Karnataka Governor Calls for Blend of Tradition and Technology to Globalise Ayurveda
Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot on Thursday emphasised the need to integrate traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern technology to promote the ancient medical system globally. He was speaking at the convocation of Bhagavan Mahaveer Jain Ayurvedic Medical College in Gajendragad, Gadag district.
Describing Ayurveda as more than a curative system, the Governor called it a scientific guide for a healthy lifestyle. He noted that Karnataka holds a special place in Ayurveda and naturopathy, with its educational institutions preparing youths for a better future.
Urging budding Ayurveda practitioners to imbibe the ideals of Bhagavan Mahaveer, Mr. Gehlot stressed the importance of committed service to society. He highlighted that Ayurveda is the result of generations of study, research, and experience, with its primary goal being to preserve health and cure disease.
Referring to the adverse effects of modern stressful lifestyles, the Governor said Ayurveda offers effective remedies. He asserted that India has made invaluable contributions to the world through Yoga and Ayurveda, and every Indian should take pride in this ancient wisdom and heritage.
The convocation was presided over by college Chairman Ashokkumar Bagmar. Secretary Ajitkumar Bagmar briefed attendees, stating that efforts are made to ensure students imbibe values alongside education. Principal Dr. Narayanrao delivered introductory remarks. Directors Sadeep Jinavasara, Tarabai Bagmar, Vardhaman Bagmar, Deputy Commissioner C.N. Sridhar, SP Rohan Jagadish, and others were present.
