PM Launches Ayush Projects In Jhajjar & Pune

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently inaugurated two institutes of the Union Ministry of Ayush, marking a significant step forward in the promotion of healthcare across the nation. The inauguration ceremony, held virtually, saw the unveiling of the ‘Central Research Institute of Yoga & Naturopathy’ (CRIYN) in Jhajjar, Haryana, and the National Institute of Naturopathy (NIN) titled ‘NISARG GRAM’ in Pune, Maharashtra.

Prioritizing Immunity and Disease Prevention

• During the inauguration, Prime Minister Modi underscored the government’s commitment to enhancing immunity and disease-fighting abilities among the populace.
• Emphasizing the importance of nutrition, yoga, Ayurveda, and hygiene in disease prevention, he highlighted the need for a comprehensive approach to healthcare.

Integration of Traditional and Modern Medicine

• Prime Minister Modi reiterated the government’s stance on promoting both traditional Indian systems of medicine and modern medicine.
• This integration seeks to harness the strengths of diverse healthcare modalities for the benefit of the population.

Expanding Healthcare Infrastructure

• In addition to inaugurating the two institutes, Prime Minister Modi announced the establishment of two major hospitals and research centers dedicated to Yoga and Naturopathy in Maharashtra and Haryana.
• Furthermore, he unveiled plans for a WHO center for traditional medicine in Gujarat, signaling a concerted effort to strengthen healthcare infrastructure across the country.

Significance of the Institutes

• The ‘Central Research Institute of Yoga & Naturopathy’ in Jhajjar, Haryana, serves as an apex-level research and education facility, equipped with a 200-bed hospital and infrastructure.
• Similarly, NISARG GRAM in Pune boasts a 250-bed hospital, a Naturopathy Medical College, and a range of amenities aimed at promoting wellness.

Addressing Emerging Healthcare Challenges

• These institutes represent significant milestones in promoting healthcare through traditional systems of medicine.
• Utilizing approaches such as hydrotherapy, massage, clinical nutrition, and yoga therapy, they aim to tackle emerging healthcare challenges, particularly the rising prevalence of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs).

Empowering Individuals for Better Health

• With their comprehensive infrastructure and educational programs, these institutes are poised to empower individuals to prioritize their health and well-being.
• By promoting preventive healthcare practices and fostering a deeper understanding of wellness, they aim to contribute to a healthier and more resilient society.