‘Patanjali University aims to develop students academically, physically, mentally, and intellectually’
Acharya Balakrishna said that Patanjali University aims to develop students not just academically but also physically, mentally and spiritually.
The Patanjali Research Institute on Saturday organized the ‘Jigyasa’ program in which students and scientists from across the country participated.
Dr. Nirmal Kumar Awasthi (Chairman, Traditional Knowledge and Forest Medicinal Development Foundation) and Dr. Sushil Kumar Upadhyay (Former Deputy Director NMPB, Ministry of Ayush) were the keynote speakers.
They emphasized the preservation and promotion of traditional medicinal knowledge and forest herbs.
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At the conclusion of the program, Acharya Balkrishna addressed the audience, briefing them on Patanjali’s ongoing initiatives.
He highlighted the importance of the World Pharmacopoeia, Soumitriya Pharmacopoeia, Medicinal Plant Museum, and evidence-based Ayurveda.
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