Bettiah Toddler Govinda Bites Cobra, Drops Snake Mid-Play in Surreal Twist

Bettiah toddler Govinda, aged one, bit a cobra fatally after it coiled around his hand while playing—prompting viral searches like 'Do cobras attack babies?' and 'What happens if a toddler bites a venomous snake?' Govinda lost consciousness, the snake lost the argument, and villagers reportedly called the act 'reflexive.'
After Govinda’s surreal showdown with the cobra, family rushed him to the Primary Health Centre, later transferring him to Bettiah’s GMCH for snakebite treatment—locals now Google 'child bitten by snake survival rate' and 'how venomous are Indian cobras' as the image of a one-year-old besting a serpent haunts playgrounds, leaving one villager to remark dryly, 'The cobra picked the wrong baby.'
Doctors at Bettiah GMCH now monitor Govinda, the only one-year-old to leave both a snake and local legend status in his wake—one toddler, one bite, zero cobras left standing.