14 Miracles on Janmashtami: A Day of Faith, Medicine, and New Beginnings
Ahmedabad, Gujarat — On Janmashtami 2025, while millions across India celebrated the birth of Lord Krishna, something equally miraculous was unfolding within the walls of Ankur Maternity Home & Clinic in Nava Naroda. Under the leadership of renowned obstetrician and gynecologist Dr. Mohil Patel, the clinic welcomed 14 new lives into the world.
The final count—nine baby boys and five baby girls—felt particularly meaningful on a day that symbolizes divine birth and spiritual renewal. For families, staff, and Dr. Patel, it was a day where medicine met the miraculous.
A Rare Blend of Spirituality and Clinical Excellence
Janmashtami isn’t just a festival—it represents hope, resilience, and divine intervention. For Dr. Patel, who has spent years dedicated to women’s health and childbirth, this day held deeper meaning.
“Delivering life is never easy—but with teamwork, faith, and purpose, the impossible becomes divine,” he reflected.
Throughout the day, the maternity ward was filled with joy and gratitude. Parents and staff alike felt the presence of something greater, as the cries of newborns echoed through the halls on one of Hinduism’s most sacred festivals.
Behind the Scenes: 14 Deliveries in 24 Hours
Successfully delivering 14 babies in a single day is an incredible clinical accomplishment requiring more than just medical expertise. It calls for stamina, planning, and seamless coordination among multiple teams.
Key highlights from the day:
- 14 healthy deliveries, a mix of both natural and cesarean births
- 9 boys and 5 girls, echoing the traditional symbolism of Krishna and Radha
- Close collaboration between obstetrics, anesthesia, and neonatal teams
- Continuous patient monitoring and individualized care throughout the day
A senior nurse commented, “There were moments when we barely had time to pause, but the joy of each safe delivery kept us going.”
Collaboration at the Core
While Dr. Patel led the medical team through this extraordinary day, he made it clear that such success is never the work of one person alone.
“It wasn’t just me. My nurses, anesthetists, and the entire staff worked hand in hand. Without them, these 14 miracles would not have been possible,” he said.
Every birth requires a multidisciplinary approach—from preparing the mother for labor, to managing pain relief, to ensuring immediate neonatal care. The smooth execution of all 14 deliveries is a reflection of the efficiency and dedication of the entire team at Ankur Maternity Home.
Families expressed their appreciation not just for the medical expertise, but for the compassion and attentiveness of the entire staff—something increasingly rare in modern healthcare settings.
The Human Side of Medicine
Dr. Mohil Patel holds qualifications in M.B., D.G.O., and FMAS, and is widely respected across Gujarat for his expertise in obstetrics, gynecology, and laparoscopic surgery. But beyond technical skill, what truly sets him apart is his patient-first philosophy.
For him, medicine is not only a science but a calling.
“Medicine teaches us anatomy and technique. But days like these remind us that behind every procedure is faith, trust, and a bond between doctor, mother, and child. That is why I call it a spiritual journey,” he said.
On Janmashtami, this belief came to life in the form of 14 safe and joyful deliveries. Every newborn represented a new beginning—not only for the parents but also for the team that helped bring them safely into the world.
Stories That Will Be Remembered
Due to confidentiality, patient details cannot be disclosed, but families shared their joy openly.
One mother, holding her newborn daughter, expressed, “To have my daughter born on Janmashtami feels like a blessing. We named her Radha—it feels meant to be.”
A father whose son was born just after midnight added, “We will always remember that our child came into the world on the same day as Lord Krishna. It feels like destiny.”
For these families, the connection between their child’s birth and a sacred day deepened the emotional significance of the moment, creating lifelong memories.
Ankur Maternity Home: Trusted Care, Exceptional Outcomes
Located at 423 Avani Icon, Haridarshan Cross Road, opposite Shalby Hospital in Nava Naroda, Ahmedabad, Ankur Maternity Home & Clinic has earned the trust of families across Gujarat.
Under the leadership of Dr. Mohil Patel, the clinic offers a comprehensive range of women’s health services, including:
- High-risk pregnancy care
- Fertility counseling
- Gynecological procedures
- Advanced laparoscopic surgery
- Normal and cesarean deliveries
The facility is known for combining modern medical technology with personalized, compassionate care—ensuring that every patient feels seen, heard, and supported.
A Humble Reflection on a Historic Day
Despite the remarkable achievement, Dr. Patel remains humble. He sees his role not as a spotlight, but as a service.
“We are humbled by the trust of our patients. Every delivery is a responsibility. On Janmashtami, that responsibility felt like a privilege,” he said.
While many would take personal credit, Dr. Patel used the moment to recognize the efforts of his team and the strength of the families who entrusted them with such an important chapter in their lives.
A Day That Will Be Remembered Forever
As Janmashtami celebrations filled homes and temples across the country, 14 families in Ahmedabad celebrated their own version of the festival—welcoming newborns into the world on a day steeped in cultural and spiritual meaning.
For those families, and for the team at Ankur Maternity Home, August 16, 2025, was more than a medical milestone. It was a reminder that life, when guided by skill and touched by faith, can become something truly miraculous.
Contact Information:
Dr. Mohil Patel
Ankur Maternity Home & Clinic
423 Avani Icon, Haridarshan Cross Road, Opp. Shalby Hospital
Nava Naroda, Ahmedabad
Phone: 099791 14848