930, is one of the first Indian women to qualify as a radiologist. She was the very first and, so far, only woman to head AIIMS in its decades-long history. On her first day on the job as AIIMS director, in 1984, Dr Bhargava had to deal with a monumental crisis: Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had been shot and was brought to AIIMS. In this book, we get a riveting first-hand account of this harrowing story and other gripping tales from the annals of medicine.