HP is Strengthening Ayurveda with immense wealth of medicinal herbs: Health Min Parmar
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"Himachal has an immense wealth of medicinal herbs and plants and the government is working to ensure its proper use," Himachal Pradesh Health and Family Welfare Minister Vipin Singh Parmar said, stressing that the state government is trying to strengthen Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine.
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Dharamshala: Himachal Pradesh Health and Family Welfare Minister Vipin Singh Parmar Sunday said the hill-state had an "immense wealth of medicinal herbs" and was working towards strengthening Ayurveda.
The minister was speaking at the free multi-purpose medical camps and exhibition of herbs organised by the Ayurveda Department on the occasion of Shahid Jagdish Singh Rana's martyrdom day at Jandrah near here.
Rana had died in a Naxalite attack in Bihar's Patna in 1999. Parmar announced that a free health check-up camp will be organised every year on June 2.
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