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The facility will provide facilities to train yoga and naturopathy professionals for capacity building programs in the areas of cardiac rehabilitation, diabetes rehabilitation, autoimmune diseases and NCD risk reduction.
Union Ayush Minister Sarbananda Sonowal and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Sunday laid the foundation stone of the Central Institute of Yoga and Naturopathy along with a 100-bed Yoga and Naturopathy Hospital in Dibrugarh, Assam.
The facility will provide facilities to train yoga and naturopathy professionals for capacity building programs in the areas of cardiac rehabilitation, diabetes rehabilitation, autoimmune diseases and NCD risk reduction. The center will also provide inpatient, outpatient, and day care services.
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“This will empower Assam and the entire Northeast, take advantage of its rich flora and fauna, and drive expansion of the Ayush sector with peripheral growth in hospitality, patient care and medical tourism,” Prime Minister (Narendra) Modi Ji said. This is further proof of the efforts of the sector,” Sonowal said.
CM Sarma said, “The Union government is providing tremendous support by adding one central agency after another, reinforcing the vision of an Atmanirbhar (self-sufficient) Bharat.” Naturopathy and yoga are two of Ayush’s most important fields, which not only cure diseases but also rejuvenate the mind and body, enabling you to tackle any challenge and lead a healthy life. Sarma said.
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Date first uploaded: January 28, 2024 20:23 IST
