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Sharad Thaker | |
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 Sharad Thakar at Ahmedabad national book fair, 2014. | |
| Born | Junagadh |
| Occupation | gynaecologist, columnist |
| Education | MBBS, MD |
| Notable works | A Doctor's Diary (ડોક્ટરની ડાયરી) |
| Spouse | Smita Thaker |
Sharad Thakar is a Gujarati gynaecologist and writer.
Life
editThakar is a gynaecologist by profession. He was born in Junagadh city of Saurashtra. His elementary education was in Taluka School No. of Junagadh. Then the high school was held in Swami Vivekananda Vinaya Mandir in 1st. He received his MBBS degree from Jamnagar, M. P. from Shah Medical College and then gynaecologist from Ahmedabad Municipal Hospital Affiliated Medical College. He has been settled at Ahmedabad for years.
Works
editThacker has written 64 books.[1] He is known for his Qatar Doctor's Diary (Wednesday, beginning 1995) and Ranman Khilulu Gulab (Sunday, beginning 1993) published in the Divya Bhaskar newspaper.
References
edit- ^ "Dr.Sharad Thakar | Books For You". www.booksforyou.co.in. Retrieved 7 June 2018.
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