To someone who is one of my greatest Inspiration

 Dear friends, this is my Golden Jubilee post. I thank everyone for your constant support and motivation. As I already mentioned in my 25^th post, every 25^th post will be about one of my teachers or persons who inspired me.

In this post, I would like to share a poetry ( I tried to write one)  which I wrote about one of my teachers who inspired and keeps inspiring me. 

He, who taught me the ABC of cell morphology,     

He, who taught me science and to understand its mysteries,

He, who taught me what true pathology is,

He, who taught me beyond books and atlases,

He, who taught me to see the colours in cells,

to see maturing myeloid cells as ripening mango, megaloblastic erythroid maturation as broken bassin ka laddu,

He, who taught me what a giant myelocyte, metamyelocyte is,

He, who taught me English grammar,

He, who taught me how to write an article, a project proposal,

He, who taught me the difference between evidence & presence of,

He, who taught me how a student should remember his teacher,

Sir, your teachers Father Cox, Prof Tandon and many more are always remembered by your students,

He, who is fatherly, friendly, simple, humble,

He, who is an all rounder, can talk about science, English, movies, novels, wildlife,

chocolates, sweets, of course samosas and many more topics….

And our, the most favourite coffee….

He, who is my all time favourite and the most inspiring person,

Yes, He is my dearest teacher.

That person is Dr.Rajive Kumar, who was my Professor and Head, Laboratory Oncology Division, during my senior residency in IRCH, AIIMS, New Delhi. I met him first on September 4, 2015 when I joined AIIMS. He is such a wonderful teacher that one can listen to him for hours. I am happy and proud to be his student.

                                                                                           By your dear student,

                                                                                           Dr.Priyavadhana