Key Highlights.
- Free General Health Camp organized on –
18 September – Free General Health Camp: Gram Naugawan, Harsha Patti, Bareilly
19 September – Free General Health Camp: Baba Dudhadari Mandir, BareillyOrganized as part of the 11th Ayurveda Day Celebration.
- Coordinators: Dr. Gyan Dev Sharma, Dr. Kanchan Bhardwaj & Dr. R. B. Prajapati.
- A total of43 local residents benefited from free 2-day Ayurvedic consultation and health check-ups.
- Prakriti Parikshan, Blood Pressure, Weight & Temperature assessments conducted.
- Awareness provided on diet, lifestyle and preventive healthcare.
- Promoted Ayurvedic healthcare and rural community outreach.
- Free General Health Camp organized as part of the 11th Ayurveda Day Celebration.
- Coordinators: Dr. Gyan Dev Sharma, Dr. Kanchan Bhardwaj & Dr. R. B. Prajapati.
- 43 local residents benefited from each free Ayurvedic consultation and health check-ups.
- Prakriti Parikshan, Blood Pressure, Weight & Temperature assessments conducted.
- Awareness provided on diet, lifestyle and preventive healthcare.
- Rohilkhand Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital, Bareilly organized a series of academic, awareness, and student-centered activities to commemorate the 11th Ayurveda Day under the theme “Ayurveda for a Healthier Tomorrow.” The celebrations focused on promoting awareness about the relevance of Ayurveda, healthy living, preventive healthcare, and the responsible use of traditional knowledge in modern society.
19 September – Seminar on Ayurveda Day
Theme:Ayurveda for a Healthier Tomorrow.”A seminar was organized on 19 September based on the theme “Ayurveda for a Healthier Tomorrow.” The programme featured presentations by BAMS 2024 Batch students along with faculty members, including Prof. Dr. Mukesh Kumar Saxena and Prof. H. S. Rai. The speakers highlighted the importance of Ayurveda in promoting preventive healthcare, healthy lifestyles, and a healthier future.The seminar was attended by all BAMS students and faculty members, who actively participated in the academic programme and discussions.
21 September – Poster and Slogan Competition
22 September – Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan & Awareness Rally
A seminar on the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan was organized on 22 September. Prof. Dr. Sivajothydelivered an informative presentation on “Narco-Terrorism and Substance Abuse,” highlighting the harmful consequences of substance abuse and the importance of awareness and prevention.Following the seminar, Dr. Jayadev, Department of Agad Tantra, administered the Nasha Mukt Bharat pledge. Students, faculty members, and hospital staff participated in the pledge and reaffirmed their commitment towards a substance-free society.
Ayurveda Day Awareness Rally
An Ayurveda Day Awareness Rally was conducted with the participation of students and faculty members. The rally was held in the presence of Dr. Vishal Agarwal (Director), Prof. Dr. R. K. Tewari (Principal),Dr. Sushanta Kumar Sahoo,Prof. Dr. Sivajothy,Dr. Gyan Dev Sharma, Dr. AkhinnaSasidharanand other faculty members. The rally aimed to spread awareness about Ayurveda and its role in promoting healthy living and preventive healthcare.
Nukkad Natak – Street Play
A Nukkad Natak (street play) was presented by the students as part of the Ayurveda Day celebrations. Through an engaging and informative performance, students conveyed messages related to Ayurveda, healthy living, and social awareness.
23 September – Quiz Competition & Prize Distribution
A Quiz Competition was organized on 23 September, providing students with an opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge of Ayurveda and related subjects. The programme concluded with a Prize Distribution Ceremony, where the winners and participants were appreciated for their active involvement and performance.The programme concluded with an address by Prof. Dr. R. K. Tewari, Principal, who emphasized the significance of Ayurveda Day and highlighted the importance of Ayurveda in building a healthier tomorrow.
Conclusion
The 11th Ayurveda Day celebrations successfully brought together students, faculty members, and hospital staff through a series of seminars, competitions, awareness activities, pledge-taking, rallies, and cultural performances. The programmes provided an
