The Union minister of state for home affairs, Mr Mullappally Ramach-andran, emphasised on Sunday, the need for greater awareness among people about the effective health remedies available in ancient Kerala Ayurveda, and said that the Central government was ready to extend all logistic and financial support to indigenous medicine.The Union minister of state for home affairs, Mr Mullappally Ramach-andran, emphasised on Sunday, the need for greater awareness among people about the effective health remedies available in ancient Kerala Ayurveda, and said that the Central government was ready to extend all logistic and financial support to indigenous medicine.
Inaugurating the Kerala Ayurveda hospital at Golagamudi village of Venkatachalam mandal of SPSR Nellore district here, Mr Ramachandran said that Kerala Ayurveda was held in high regard throughout India and its efficacy had even spread to other countries.
“Malayalis are known for their service-oriented nature, having made rapid strides in the field of nursing and other vital sectors of social life. Nurses from Kerala have proved that they are a great asset to the nation. There is no place on earth without the presence of a Malayali,” he said.
He appreciated the AP state government for providing one acre to the local Malayalees Foundation for construction of the Kerala Ayurveda hospital. “Thousands of people from all over India and abroad come to picturesque locations in Kerala to seek a cure for their uncured ailments through Kerala Ayurveda. Setting up branch hospitals elsewhere in the country will help patients,” he said.
Ongole MP, Mr Magunta Srinivasulu Reddy, asked the hospital management to live up to the expectations of the people of Nellore district. He expressed hope that the hospital would soon achieve name and fame at the national and international levels.
Local leaders and some prominent Ayurveda practitioners from Nellore took part in the function.
Source:Decaan Herald
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