United Doctors Front (UDF), in association with Ministry of Youth & Sports, organized Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue 2026 – Young Professionals Roundtable at Government Medical College, Amritsar, on the occasion of National Doctors’ Day. The discussion was themed ‘Fit Bharat – Hit Bharat’, bringing together doctors, medical students, health professionals and administrators to discuss health issues and youth participation in nation building.Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria attended the event as the chief guest, while Brigadier Harcharan Singh (VSM), Arjuna Awardee, Olympian and Hockey World Cup winner, was the guest of honour. The roundtable was led by Dr. Lakshya Mittal, Chairman of the United Doctors Front, and led by Dr. Simar S. Kullar, UDF Punjab Coordinator. Faculty members from Government Medical College, Amritsar, and Gursevak S. Brar (PPS), Inspector General (Intelligence), Punjab, was also present.During the discussion, participants expressed concerns about the working conditions of physicians, especially resident physicians, pointing to long working hours and constant changes that they say have a significant impact on health and well-being. Speakers said that promoting health care requires adequate support and recognition of health care professionals.The group also discussed the importance of nutrition, exercise and work life. The participants encouraged health professionals and young people to include regular exercise in their activities, stressing that maintaining physical and mental health is important despite the fact that they often work.Speaking at the conference, Dr Lakshya Mittal said, “On Doctors’ Day, we should not only honor doctors but also look at the challenges they face every day. Long working hours and mental stress affect many doctors, which directly affects the provision of better care to patients and this requires practical solutions.“He added: “At the same time, exercise, eating healthy and participating in sports should be a part of everyone’s life. No matter how busy life is, we need to separate ourselves because a healthy world can only be built by healthy people.”On this occasion, the United Doctors Front launched two awareness campaigns. The first, The Drug Free Bharat Campaign, promoted awareness of drug abuse and launched the National De-Addiction Helpline (14446). The second campaign, called “Gift of Life”, promoted organ donation through the National Organ and Tissue Transplant Organization (NOTTO).Medical students and young doctors who participated in the discussion received certificates at the end of the program.