Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi on the occasion.The Ayurveda Day observations so far have these helped to add to the body of knowledge in Ayurveda, and also to showcase the rewards of this glorious science before the public. The Ministry also organised a National Seminar on “Enterpreneurship and Business Development in Ayurveda” in association with NITI Aayog at Dr. The third Ayurveda Day was observed on 4th November 2018 on the theme Ayurveda for Public Health.

The theme of the 2nd Ayurveda Day was “Ayurveda for Pain Management”. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi graced the main event of the Second Ayurveda Day held on 17th October 2019, the highlight of which was that the All India Institute of Ayurveda, SaritaVihar, New Delhi was dedicated to the Nation. Since then, the Ministry of Ayush has been consistent in coming out with ideas and measures on or around the Ayurveda Day each year, and through them, in taking the rewards of Ayurveda to the public. With the help of the protocol, emphasis was placed on treating Diabetes with the help of Ayurveda and its effective management. The implementation of the mission was carried out through a specially designed National Treatment Protocol. On the first Ayurveda Day, the Ministry launched the campaign ‘Mission Madhumeha through Ayurveda’. The Ministry of Ayush has taken up many praise-worthy measures to meet these objectives.

In addition, the Day also creates awareness among the youth about Ayurvedic principles of daily living. Various efforts are taken up as part of the Ayurveda Day activities to contribute towards National Health Policy and various public health programmes. The main aim of the Government in observing the Day is to further promote Ayurveda into the mainstream healthcare system and to tap into the well known strengths of Ayurveda to address some of the serious public health challenges of the country.

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