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Telangana Dy CM Bhatti calls for scientific research to strengthen Ayurveda

Kanakkoor/Hyderabad, Oct 27 (UNI) Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka has called for protecting India’s rich Ayurvedic heritage while promoting scientific research and ensuring safe medical practices.
Speaking at the 11-day Dhanvantari Maha Yagam at Sri Dhanvantari Temple in Kanakkoor, Kerala, on Tuesday, he said health was the greatest wealth and encompassed physical fitness, mental peace and emotional well-being. He stressed the importance of disease prevention, balanced lifestyles and proper nutrition in tackling the health challenges of modern life.
He said Dhanteras should also be recognised as Dhanvantari Jayanti, highlighting the significance of health and healing. He noted that Kerala had earned national and international recognition for its Ayurvedic traditions and medicinal plant knowledge.
The Deputy Chief Minister emphasised that public health should be central to development policies, calling for greater investment in hospitals, primary healthcare, medical education and research. He urged society to support economically disadvantaged patients and treat senior citizens, persons with disabilities and weaker sections with compassion.
Referring to social reformers Mannathu Padmanabhan, Sree Narayana Guru and Ayyankali, he highlighted their contributions to social welfare and human dignity. He also urged the younger generation to embrace scientific thinking and innovation while respecting Indian traditions.
Stressing the link between health and the environment, Bhatti Vikramarka called for protecting forests, medicinal plants, water resources and biodiversity for future generations.
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