AYURVEDA SHOULD GUIDE THE WORLD

 TTD JEO for Health and Education Smt Sada Bhargavi called upon Ayurveda doctors to emerge as a vanguard in Ayurvedic Medicine with extensive research and development.

Inaugurating the CME training program under the Ayush ministry held at the SV Ayurveda College in Tirupati on Monday, the JEO said upon the directions of TTD Chairman Sri Bhumana Karunakara Reddy and EO Sri AV Dharma Reddy the training camp is being held till December 16 wherein 12 eminent ayurvedic experts conduct sessions for Ayurveda students and practitioners from viz. AP, TS, TN, Rajasthan, Gujrat, Tripura and Maharashtra are also participating.

She exhorted for utilising ancient knowledge of Ayurveda adapted to modern technology with innovations for upgrading Indian supremacy in the health sector. The Vedas are embedded with Ayurvedic medical knowledge whose amalgamation with modern technology and research will help the society, she asserted.

She said TTD is making all efforts to establish an Ayurvedic University for the benefit of students, researchers and experts in South India.

CAuO Sri Sesha Shailendra said the Pancha Karma treatment which costs around ₹1.5 lakhs in private hospitals is being provided free of cost in SV Ayurveda Hospital and the SV Ayurveda pharmacy has already introduced two major products and many more are in the offing.

SV Physiotherapy College Principal Dr Madhavi Lata, SV Ayurvedic College Principal Dr Renu Dixit highlighted the research work and Dhanwantari programs promoted by TTD institution.

DEO Dr Bhaskar Reddy, Ayurveda College Nodal Officer Dr Vijay Bhaskar Reddy, faculty and students of the Ayurveda college were also present.