Late Dr. A. K. Bansal and his team appeared in the Guinness Book of World Records (GWR) for doing surgery of the maximum number of Intracranial hydatid cysts removed from a 10-year-old child, on 13 April 2011. Honoured by his exemplary professionalism in the area of surgery leadership training for doctors, he was later commended by the Guinness World Book of Records for outstanding performance in the field of medicine.
The journalist forum I-Next conferred on him the distinction for his original contribution to the field of medical sciences. His belief was TQMS, Total Quality Management of Self. His mission was to make every human being a whole man, who is physically enduring, emotionally mature, aesthetically developed, morally sound, and spiritually inclined.
His strategy was to transform the individual into an effective role player, to be useful to himself, to his family, to his organization, to his society, to his country, and to the world at large. His commitment was towards value addition to the individual personality of such persons who prefer to excel. He was a great catalyst who led people to live life with dignity. A great doctor, the late Dr. A.K. Bansal was also an author of eminence.
He was writing books on Male Infertility & The Secret of Spiritual Happiness and completed Life Begins at 50, as his latest publication. Training the trainers, Taking Action, and Leading the team with Joy was in the final leg of publication when he left for his heavenly abode.
His three titles are quoted extensively in research and training in India and abroad. He was the chief patron of a monthly journal. The central theme of which was focused on Wisdom oriented contemplation, Devotional Commitment, and Dutiful Conduct so as to be useful to oneself, to the family, to society, to the country, and to the world.
As if this were not enough, the late Dr. Ashwini Kumar Bansal was a towering personality. A leader who moved forward with his group of people as one family. The kind of man who was there for you at 2 am, and for whom you were there at 2 am too...!
A mesmerizing persona who everyone wanted to emulate. Doctors wanted to be a doctor like him, parents wanted a son like him, children wanted a father like him, a father-in-law like him, a husband like him, and people wanted to be human beings like him.
What could be a more befitting homage to him, than to stand committed to his dream? Therefore, JEEVAN JYOTI HOSPITAL STANDS COMMITTED FOR TOTAL PATIENT CARE.