Introduction: Instances of foetal distress if not detected at the earliest can lead to adverse foetal outcomes, so proper surveillance in terms of cardiotocographic abnormal findings, intraoperative findings have to be monitored as its early recognition can avoid unfavourable circumstances because of the foetal outcome by shortening the decision to delivery time(caesarean section in this case). Aim: To study the correlation of Intraoperative findings (like meconium-stained liquor, cord around the neck of the foetus) and foetal outcome (like Apgar score at birth and 5 mins, NICU admission) in patients undergoing C-section for foetal status which is non-reassuring on Cardiotocography. Study Population: Methods: This is prospective observational study In labouring patients with non-reassuring foetal status will be conducted from September 2019 to September 2021. The study will be done on patients who are labouring. Pregnant women who underwent caesarean section for non-reassuring foetal status as detected by cardiotocographic changes and fulfilled the inclusion criteria will be enrolled in the study after due written consent. Patients history in detail, G.A, P/A, P/V __ampersandsignamp; P/S examination, including Cardiotocography, will be recorded in a proforma. Results: The abnormal cardiotocographic changes seen on CTG may be related to intraoperative findings and adverse foetal outcome, justifying the need for a caesarean section., or they may not be related causing a rise of unnecessary caesarean sections. Conclusion: Considering the rise of unnecessary caesarean sections a proper interpretation of CTG tracings and precisely picking up cases of foetal distress is important and likely to improve foetal outcome.