Today, the prime minister said that time was here at the beginning of a health revolution. He mentioned that the government is working tirelessly to develop Ayurveda sections in hospitals across every district in India. He mentioned updates need to be done to the development of Ayurveda practices and share the knowledge across India and implement those practices in hospitals for the wellbeing of Indian citizens.
This promising announcement was made after talking at a gathering recently where he spoke about and dedicated India’s first All India Institute of Ayurveda, stating the pitch that the country was going to provide the poor with affordable healthcare.
This day has been dubbed ‘Ayurveda Day’ and was celebrated across the country, being locally coined Dhanwantari Jayanti.
He went on to claim that it’s ‘very necessary’ for this move to be made and the expansion of Ayurveda across the country to take place. It was made very clear that this should happen in every district of the country.
Modi went on the describe the progress that has already been made. In the last three years, more than 5 AYUSH hospitals have already been developed.
This is a changing period for India, and it could be a landmark in the history of modern medicine. The planet is heading back to nature and using traditional methods that have been implemented by humanity for thousands of years. It’s safe to say that these are very exciting times.
If India could solve its current hospital and healthcare crisis, they could be big things ahead for the population of India.
The prime minister continuing his speech exclaimed that the strength in India stems from the practice of Ayurveda and it will be what drive India forward.
He made a special point of addressing the professionals currently in the industry to try and revive the practice.
Interestingly, Modi requested that the experts in the field start research into expanding the knowledge of Ayurveda.
Modi wants specialists to find natural treatments that can provide temporary relief from pain quickly, without any side effects. This is an essential problem for most people in India and would be a huge step in the right direction.
Social Responsibility
Moving forward in his pitch, Modi addressed the larger private corporations in India. He exclaimed that these powers need to invest their social responsibility to fund and encourage the practice and to help strengthen the industry.
On the subjects of incentives, Modi describes using an award based system. Within this system, when a student is to complete an Ayurveda syllabus and stem of education, they are to receive an award. An award would be awarded as each stage of education is completed.
These are all very exciting times in India. It could be a landmark moment in the history of the world. If the government can sort out its current healthcare issues, it would be a turning point for the country. These developments are beginning to signal the start of a new era, a bright future for India where its citizens can thrive.
