He was a doctor in India, a trucker here and a hero for delivering a baby midflight Published on Thursday October 27, 2011 Send Email Form Your Name *: * The following field is required Recipient Email(s) *: Separate multiple emails with a semicolon (;) Sender's Email *: Your Message *: Thought you would be interested in this article. Please key in *: Send Your email has been sent. Close Sorry, we are having technical issues please try again later during the day. Close sr-DRtrucker-03 STEVE RUSSELL/TORONTO STAR Balvinder Singh Ahuja is training to be a truck driver. In India he was a doctor and on Saturday delivered a baby on an Air India flight to Toronto. ci-baby_3 SUPPLIED PHOTO An Air India flight to Toronto unexpectedly acquired an extra passenger when Kuljeet Kaur gave birth to a baby girl. The baby was delivered by Dr. Balvinder Singh Ahuja, lower left, from Brampton, who was on the flight. For 25 years in his native India, Balvinder Singh Ahuja worked as a pediatrician, treating thousands of children, saving many lives. For the past six months in Toronto, however, Ahuja has been learning to drive a truck, convinced it was too difficult a process to practise as a foreign-trained doctor in Canada. But his experience as a veteran physician kicked into high gear Saturday when he performed an emergency delivery on an Air India flight from New Delhi to Toronto, turning a passenger cabin into a birthing room within minutes and improvising