CSIR-NIScPR celebrates 10th Ayurveda Day
A free health assessment camp was also organised under which NIScPR staff and students availed the OPD consultations.
A free health assessment camp was also organised under which NIScPR staff and students availed the OPD consultations.
Speaking at the inauguration, Jadhav said, "The Ministry of Ayush is committed to creating centres of excellence that synergise traditional wisdom with modern medicine. 'Prayas' is a model of integrative rehabilitation, offering not just treatment but renewed quality of life and hope for patients and their families."
The Patanjali Research Foundation, University of Patanjali, and Brazil’s Sri Vajera Foundation entered into a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
A tripartite MoU was also signed between the Government of Goa, Tata Memorial Centre, and AIIA Goa to formalise the collaboration.
The theme of this year’s exhibition was “Ayurveda for All and for the Welfare of the Earth.”
Addressing a press conference in New Delhi, the minister outlined the plan for the day-long event.
The rally was flagged off from the AIIA Campus by Prof (Dr) Pradeep Kumar Prajapati, Director, AIIA. The occasion was graced by the former Director (I/C), Prof (Dr) Manjusha Rajgopala, along with Heads of Departments, faculty members, postgraduate and PhD scholars, and staff.
The event will be hosted by All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA), Goa on September 23.
The decision to assign a fixed date marks a historic shift, giving Ayurveda a universal calendar identity and enabling greater participation at the global level.
This change, notified through a Gazette Notification dated 23 March 2025, marks a significant shift from the earlier practice of observing Ayurveda Day on Dhanteras, which follows a variable lunar calendar.
