How did God give the power of healing others to some individuals who are known to the community as doctors? The answer will always remain unknown. However, from the traditional healers to the modern day doctors, it has always remained one of the noblest professions of the world.

On the day dedicated to all the doctors of the world i.e. Doctor’s Day which is celebrated on 1^st July every year in India, there are several ways for us to show our gratitude to these wonderful people who are blessed with vast and definite knowledge as well as skills to cure their patients. Of course, these qualities are developed after years of practice, long and never-ending education and hard work. Yet, not everyone can become a doctor with simply hard work.

Almost everyone faces the doctor at least once in their life. And nearly all of us have seen them in their traditional attires laced with their stethoscopes, checking heart beats and prescribing suitable medicine to rid a patient of their sickness and pain. But it is rare for us to see them doing things that may seem normal to us such as playing basketball, painting sceneries, cooking or caressing their pets.

I tried to take a few doctor’s pictures from my camera in their most relaxed moment, which happens to be extremely rare and almost impossible as doctors are counted among the busiest professionals on this earth and capturing them while they are engaged in an activity other than their profession is a challenging task.

But there are some special people I want to credit who let me carry out this impossible task and make it possible in no time. Mr. Surbhit Tak, CEO of Raahat Healthcare run by Dharmputra Sansthan, is a very promising gentleman who made this achievable for me. Mr Surbhit took the initiative of contacting several top doctors of Udaipur personally and arranging meetings with them for me. It was more challenging for Surbhit who also convinced these top notch medicine experts to understand my concept of projecting them to the world.

Thanks Surbhit!

My only aim is to showcase some of the best, top, experienced and busiest Doctors of Udaipur while they are enjoying an activity other than their professional work.

This is my way of thanking our doctors who are always there in our most difficult times when no one else can help us.

Happy Doctor’s Day! to all Doctors and Thanks for taking the trouble for udaipurtimes.com

  Dr. K.K. Sharma (ENT Surgeon) loves painting since childhood.

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Dr. J.K Chaparwal (Cardiologist) has special interest in gardening

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Dr. B.S. Bomb (Physician) reading research material online and Internet surfing is favorite pastime activity of this famous physician.

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Dr. S.K. Loharia (Professor, HOD T.B and Chest Disease) do yoga for refreshing his body and soul.

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Dr. B.L. Kumar (Orthopedic) loves cooking; I got a chance to have pakoras made by him.

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Dr. B. Bhandari (Pediatrician) keep reading whenever gets time

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Dr. K.C. Vyas (Surgeon) is a passionate magician too. His fingers are perfectly trained.

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  Dr. Asit Mittal (Dermatologist) with his cute pet

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Dr. D.C. Sharma (Endocrinologist) is also flute player, believe it or not!

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  Dr. Deepak Babel (Orthopedic) goes for kite flying with kids on weekends

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  Dr. Anand Gupta (Radiologist ) is playing basketball since college days, now with his son.

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I am well aware of this fact that this lists could be long by including some female doctors too, but due to lack of time I decided to take only male doctors, sorry for this. Will come better next time. Once again thank you so much to all those who contributed in this project. Sharma Ji, thanks for being with me everytime. There is a request, if you have any such photograph of your favorite doctor with his passion then email us the photo with all basic details on udaipurtimes@gmail.com Edited by: Prashant Arya