UP: First AYUSH University to come up, transforming Yoga and Ayurveda
According to the Registrar of Mahayogi Gorakhnath University, Dr Pradeep Rao, Ayurvedic medicines will also be manufactured on the university campus. For this, recently, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has also been signed with Vaidyanath Private Limited and many educational institutions.;
Lucknow: With the upcoming AYUSH university in Gorakhpur, the oldest medical discipline in the world, 'Ayurveda' and 'Yoga' will not only become more accessible but also will be able to enhance the well-being of crores of people in the state and even adjoining regions.
The city of Gorakhpur, marching towards becoming the new 'Arogya Dham' of the state will offer traditional treatment methods including those of Ayurveda and Yoga, at the Guru Gorakshnath Institute of Medical Sciences and the state's first AYUSH university.
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Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has always been an ardent advocate of Ayurveda and has continuously stressed on its effectiveness and importance. For its better accessibility, and to improve the lifestyle and the health of the people in the state, his government has also taken various measures.
The promotion of Ayurveda would increase medical tourism, and employment while medicinal farming would also get a boost and exports would strengthen the economy. Treatment through Ayurveda will not only help in improving the health of the crores of the people of the state but also of neighbouring places like northern Bihar and Nepal.
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