Ganesh Baraiya, a 23-year-old Indian man, is an example of living proof that nothing is impossible in this world. Despite facing discrimination due to his short stature, he managed to obtain a medical degree and is recognized as the shortest doctor in the world. Ganesh's story of never giving up in pursuing his dream of becoming a doctor is an extraordinary source of motivation and inspiration.

"Although often mocked at school for his big head and short stature, Ganesh is grateful to still have friends who support him, allowing him to remain focused on his studies."

Despite having physical limitations, Ganesh Baraiya still maintains optimism and strong ambition. Since childhood, he has had a big dream of becoming a doctor. With strong determination, Ganesh devotes all his energy to acquire knowledge and work hard to achieve outstanding academic achievements.

When he applied for a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree, he faced rejection due to his height, which was only one meter. Despite his satisfactory performance in the exams, the Medical Council of India rejected his application, stating that his height was insufficient to perform medical duties, especially in emergency situations. Although devastated by the decision, Ganesh never gave up on his aspirations.

"Although facing rejection and discrimination from the Indian Medical Council, Ganesh remains determined in his struggle to achieve his dream of becoming a doctor. With the support of his school principal, he took a step closer to the District Collector who was then serving as the Minister of Education of the state. Even Ganesh did not hesitate to knock on the door of the Gujarat High Court while interning at Sir-T Hospital in Bhavnagar."

Although all efforts have been made, nothing has yielded results. However, with strong determination, Ganesh does not give up and takes further steps by bringing his case to the Supreme Court of India, where justice is finally upheld. In 2018, the High Court of India granted Ganesh the right to register for MBBS, which he successfully accomplished the following year. The man, who is only 1 meter tall, has now completed his studies and