Sahib Sokhey - A Lifestory

This person was a very special man. He was great at science, medicine, and being in the army. He lived from 1887 to 1971. His life could be a great movie one day. He was not just a scientist in a lab. He was also a general in the British Indian Army and a doctor for the army. This helped him deal with health problems in big and small ways. He really cared about helping people in India stay healthy. From 1932 to 1952, he was in charge of the Haffkine Institute in Bombay (now Mumbai). He made it a top place for making and studying vaccines. People who worked with him said he worked very hard and made others want to do their best. One person, Dr. Menon, said, "He wanted India to be healthier, and he worked very hard to make that happen." This person did more than just work in a lab. He knew it was important to reach many people and make sure they could get vaccines that saved lives. He had a big impact on public health in India. Even now, scientists and doctors are inspired by him. His story is about being a smart scientist, working very hard, and wanting to help people. He was a true hero in the fight against sickness.