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Ayurveda Celebrates Healthier Tomorrow: Nagpur Hosts Global Event
26 Sep
Summary
- Ayurveda Day celebrated nationwide, focusing on research and healthy living.
- Prime Minister Modi emphasized Ayurveda's role in future generations' health.
- New initiatives launched to strengthen Ayush research, quality, and safety.
The 11th Ayurveda Day was observed across India and globally, with Nagpur hosting the national event focused on research, evidence, and healthy living. The theme, "Ayurveda for a Healthier Tomorrow," gathered practitioners and scientists. Various reports and digital initiatives were launched to enhance the Ayush sector's research, quality, and safety.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted Ayurveda's transition to evidence-based innovation for future well-being, noting its growing international acceptance, including through the Ayush Visa facility. Key launches included "Ayush Vision 2030" and a report on Ayush inventions. Four industries received Ayush Quality Mark Certification.
Union Minister Prataprao Jadhav emphasized Ayurveda's integral role in India's health vision, stressing preventive care. He referenced the WHO Global Traditional Medicine Centre in Jamnagar and the recognition of ITRA, Jamnagar, as an Institute of National Importance. Scientific sessions explored Ayurveda's future trajectory and integrated therapies for non-communicable diseases.
Efforts to improve quality and standardization in Ayurveda include over 43,000 research publications on the Ayush Research Portal and more than 200 BIS standards. A National Medicinal Plants Exhibition complemented the event, underscoring the sector's commitment to evidence, research, innovation, and holistic healthcare.
