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Hans India
17-05-2025
- Health
- Hans India
Youth are torchbearers of a healthier India: Union Minister
Ujire: Union Minister of Law and Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal, addressing a gathering of over 10,000 students and 300 delegates, declared youths as 'torchbearers of a healthier India,' urging them to adopt naturopathy and yoga to counter modern lifestyle ailments. He was speaking at the valedictory function of the five-day Yoga and Naturopathy International Conference on Friday. The five-day conference, held from May 12 to 16 under the aegis of the SDM Educational Society, the Indian Naturopathy and Yoga Graduate Medical Association, and the Ministry of Ayush, explored the theme 'the human body has immunity and goes back to nature.' Meghwal emphasised the harmony between the five natural elements—earth, water, fire, air, and space—and the human body. 'Whatever exists in the universe is within us,' he said, advocating a digital detox to combat the mental and physical toll of excessive screen time. He urged young participants to shun addictions and embrace mindful living. Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade, Dharmadhikari of Dharmasthala and President of SDM Educational Society, captivated the audience with a simple yet profound observation: 'Even animals turn to nature to heal, but humans have lost this instinct.' Karnataka Legislative Assembly Speaker U.T. Khadar described naturopathy as a 'valuable gift' from India's ancient traditions, capable of treating 90% of diseases through nature-based practices. Lamenting society's growing disconnection from the environment, he called for yoga to become a daily practice and urged medical professionals to explore alternative medicines derived from India's rich biodiversity. The event, a blend of research presentations, cultural competitions, and expert dialogues, showcased the growing global interest in holistic healing. Principal Dr. Prashanth Shetty, whose leadership has positioned the college as a centre of excellence by the Ministry of Ayush, welcomed the dignitaries, Vice Principal Dr. Sujata, MLC K. Pratap Simha Nayak, SDM Educational Society secretaries D. Harshendra Kumar and Dr. Satheeshchandra, and INYGMA president Dr. Naveen K.V. were present.
Time of India
16-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Naturopathy highlights need for natural balance: Meghwal
Mangaluru: Whatever is present in the universe exists within us as well, and the proportion of these elements in our bodies should reflect their natural balance , said minister of law and justice Arjun Ram Meghwal. He spoke at the valedictory programme of the third International Conference on Yoga and Naturopathy organised by SDM College of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences, Ujire, on Friday. He added that naturopathy is already a part of our daily lives, although many people remain unaware of its presence and benefits. He emphasised that while the physical body depends on food and material needs, the mind requires affection. He stressed the need for digital detox in the current era, as the excessive use of electronic devices is having a significant impact on both physical and mental health. He highlighted that the five fundamental elements of nature—earth, water, fire, air, and space—are also present within the human body. He urged the youth to stay away from addictions and lead healthier, more mindful lives. "You are the torchbearers of leading India into a healthier future," he told the young participants. D Veerendra Heggade, president of SDM Educational Society, expressed his appreciation for the conference, stating that participants were highly enthusiastic and benefited from several insightful sessions. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like They Lost Their Money - Learn From Their Lesson Expertinspector Click Here Undo He noted that the theme of the conference was particularly compelling, emphasising the body's natural ability to heal itself. "For example, even animals instinctively turn to nature to heal themselves, but humans have lost that connection," he said. "Many health problems arise due to our growing distance from nature. Nearly 90% of diseases can be treated through naturopathy and being with nature," said UT Khader, speaker of assembly . He further stated that naturopathy is a valuable gift from ancient Indian traditions to the world, and the biggest challenge today is society's increasing disconnection from nature. He also highlighted the importance of yoga in daily life, stating that it should be an integral part of one's routine for holistic well-being . Conferences like these play a vital role in spreading awareness and exchanging knowledge.
Hans India
16-05-2025
- Health
- Hans India
Naturopathy is India's Gift to the World: Leaders Urge Youth to Embrace Holistic Healing at Ujire Conference
Ujire: Union Minister of Law and Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal, addressing a gathering of over 10,000 students and 300 delegates, declared youths as 'torchbearers of a healthier India,' urging them to adopt naturopathy and yoga to counter modern lifestyle ailments. He was speaking at the valedictory function of the five-day Yoga and Naturopathy International Conference on Friday. The five-day conference, held from May 12 to 16 under the aegis of the SDM Educational Society, the Indian Naturopathy and Yoga Graduate Medical Association, and the Ministry of Ayush, explored the theme 'the human body has immunity and goes back to nature.' Meghwal emphasised the harmony between the five natural elements—earth, water, fire, air, and space—and the human body. 'Whatever exists in the universe is within us,' he said, advocating a digital detox to combat the mental and physical toll of excessive screen time. He urged young participants to shun addictions and embrace mindful living. Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade, Dharmadhikari of Dharmasthala and President of SDM Educational Society, captivated the audience with a simple yet profound observation: 'Even animals turn to nature to heal, but humans have lost this instinct.' He stressed that disciplined habits—fasting, balanced diets, and regular sleep—could restore the body's natural healing capacity. 'True healing begins with self-awareness,' he said, commending the conference's vibrant sessions and enthusiastic participation. Karnataka Legislative Assembly Speaker U.T. Khadar described naturopathy as a 'valuable gift' from India's ancient traditions, capable of treating 90% of diseases through nature-based practices. Lamenting society's growing disconnection from the environment, he called for yoga to become a daily practice and urged medical professionals to explore alternative medicines derived from India's rich biodiversity. 'Conferences like these are vital for spreading awareness and fostering knowledge exchange,' he said. The event, a blend of research presentations, cultural competitions, and expert dialogues, showcased the growing global interest in holistic healing. Principal Dr. Prashanth Shetty, whose leadership has positioned the college as a centre of excellence by the Ministry of Ayush, welcomed the dignitaries, Vice Principal Dr. Sujata, MLC K. Pratap Simha Nayak, SDM Educational Society secretaries D. Harshendra Kumar and Dr. Satheeshchandra, and INYGMA president Dr. Naveen K.V were present.
