New Delhi, India
"Our fight against Covid is still on, and holistic healthcare has made an impact across the globe in this fight. AYUSH is now gaining prominence worldwide, leading to an increase in AYUSH exports," said the Indian Prime Minister today (July 31), addressing the country on the monthly radio show âMann Ki Baat.â
The Indian leader stated that the countryâs war against COVID-19 is still ongoing and that holistic healthcare has made a global impact in this fight as India continues to record over 10,000 cases over the past few days. The Prime Minister emphasised that there has been an increase in the amount of ayurvedic research done, ANI reported.
According to the data released by the Union Health Ministry, India registered 19,673 cases in the last 24 hours, bringing the total to 4,40,19811. In this instance, there are 1,43,676 active cases, accounting for 0.33 per cent of all the cases.
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As per the Prime Minister in his show, a rise in ayurvedic plant research has been observed during the Covid phase. The Indian Virtual Herbarium has been launched with information on more than one hundred thousand specimens.
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Modi highlighted benefits of honey mentioning it as âAmritâ in ayurveda due to its health benefits. The leader praised several entrepreneurs due to their increased sales in the honey business.
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The leader further in his show announced the âHar Ghar Tirangaâ campaign from August 2 to 15 and urged the citizens to use âtirangaâ or the traditional Indian flag as their profile picture on social media. The initiative is organised as a part of the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav. Modi urged the citizens to take the initiative to hoist the national flag on their houses.
The Prime Minister wants the country to commemorate first the birth anniversary of Pingli Vekhaiya on August 2, who designed the national flag, and to celebrate Indiaâs 75th Independence Day.
(With inputs from agencies)
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