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Acharya Balakrishna's Birth Anniversary Celebrated as Herbal Medicine Day

Acharya Balakrishna's birthday was celebrated as Herbal Medicine Day with yoga practitioners planting medicinal plants and spreading environmental awareness.

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Acharya Balakrishna's Birth Anniversary Celebrated as Herbal Medicine Day

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Herbal Medicine Day Celebrations

The birth anniversary of Acharya Balakrishna was observed with a special event at the old age home near Hanuman Temple in Somwara Bazaar, Kareli, on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The celebration was designated as Herbal Medicine Day.

Yoga practitioners not only offered prayers for Acharya Balakrishna's good health and long life but also conveyed a message of environmental conservation by planting medicinal saplings. Yoga instructor Yogacharya Sushil Soni elaborated on the significance and healing capabilities of Indian Ayurveda.

Importance of Ayurveda and Herbs

Yogacharya Sushil Soni stated that effective treatments for all serious diseases are possible within Indian Ayurveda, provided it is used correctly. He also highlighted the importance of herbs in daily life.

Prayers and Recognition

The event commenced with the lighting of a lamp before Lord Shri Ram, followed by yoga practitioners praying for Acharya Balakrishna's well-being and longevity. Manoj Kumar Nema, district in-charge of Bharat Swabhiman Trust Patanjali Yoga Samiti, praised Acharya Balakrishna's dedication to promoting Ayurveda, noting his efforts have significantly improved public health through India's ancient medicinal practices.

Community Engagement and Awareness

Attendees at the event included many dignitaries such as Ghanshyam Suryavanshi, Rakesh Patel, Lalit Khatri, and Satish Jain from the Patanjali Yoga Samiti. Fruits were distributed among the poor and needy. All participants pledged to prioritize Ayurveda in their daily lives near a Tulsi plant.

In line with the environmental conservation theme, numerous medicinal plants were planted. Ashish Nema, state media in-charge, explained that the event aimed to raise public health awareness through the distribution of medicines and to popularize ancient Ayurvedic practices.

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