Such a ‘profession’ in which the people associated are given the status of God. When someone gets sick, he remembers the doctor. They have a direct relationship with the patients. Today is July 1, we are talking about doctors.
Every year on this day, Doctors’ Day is celebrated in the country. The purpose of celebrating this day is to show respect for the invaluable contribution of doctors in the medical field. National Doctor’s Day is celebrated every year on July 1 to honor the service spirit of doctors, the efforts being made to protect their lives and their work. This is the day to thank the doctors.
During the Corona crisis, the doctors of the country did not even care about their lives in saving the lives of the patients. The countrymen will never be able to forget the way doctors performed their responsibility during the Corona period and saved millions of lives. Thousands of doctors left their homes and were engaged in serving patients in hospitals. Doctors give life to people. In such a situation, people worship doctors as God on earth.
The celebration of National Doctor’s Day focuses on a dedicated theme that helps us in an equal and synchronous communication. This time the theme of National Doctor’s Day is ‘Family doctor on the front line’. The doctors of our country have made a different identity in the world by their service. Today Indian doctors will be found in most of the countries of the world. National Doctor’s Day was first celebrated on 1 July 1991.
Doctors Day is celebrated as the birthday of the great doctor of the country, Bidhan Chandra Roy.
The Central Government started celebrating National Doctors Day in the year 1991. Doctors’ Day is celebrated on the occasion of the birth anniversary of the great doctor of the country, Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy. Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy was also the second Chief Minister of West Bengal. He contributed his life for the people, treated many people and inspired millions.
Apart from this, he was also the personal physician of Mahatma Gandhi. Born on July 1, 1882 in Bankipur, Patna, Dr. Roy studied in England. After returning to India in 1911, new hospitals were started in Kolkata.
He was the Chief Minister of West Bengal for 14 consecutive years from 1948 to 1962. In 1961, he was awarded the Bharat Ratna by the Government of India. Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy died of a heart attack on his birthday in 1962. In the year 1976, the BC Roy National Award was instituted in his memory to recognize an eminent person working in the fields of medicine, science, public affairs, philosophy, art and literature.
