On three days, everything will be discussed, including herbal plants, the preservation of Vedic manuscripts, the production of medicines, and methods for clinical trials.
GOA : Ayurveda has to listen to a lot of crooked talk because people keep saying that science doesn't look at it that way. The curse now has its turn. The World Ayurveda Congress and Aarogya Expo, which runs from 8 to 11 December in Goa, aims to introduce the world to the Vedic medical system. Where, in the style of a "scientific paper," hundreds of Ayurvedic success stories will be presented in addition to history of Ayurveda, Indian traditional medicine treatment. The path of Ayurveda will be described, along with a long list of ailments that have been successfully treated. On three days event, everything will be discussed, including herbal plants, the preservation of Vedic manuscripts, the production of medicines, and methods for clinical trials. The World Ayurveda Foundation and the Ministry of AYUSH will collaborate with the World Health Organization (WHO).
Similar to the Mahayajna of Ayurveda, this. On one side, there was a panel discussion, and on the other, hundreds of research papers were presented. This congress will also record international Ayurvedic success stories. The progress and legacy of Ayurveda are the subject of the short film festival. The World Ayurveda Congress is scheduled to take place in Panjim, Goa, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be there. Sarbananda Sonwal, Minister of AYUSH; Baidya Rajesh Kotecha, Union Secretary of AYUSH; Dr. Rajesh Gokhale, Secretary of the Biotechnology Ministry; Srivari Chandrasekhar, Secretary of the Ministry of Pharmaceuticals; and S. Aparna, Secretary of the Ministry of Science and Technology. Additionally, there are Niti Aayog members present. In addition, officials, professors, and scientists from a number of national institutions, including JNU, IIT Jodhpur, and IIT Delhi, are present. Professor Mita Kotecha of the National Institute of Ayurveda in Jaipur, Professor Tanuja Nesari of the All India Institute of Ayurveda in Delhi, Dr. Rajagopala S, and Dr. Anurag Pandey of the Banaras Hindu University Officials from Jamnagar IPGPT are also present.
WHO has already approved the establishment of an Ayurvedic global center in Delhi. The event in Goa will also feature a group of WHO representatives. The Maldives, Indonesia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and numerous other nations are also present. While Ayurveda examples of overcoming adversity have been recorded, examples of Ayurveda compositions recuperated up until this point will likewise be brought to the general population. The Vedic diet, how Ayurveda has prevented epidemics, and the application of Ayurveda in veterinary medicine are all covered in marathon episodes. In addition, Ayurveda's business potential will be highlighted both domestically and internationally.
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