The Indian Mission celebrated the 11th Ayurveda Day at its premises, bringing together more than 120 participants for an engaging programme focused on Ayurveda, traditional Indian medicine and its relevance to contemporary lifestyles.
Addressing the gathering, Ambassador Devesh Uttam highlighted the growing relevance of Ayurveda in today’s world. He emphasized the continued interest in this traditional system of knowledge, particularly in the context of changing lifestyles and the growing search for approaches that promote health and well-being.
The Ambassador also spoke about the AYUSH Information Cell established at the Mission, which provides an opportunity for local communities to learn more about Ayurveda and other traditional systems of medicine covered under the AYUSH framework.
The celebration featured a video presentation on Ayurveda, showcasing it not only as an ancient tradition but also as a living system of knowledge that continues to evolve through modern research and contemporary healthcare practices.
This was followed by insightful presentations from invited speakers, who shared their knowledge and perspectives on Ayurveda, food and complementary health practices. The sessions gave participants an opportunity to deepen their understanding of Ayurveda and explore its relevance to everyday life and its growing role in the modern world.
Informational banners and pamphlets on AYUSH systems of medicine were also prominently displayed at the venue, further raising awareness of India’s traditional systems of medicine and their underlying principles.
Through the celebration, the Indian Mission highlighted the continuing relevance of Ayurveda while creating a platform for dialogue and knowledge-sharing on traditional medicine, nutrition and complementary health practices.
The Mission expressed its heartfelt appreciation to all the speakers and participants whose contributions helped make the 11th Ayurveda Day celebration a meaningful and engaging occasion.
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