Medicinal Plantation Drive Marks Ayurveda Day 2026 at AIIMS Nagpur
AIIMS Nagpur celebrates Ayurveda Day 2026 with a medicinal plantation initiative aimed at promoting traditional medicine and environmental awareness.
AIIMS Nagpur hosted a Medicinal Plantation Programme on Ayurveda Day.
Dr. Prashant P. Joshi emphasized the importance of Ayurveda in modern health.
The initiative aimed to raise awareness about medicinal plants and their conservation.
On September 27, 2026, the AYUSH Department at AIIMS Nagpur celebrated Ayurveda Day by organizing a Medicinal Plantation Programme at its Herbal Garden. The event was attended by notable figures including Dr. (Prof.) Prashant P. Joshi, the Executive Director of AIIMS Nagpur, along with Shri Vijay Nayak, Deputy Director (Administration), and Dr. Raunak Dubey, Deputy Medical Superintendent, alongside faculty and staff members.
During his address, Dr. Joshi highlighted the ongoing significance of Ayurveda and the role of medicinal plants in enhancing health. He stressed the necessity of preserving traditional Indian medicinal practices and integrating them into modern healthcare systems. The event served as a reminder of the importance of indigenous knowledge and holistic approaches in promoting wellness.
The plantation drive was designed to increase awareness among healthcare professionals and the local community about the conservation of medicinal plants and their therapeutic benefits. This initiative also aimed to strengthen the link between Ayurveda, environmental care, and preventive health measures, showcasing how traditional practices can contribute to contemporary health challenges.
Dr. Rajni Kachole, AYUSH Medical Officer (Ayurveda), coordinated the programme, which saw enthusiastic participation from the AYUSH team, staff, and attendees. This collaborative effort underscored the commitment of AIIMS Nagpur to fostering a deeper understanding of Ayurveda and its relevance in today’s health landscape.
Looking ahead, AIIMS Nagpur plans to continue its efforts in promoting Ayurveda and medicinal plant conservation through various initiatives and community engagement programs. The institution aims to further educate the public on the benefits of traditional medicine and its integration into modern health practices.
