Ahmedabad, Gujarat | September 24, 2026: As millions of Indians celebrated Shree Krishna Janmashtami, a significant day unfolded at Ankur Maternity Home & Clinic Ahmedabad, where Dr. Mohil Patel and his medical team performed 15 deliveries on Friday, September 4, 2026.
The deliveries resulted in the safe arrival of nine baby boys and six baby girls. According to the hospital, all 15 mothers and their newborns were safe following the deliveries.
The remarkable coincidence of 15 births taking place on Janmashtami made the day particularly memorable for the families, doctors and medical staff at the hospital.
Why Janmashtami Holds Special Significance in India
Janmashtami, also known as Krishna Janmashtami or Gokulashtami, is one of the most important Hindu festivals celebrated across India and by Indian communities around the world.
The festival commemorates the birth of Lord Krishna, who is revered in Hinduism as an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. According to Hindu tradition, Krishna was born at midnight on the eighth day (Ashtami) of the dark fortnight of the month of Bhadrapada.
The birth of Krishna carries deep spiritual significance. His life and teachings, particularly those associated with the Bhagavad Gita, are connected with values such as dharma, devotion, compassion and the pursuit of righteousness.
Across India, Janmashtami is observed through fasting, prayers, devotional singing, temple celebrations and midnight ceremonies marking the traditional time of Krishna’s birth. In several parts of the country, the festival is also celebrated through Dahi Handi, reflecting stories from Krishna’s childhood.
For millions of devotees, Janmashtami represents the arrival of hope and the triumph of dharma over adharma.
Against this deeply symbolic backdrop, the birth of 15 children at an Ahmedabad maternity hospital added a special personal meaning to the festival for their families.
15 Deliveries on One of India’s Most Auspicious Days
At Ankur Maternity Home & Clinic Ahmedabad, September 4 was a demanding day for the medical team.
Dr. Mohil Patel and his team managed 15 deliveries, with nine boys and six girls born during the day. The successful outcomes required continuous coordination between the obstetric, nursing, anesthesia and support teams.
For the families, the significance extended beyond the numbers.
Their children arrived on a day when millions of families across India were gathering to celebrate the birth of Lord Krishna. For parents, having a child born on such an important religious occasion made an already emotional moment even more memorable.
Safe Delivery Remained the Priority
While the coincidence with Janmashtami attracted attention, the medical team’s primary focus throughout the day remained the health and safety of the mothers and newborns.
Each delivery requires careful assessment, monitoring and timely medical intervention when necessary. Managing multiple deliveries within a single day also demands strong coordination among doctors, nurses, anesthetists and other hospital staff.
Dr. Mohil Patel credited the entire team for helping ensure that the mothers and newborns received appropriate care.
“Every delivery carries a responsibility. The priority is always the safety of the mother and baby. Having 15 babies delivered safely on Janmashtami made this day particularly memorable for our entire team.”
Nine Boys and Six Girls: 15 Families Celebrate
The 15 deliveries brought celebrations to 15 families.
Nine baby boys and six baby girls became the centre of attention as parents and relatives welcomed the newborns.
For families celebrating Janmashtami, the coincidence was particularly meaningful. The festival traditionally celebrates the birth of Krishna, and welcoming a new child on the same day gave many families an additional reason to consider the occasion special.
The newborns also gave the medical team a memorable way to mark one of the year’s most important religious celebrations.
Dr. Mohil Patel Highlights Teamwork
Dr. Mohil Patel, an obstetrician-gynecologist and laparoscopic surgeon, emphasised that successful childbirth is never the work of one person alone.
From monitoring mothers before delivery to assisting during childbirth and providing immediate post-delivery care, every member of the maternity team plays an important role.
The coordinated effort at Ankur Maternity Home & Clinic Ahmedabad was particularly important on a day when the hospital handled 15 deliveries.
Ankur Maternity Home & Clinic Ahmedabad
Ankur Maternity Home & Clinic Ahmedabad, located at 423 Avani Icon, Haridarshan Cross Road, Opposite Shalby Hospital, Nava Naroda, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382330, provides maternity and gynecological care for women and families.
Under the leadership of Dr. Mohil Patel, the clinic provides care related to pregnancy, childbirth and gynecological conditions, along with advanced laparoscopic surgical services.
The hospital’s approach combines medical expertise, careful monitoring and personalised patient care throughout the maternity journey.
A Janmashtami to Remember
For millions of Indians, Janmashtami is a celebration of the birth of Lord Krishna and the spiritual values associated with his life and teachings.
For the 15 families at Ankur Maternity Home, September 4, 2026, will have a deeply personal meaning.
On a day when the country celebrated the birth of Shree Krishna, 15 newborns began their own journeys into the world—nine boys and six girls, with their mothers and babies reported safe after delivery.
15 deliveries. 9 boys. 6 girls. 15 families. One unforgettable Janmashtami.
For Maternity & Gynecological Consultation
Dr. Mohil Patel
Ankur Maternity Home & Clinic Ahmedabad
423 Avani Icon, Haridarshan Cross Road, Opposite Shalby Hospital, Nava Naroda, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382330
Contact: 099791 14848
Website: https://drmohilpatel.com/
