Beltanady: Yoga classes compulsory for police & armed forces, students - Union minister Sripad Naik
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Beltangady, 14 Dec 2014: Under Rural Health Commission, in collaboration with AYUSH department, yoga training centre will be established at Nagamangala. The first phase of construction already completed and second phase will be completed soon. Karnataka state government allotted 50 acres in this regard. The similar 6 yoga training centers will be established in the country in the next 5 years, said union ministry of AYUSH state minister Sripad Y Naik.
The minister Sripad was delivering valedictory address during international convention held as part of silver jubilee celebration of SDM Naturopathy and Yoga College, Ujire, here on Sunday December 14.
It was proposed to conduct compulsory yoga classes for police and armed forces, schools. Yoga got further world recognition as UNO announced to observe World Yoga Day on June 21 as per the request of PM Modi, said minister Sripad. He further said, ‘yoga and naturopathy are part and parcel of Indian culture and traditions that can enhance total well being. One can lead healthy life by shunning alcohol and smoking,’ said minister Sripad.
Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari Dr D Veerendra Heggade said that government should recognize naturopathy like allopathic treatment. Yoga and naturopathy units got to be opened in all hospitals. The government should reserve 10 percent of budget to AYUSH. AYUSH units should be opened in every taluk canter. A separate government body to be formed to keep tab on yoga and naturopathy clinics, advised Dr Heggade.
The representatives John Wadal from Australia, Dr Erica from US, Dr Sharan Patil form Kollapur shared their experiences.
Rajeev Gandhi University of Health Sciences vice-chancellor Dr K S Ravindranat was present.
Beltangady MLA K Vasant Bangera presided the programme.
SDM Naturopathy and Yoga College principal Dr Prashant Shetty presented the summary of conference.
The minister Sripad felicitated Dr Heggade, Professor S Prabhakar, D Harshendra Kumar, Dr B Yasho Varma, B Sitaram Tolpadittaya, Krishna Singh D S and Dr Prashant Shetty on the same occasion.
Beltangady TP president Jayanti Paledu and Ujire gram panchayat president K Balakrishna Gowda were also present.
Ministry for Ayush a recognition of ayurveda, says Balkrishan
no side-effects: Acharya Balkrishan, vice-chancellor of Patanjali Ayurvedic University, with Dr Arun Kumar, principal of Rishikul Ayurvedic Medical College, in Haridwar on Sunday. a tribune photograph
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Hariwdar, December 14
The formation of a separate ministry for ‘ayush’ by the Central Government is a laudable step as it signifies the recognition of ayurveda.
Ayurveda expert and vice-chancellor of Patanjai Ayurvedic University Balkrishan said this at the 20th annual convention of Rishikul Ayurvedic Medical College Graduate Student Council here today.
Balkrishan cited ancient proponents of ayurveda like Sushrat and Charak, who laid the foundation of the ayurvedic medical therapy thousands of years ago.
“The ayurveda therapy is far better than other medical therapies, be it acupressure, acupuncture or allopathic. It has no side effects. It is a herb based and aided with yoga asanas and eradicates ailments from its roots,” said Balkrishan, who is working on an ayurveda encyclopaedia.
Organising committee president Dr Rama Kant Sharma shed light on the Rishikul Ayurvedic College student council and said in 1995 this organisation was found with the name of Graduate Council and it had served as a bridge between college management and students.
Rishikul Ayurvedic College principal Dr Arun Kumar Tripathi said the world was now accepting the miracles of ayurveda, which India had been practising and propagating for ages.
He urged young students to work hard as the western world was opting ayurveda in place of allopathy and soon there would be a shortage of expert ayurvedic practitioners.
By The Tribune Trust,2014 Design & Developed by: 4C Plus
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Beltangady, 14 Dec 2014: Under Rural Health Commission, in collaboration with AYUSH department, yoga training centre will be established at Nagamangala. The first phase of construction already completed and second phase will be completed soon. Karnataka state government allotted 50 acres in this regard. The similar 6 yoga training centers will be established in the country in the next 5 years, said union ministry of AYUSH state minister Sripad Y Naik.
The minister Sripad was delivering valedictory address during international convention held as part of silver jubilee celebration of SDM Naturopathy and Yoga College, Ujire, here on Sunday December 14.
It was proposed to conduct compulsory yoga classes for police and armed forces, schools. Yoga got further world recognition as UNO announced to observe World Yoga Day on June 21 as per the request of PM Modi, said minister Sripad. He further said, ‘yoga and naturopathy are part and parcel of Indian culture and traditions that can enhance total well being. One can lead healthy life by shunning alcohol and smoking,’ said minister Sripad.
Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari Dr D Veerendra Heggade said that government should recognize naturopathy like allopathic treatment. Yoga and naturopathy units got to be opened in all hospitals. The government should reserve 10 percent of budget to AYUSH. AYUSH units should be opened in every taluk canter. A separate government body to be formed to keep tab on yoga and naturopathy clinics, advised Dr Heggade.
The representatives John Wadal from Australia, Dr Erica from US, Dr Sharan Patil form Kollapur shared their experiences.
Rajeev Gandhi University of Health Sciences vice-chancellor Dr K S Ravindranat was present.
Beltangady MLA K Vasant Bangera presided the programme.
SDM Naturopathy and Yoga College principal Dr Prashant Shetty presented the summary of conference.
The minister Sripad felicitated Dr Heggade, Professor S Prabhakar, D Harshendra Kumar, Dr B Yasho Varma, B Sitaram Tolpadittaya, Krishna Singh D S and Dr Prashant Shetty on the same occasion.
Beltangady TP president Jayanti Paledu and Ujire gram panchayat president K Balakrishna Gowda were also present.
Ministry for Ayush a recognition of ayurveda, says Balkrishan
no side-effects: Acharya Balkrishan, vice-chancellor of Patanjali Ayurvedic University, with Dr Arun Kumar, principal of Rishikul Ayurvedic Medical College, in Haridwar on Sunday. a tribune photograph
Tribune News Service
Hariwdar, December 14
The formation of a separate ministry for ‘ayush’ by the Central Government is a laudable step as it signifies the recognition of ayurveda.
Ayurveda expert and vice-chancellor of Patanjai Ayurvedic University Balkrishan said this at the 20th annual convention of Rishikul Ayurvedic Medical College Graduate Student Council here today.
Balkrishan cited ancient proponents of ayurveda like Sushrat and Charak, who laid the foundation of the ayurvedic medical therapy thousands of years ago.
“The ayurveda therapy is far better than other medical therapies, be it acupressure, acupuncture or allopathic. It has no side effects. It is a herb based and aided with yoga asanas and eradicates ailments from its roots,” said Balkrishan, who is working on an ayurveda encyclopaedia.
Organising committee president Dr Rama Kant Sharma shed light on the Rishikul Ayurvedic College student council and said in 1995 this organisation was found with the name of Graduate Council and it had served as a bridge between college management and students.
Rishikul Ayurvedic College principal Dr Arun Kumar Tripathi said the world was now accepting the miracles of ayurveda, which India had been practising and propagating for ages.
He urged young students to work hard as the western world was opting ayurveda in place of allopathy and soon there would be a shortage of expert ayurvedic practitioners.
By The Tribune Trust,2014 Design & Developed by: 4C Plus
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