Mumbai: A unique blend of literature, healthcare and passion was witnessed in Mumbai when renowned author Chetan Bhagat unveiled Dr. Rajneesh Kant’s book ‘Chiropractor & Physiotherapist’. Published by TS Publication, the book is not just a guide to chiropractic care but also an initiative to make the subject simpler, more accessible and easier to understand for the general public.
The event witnessed a special moment when Dr. Rajneesh Kant performed a live adjustment technique on Chetan Bhagat’s wrist on stage. After the demonstration, Bhagat expressed relief and appreciated Dr. Kant’s technique.
An emotional milestone for Dr. Rajneesh Kant
For Dr. Rajneesh Kant, the occasion was more than just a professional achievement. Sharing the stage with the author whose books he had read for years and getting his book launched by him was an emotional moment.
Expressing his happiness, Dr. Kant said that he had grown up reading Chetan Bhagat’s novels and watching films based on his stories. He described the opportunity to share the stage with him and have his book unveiled by the celebrated writer as a memorable experience.
When passion becomes the purpose of life
Dr. Rajneesh Kant’s journey reflects the idea of turning one’s passion into a life mission. Referring to the popular message from the film ‘3 Idiots’, which encourages people to follow their interests and choose a field they truly love, Dr. Kant said he feels satisfied doing the work he always wanted to pursue.
He aims to spread awareness about chiropractic care and help people understand body functions, possible causes of pain and available treatment options in a better way.
Dr. Kant’s vision of a pain-free India
One of the key focuses of Dr. Rajneesh Kant’s work is his vision of creating a ‘Pain-Free India’. He believes that pain should not always be accepted as an unavoidable part of daily life.
According to him, proper information, medical assessment and awareness about treatment options can help people make better decisions about their health. Sharing his vision, he said that a pain-free India is not just his dream but a collective goal for everyone.
Book explains chiropractic care in a simple way
The book ‘Chiropractor & Physiotherapist’ has been designed to help both common readers and people interested in the field understand chiropractic science easily.
The book covers basic concepts of chiropractic care, clinical assessment of patients, spinal health and different aspects related to treatment. Its ten chapters discuss topics including care for athletes and people with active lifestyles, precautions for senior citizens, common myths related to healthcare, patient awareness, self-care, clinic management and better patient care practices.
RKM Method introduced in the book
The book also mentions RKM (Rajneesh Kant Method), which Dr. Kant presents as an advanced approach developed through his professional experience.
While the first edition focuses on introducing chiropractic medicine and its practical aspects, future editions are expected to discuss his personal techniques in greater detail.
Connecting traditional perspectives with modern chiropractic history
Dr. Kant also shared his views on the historical and cultural roots of manual healing practices in India. He referred to traditional stories related to Lord Krishna and Kubja while discussing perspectives around body posture and physical alignment.
However, modern chiropractic medicine has its documented history linked to Daniel David Palmer in the United States, who performed a chiropractic adjustment in 1895 and established the Palmer School and Cure in 1897.
The book presents an opportunity to understand both traditional viewpoints and the evolution of modern chiropractic practices.
Special guests add significance to the book launch event
The presence of transgender spiritual guru and Jagadguru Mahamandaleshwar Himangi Sakhi Ji made the book launch ceremony even more special.
Renowned physiotherapist Professor Dr. Ali Irani also blessed Dr. Rajneesh Kant on the occasion. The presence of these distinguished personalities made the event a memorable milestone for Dr. Kant and his team.
