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Ayurveda shows us way to understand life, achieve balance and live in harmony with nature: PM Modi

“Ayurveda shows us way to understand life, achieve balance and live in harmony with nature: PM Modi”, IANS, January 28, 2026

“Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday here that Ayurveda in India has not been confined to any one period or region, adding that throughout the ages, this ancient system of medicine has shown us the way to understand life, to achieve balance and to live in harmony with nature.

He was addressing the centenary celebrations of the “Arya Vaidya Sala Charitable Hospital” in Kerala through a video message.

“We have consistently focused on preventive health, the National AYUSH Mission was launched with this vision. We must adapt to the changing times and increase the use of modern technology and Al in Ayurveda,” Prime Minister Modi said……”

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