Nishindra Kinjalk receives the prestigious recognition as one of the Top 50 Most Influential Authors of 2025 from Delhiwire, celebrating his impact, thought leadership, and literary excellence worldwide.

डॉक्टर किंजल्क ने जब सितार पर राग जयजयवंती की बंदिशें शुरू की, तो उपस्थित श्रोताओं के दिल के तार झंकृत हो उठे। उन्होंने अपने सितारवादन से लोगों को झूमने पर मजबूर कर दिया।

Dr Nishindra Kinjalk plated Pooriya Kalyan with remarkable composure and solemnity, which kept the audience riveted. His versatility as an artist is proved from the fact that he is also a noted doctor trained at premier institutes.

An interesting aspect about this versatile genius is that he has earned accolades for his innovative ways for treating patients wherein he fuses music with the therapeutical skills to cure patients.

He has struck a perfect balance  between music and medicine. Dr Nishindra Kinjalk,  alumnus of Armed forces medical college ( AFMC) Pune,  is one of the leading doctors of India,  who has perfectly blended Western & Indian Classical music with medicines, to help relieve patients suffering from cancer, HIV, hypertension,  anxiety and depression. There is

The music therapy has so much to offer to those suffering from strain and stress. To reap the benefits of music therapy, one does not need to have prior knowledge of music.

•Medicine is his brain and music is his heart. •His rendering of raga Puriya Kalyan was full of reminiscing phrases in slower composition, while an ecstacy during the faster jhala. His veena style jhala is less in common practice, yet he showed a good command, with variety of rhythmic patterns.

Listening to the melodious tunes of chaiti, kajri, and hori on his sitar, one feels scents of the soil of gangetic plains. If dedication to his self and the confidence in his eyes are any indication, the day is not very far this illustrious son from the foothills of Himalayas shall be bringing laurels to

•If music be the cure for heart, Dr Nishindra Kinjalk deserves kudos for his not inconsiderable finesse in yokingIndian classical music with traditional medical therapy to help an ailing heart. Music therapy is certainly not new. But a consultant in medicine with proficiency in performing music, is rare •A man of different ilk, Dr Kinjalk