A Legacy of Care
Words of trust and recognition from those whose lives Dr. Mittal has touched — senior administrators, judges, eminent physicians, public-health officials, institutions, and grateful communities.
Endorsement
Judiciary
Institutions
Recognised
Recognised at the Highest Level of Public Office
GOI
Shri Anil Malik, IAS
In his letter, Shri Anil Malik writes of watching Dr. Mittal’s work over many years — the discipline of running free immunisation drives without fail, the quiet consistency of treating tuberculosis in children who could not otherwise afford care, and a steady, unshowy dedication to the region’s most vulnerable families. He describes Dr. Mittal not merely as a physician but as someone whose ethics have held constant through decades of change.
JUSTICE
Mr. Justice Deepak Gupta
Justice Gupta’s recommendation speaks in the register of someone who has watched character tested over time — praising Dr. Mittal’s contributions to pediatric care, immunisation, and tuberculosis treatment, and specifically his charitable commitment to children with special needs. The word he returns to is exemplary — not for any single act, but for a career sustained at that standard without pause.
PRES.
Shri Mohan Lal Badoli
Shri Badoli’s letter speaks to pediatric care, immunisation, tuberculosis treatment, and the charitable work Dr. Mittal has done for children with special needs — framed through his own vantage point as a public leader who has seen firsthand how that work reaches families across the district. He describes dedication that has never wavered, regardless of who was watching.
Respected by the Profession
DEAN
Dr. P.K. Kohli
Writing as a former Dean of Medical Education, Dr. Kohli’s endorsement carries the weight of someone qualified to judge clinical merit. He traces four decades of work — from neonatal ventilation innovations to sustained contributions in tuberculosis eradication and immunisation across Haryana and Delhi NCR — and commends, above all, the refusal to let accessible healthcare become a lesser standard of care.
PGIMS
Prof. S.K. Singhal
Prof. Singhal’s letter reads almost like a career retrospective — tracing dedication back to Dr. Mittal’s MBBS days, through grassroots medical work in the slums of Rohtak and Sonipat, to later contributions in tuberculosis eradication, malnutrition management, and immunisation. As the institution’s Director-Principal, his note is less a recommendation than an observation: that equitable healthcare was never a slogan here, but a habit formed early and never broken.
GANGA RAM
Dr. Neelam Kler
From Sir Ganga Ram Hospital’s Department of Neonatology, Dr. Kler’s letter is brief but pointed — commending significant contributions to pediatrics, tuberculosis care, and charitable work, written by a peer whose own standing in neonatal medicine makes the endorsement one of professional respect rather than personal favour.
”For over thirty-five years, Dr. N.K. Mittal has dedicated his life to serving patients with compassion, skill, and tireless commitment — especially children and the underprivileged.
Pediatric Care · Immunisation · Neonatal Medicine · Tuberculosis Elimination
Endorsed by the District & State Health System
TB CELL
Official Appreciation Certification
Issued jointly by the State TB Officer, NTEP Haryana, and the Director General Health Services, Haryana, this certificate recognises Dr. Mittal’s remarkable commitment in adopting 1,200 TB patients for nutritional support, providing free OPD services to every pediatric TB patient, and adopting Shekhpura village, Ganaur, as a TB-free zone under the National Tuberculosis Elimination Programme.
HARYANA
Dr. Jaswant Singh Punia
Dr. Punia’s appreciation draws on firsthand observation from his own posting in Sonipat, where he saw Dr. Mittal’s free immunisation campaigns transform outcomes for hundreds of families. He points to groundbreaking work in tuberculosis — identification, reporting, treatment, and free medicines delivered without interruption — alongside a philanthropic commitment to children with special needs, carried out in partnership with charitable organisations, that he describes as compassionate and tireless.
SONIPAT
Dr. Manoj Yadav, IAS
Writing in his earlier capacity as Deputy Commissioner, Sonipat, Dr. Yadav’s letter to the State TB Officer documents specific, on-record commitments — nutritional support extended to 1,200 tuberculosis patients, free OPD services for every pediatric TB case brought to him, and the adoption of Shekhpura village in Ganaur block as a TB-free zone. He frames it as a rare instance of private-sector effort meeting a public-health need.
SONIPAT
Dr. Tarun Yadav
As the District TB Officer who has worked alongside Dr. Mittal on the ground, Dr. Yadav’s recommendation speaks less to reputation and more to routine — the pediatric and tuberculosis treatment delivered week after week, and charitable work that continues quietly, without waiting for recognition.
SONIPAT
Commendation for Pediatric TB Elimination Work
This commendation from the District TB Office speaks in numbers quietly delivered — free treatment for a large number of pediatric TB patients, BCG vaccination coverage brought close to complete, and TB awareness and screening drives run at scale. It credits the work with something harder to measure: a shift in how early the district now catches disease, and how much less TB is now spoken of in whispers.
Valued by Those He Serves
CHAIR
Shri Satpal Singh Ahlawat
Writing on behalf of the Sarathi Jan Sewa Charitable Trust, Shri Ahlawat’s letter carries the sincerity of someone who has worked in community welfare himself — appreciating a lifelong dedication to pediatric care, tuberculosis identification, prevention of vaccine-preventable disease, and charitable service that has never distinguished between a paying patient and one who could not pay at all.
Ms. Sonia Arora
As Principal of a school built for children with special needs, Ms. Arora’s acknowledgment comes from a community that measures commitment by whether someone actually shows up. Her letter speaks to dedicated, invaluable work with this community, offered by someone who has seen it firsthand.
“To be trusted by the families you serve, and respected by the colleagues who watch you work — that is the only endorsement a doctor should ever seek.”