The summit was hosted by the Prashanti Ayurved Center and supported by the Ministry of Ayush, Government of India, along with the Department of Ayush, Government of Karnataka. The event aimed to promote Ayurveda on a global platform and to strengthen dialogue between traditional Ayurvedic wisdom and modern healthcare systems.
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More than 8,000 registered delegates, including Ayurvedic physicians, researchers, academicians, students, policymakers, and industry professionals from across India and several countries, participated in the event, making it one of the largest international gatherings dedicated to Ayurveda, reports TOI. The programme featured scientific sessions, panel discussions, keynote lectures, research presentations, and interactive forums. Key themes included evidence-based Ayurveda, integrative medicine, preventive healthcare, and the global relevance of India’s traditional knowledge systems.
Dr Patankar was conferred the award in recognition of his decades-long service to Ayurvedic clinical practice, research, and education. He has also played a significant role in promoting authentic Ayurvedic practices at both national and international levels. During the summit, Dr Patankar delivered a lecture focusing on the practical application of classical Ayurvedic principles in modern clinical practice, which was well received by delegates.
After receiving the award, Dr Patankar expressed his gratitude, dedicating the honour to his teachers and mentors, including Dr Sameer Jamadagni, Dr Gopakumar, and his Sadguru, Shri Anandnath Maharaj. He also acknowledged the support of his students, patients, family, friends, well-wishers, and followers, emphasising that their encouragement had been instrumental throughout his professional journey.
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