Karnataka to get First Ayush Sports Medicine Centre
Mangaluru: India's second National Ayush sports medicine centre under National Ayush Mission shall be set up in the Mangaluru soon, the centre shall be the first of its kind dedicated to the athletes in Karnataka.
In September 2021 MLA D Vedavyasa Kamath urged Union Minister for Ayush Sarbanand Sonowal to sanction a sports medicine centre in Mangaluru. In response, the Ministry of Ayush gave a nod to the proposal.
Thrissur district in Kerala is the first in India to get an Ayush sports medicine centre.
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Dr Mohammad Iqbal, district Ayush officer, told TOI "The department has plans to commence the centre with Mangala Stadium as its base since all sports activities take place there. The stadium has all facilities required for athletes, and it also houses a sports hostel. Meanwhile, the Ayush Hospital building located in the Wenlock District Hospital premises will also be utilised for the centre. In addition, a new building for the sports medicine centre will be constructed in a suitable location, which is yet to be finalised in the city. The government has already released Rs 2.5 crore towards staff salary and the purchase of equipment. We will prepare a detailed project report (DPR) for the proposed new building soon."
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