VARANASI: Governor Anandiben Patel said, “Natural medicine was born with nature and references of this ancient and archaic treatment are found in the Vedas and Purna”. She spoke at the 40th National Conference of the All India Naturopathy Council on ‘Indian Knowledge Traditions and Traditions’. The event was jointly organized by All India Naturopathy Council and Yoga and Naturopathy Education Center, Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith. Vedas and Puranas. It is not only a source of information for diagnosis of diseases, but also a philosophy of life,” she said, adding that the effectiveness of the Indian healthcare system was seen during the COVID-19 period, with drugs being ineffective. However, he added that herbs and yoga provided invaluable information. “We have abandoned our traditional food traditions and started consuming junk food, and the side effects of that are now looming before our eyes,” she added. Shankar Kumar Sanyal said that the natural treatment system is completely based on Vedic science and is based on the five elements of nature and is risk-free. “Natural remedies are very important in this era of environmental pollution,” he said. KGKV Vice-Chancellor Prof AK Tyagi, who presides over the programme, said that India’s knowledge tradition is great and needs to be presented in its proper form. “Naturopathy education is an important part of that knowledge tradition. Harmony with nature is very important in our daily life and in our diet.The next session will introduce yoga and naturopathy at undergraduate and postgraduate level. There are plans to introduce subjects related to this,” the VC said. In another event, the governor inaugurated the Kashi International Art Exhibition 2023. The Governor presented the Padma Shri Baba Yogendra organized at Gamahapur in Gangapur district under the joint support of Institute of Fine Arts and Sanskar Bharti. The Governor emphasized the need for fine arts for the proper and positive development of society. She presented certificates and prizes to the winning artists. Welcoming the Governor and her guests, IFA Director Awadesh Kumar Singh highlighted the Khasi International Art Exhibition. Around 123 artists from India and abroad participated in this exhibition. As many as nine artists received awards for their work.
