ISSUE 03 | MARCH 2020
TURNING
POINTS IN LIFE
The most significant turning
point in my life has definitely
been the car accident, which I
went through when I was going
to my dental college in the cab,
which was fatal because of the
head-on collision with the truck.
Few people lost their lives, but
somehow I survived with
significant injuries. I went
through three major surgeries,
which brought me a 50%
movement in my right hand,
though I was told by the
surgeon that I won't be able to
get 100% movement in my
entire life.
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Today even with the 50%
movement, I am racing bikes,
practicing as a dentist, and as
my profession and passion, both
require a right hand as the most
crucial functioning hand.
I have, by God's grace to a large
extent, mastered both this
passion. So that has definitely
been my turning point, and I
understood and learned that life
is short and unpredictable; one
has to live each day fullest. The
accident and the experience
changed my life completely to
which I started looking for a
passion that I found when I
went to Buddh International
Circuit, and I started riding bikes.
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FAMILY &
HOBBIES
My father was a fighter pilot in the
Indian Airforce, and now he is a
captain in Indigo Airlines. He used to
participate in the car rallies like Raid
da Himalayan, and Rajasthan rallies.
I think my racing genes came into
me through my father.
My mother is an Anglo-Indian and is
a housewife. We have been brought
up as strong with high strength and
principles, all thanks to our mother.
I have a younger sister who's a
trained commercial pilot and a
professional model and is also living
her life in her terms.