On the 11th Ayurveda Day, Take a Pledge to Take Ayurveda to Every Person: Dr. Pragya Tripathi
Bahraich, September 23: The 11th Ayurveda Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm on Wednesday at Dr. Sarvesh Kumar Shukla Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Sablapur.
The chief guest of the programme was Dr. Pragya Tripathi. She inaugurated the programme by garlanding the portrait of Lord Dhanvantari and lighting the ceremonial lamp.
Dr. Pragya Tripathi said that Ayurveda is a rich tradition of the Indian system of medicine. Along with taking Ayurveda to every person, there is also a need to make the younger generation aware of Ayurveda. She called upon the students to play an active role in promoting and spreading awareness about Ayurveda.
BAMS students took out a rally to spread awareness about Ayurveda. After this, a lamp presentation, poster competition and street play were organised. Through the street play, the students highlighted the harmful effects of drug addiction and created awareness among people about staying away from addiction and the importance of de-addiction.
Through various presentations, the students also explained the importance of Ayurveda and its usefulness in maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
The chief guest encouraged the participating students by presenting them with cash prizes.
The special guest, Dr. Saroj Sonkar, District Ayurvedic and Unani Officer, provided information about the usefulness of Ayurveda and its growing acceptance in the present time.
College Chairman Dr. Sarvesh Kumar Shukla welcomed the guests and encouraged everyone to work towards providing better services in the field of Ayurvedic medicine.
During the programme, Principal Dr. Satish Chandra Tiwari, Administrative Manager Vinod Tripathi, Dr. Shailendra Srivastava, Dr. Umesh Narayan Mishra, Dr. Pawan Verma, Dr. Upendra Sharma, Dr. Vijay Gautam, Dr. Piyush Nayak, Dr. Devesh Kumar Tiwari, Dr. Nidhi Porwal, Dr. Ganpati Sharma, Dr. Sandeep Verma, Dr. Satya Prakash, Dr. Nisha and Dr. Shalu, along with teachers, doctors and BAMS students, were present.
