Who is Navankur Chaudhary?
Navankur Chaudhary
Navankur Chaudhary, known widely as Yatri Doctor, is a celebrated Indian YouTuber, travel vlogger, and doctor based in Mumbai, Maharashtra. His remarkable transition from a medical professional to a global content creator has captured the attention of millions. Navankur started his journey in the medical field, but his passion for travel and the financial hurdles he faced led him to share his experiences through YouTube.
In October 2017, Navankur launched his YouTube channel, Yatri Doctor, where he began posting travel-related content. His parents supported some of his early international trips, highlighting his dedication to achieving his dream of exploring the world. Navankur’s travels have taken him to diverse destinations including Nepal, Malaysia, Singapore, Russia, the Maldives, Sri Lanka, and Japan.
A significant milestone in his YouTube career came during his November 2018 trip to Japan, where his captivating content attracted a substantial number of new subscribers. This surge in viewership not only expanded his audience but also significantly boosted his earnings. Today, Yatri Doctor stands as a testament to Navankur's adventurous spirit and his ability to inspire others to pursue their passions, no matter the challenges.
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Shweta Sharma
One of my passions is creating engaging travel content. I am an expert on subjects like cuisine and travel.
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By Shweta Sharmaabout a year ago in Writers
Icepocalypse Cometh
It’s comin’, y’all, the once-a-decade real winter down south. I know y’all make fun of us down here when we have winter weather, but y’all get snow; we get sleet and ice. A quarter of an inch of ice brings down tree limbs. An inch of ice brings down seven-hundred-year-old oaks. The last one I was in was the one that took the Eisenhower Pine from The Augusta National, a few hundred yards behind my house. It sounded like a war zone all night, trees falling, wind uprooting others, fallen branches becoming icy missles. It was godawful. Two days later, we had an earthquake. A week later, our power was back on. In short, don’t tell me three inches of sleet followed by an inch of ice is no big deal when it’s crippling with repercussions that last long after the storm has passed and the ice has melted. That’s what’s headed my way tomorrow night and all day Sunday into Monday. I imagine I’ll be without power and internet until Wednesday or so. Keep my family and me in your prayers if you’re a praying person. Perform a ritual for our protection if you’re not. I’ll be here tomorrow and tonight, but I’m pretty sure I go dark sometime Saturday night. Harper wasn’t made for winter. I don’t even like wearing shoes.
By Harper Lewisabout 18 hours ago in Writers
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Awesome
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