Naidu emphasized that these teachings strengthened service-based values across the nation. Additionally, he urged everyone to spread Baba’s principles of love, dharma, service, and peace. He called upon the Sathya Sai Trust, Seva Dal, and devotees to work together for future generations. Consequently, he noted that many individuals, including atheists, were drawn toward spirituality through Baba’s influence.

The Chief Minister highlighted that Baba viewed human service as divine service. For this reason, the state government declared Baba’s birthday a state festival. Besides that, he stated that Baba’s philosophy shaped many social and spiritual movements worldwide.

Naidu added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi envisions the world as one family. Furthermore, he said the PM is promoting yoga, Ayurveda, and meditation internationally to showcase India’s spiritual strength. Finally, he expressed happiness in participating in the event and wished for greater strength to serve the people with deeper commitment.

one family. He noted that the PM is promoting Ayurveda, yoga, and meditation globally. Naidu expressed happiness at participating in the celebrations and wished for greater strength to work for public service under the Prime Minister’s guidance.

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Odinga had arrived in Kerala six days ago for Ayurvedic treatment. He collapsed around 6:30 a.m. and was rushed to Sreedhareeyam Ayurvedic Eye Hospital but could not be revived. His body is kept at Deva Matha Hospital, Koothattukulam, pending repatriation.

A towering figure in Kenyan politics for over four decades, Odinga served as Prime Minister from 2008 to 2013. He played a key role in national reconciliation after post-election violence and was a long-time opposition leader heading the Orange Democratic Movement.

PM Modi noted Odinga’s admiration for Indian culture, Ayurveda, and efforts to strengthen India-Kenya ties. Kenyan embassy officials in New Delhi are coordinating with Kerala authorities for the body’s repatriation. Local leaders and the Kenyan diaspora expressed shock and grief, while a formal statement from the Kenyan government is awaited.

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Singh met Guatemalan Defence Minister Henry David Saenz Ramos to discuss collaboration in space technology, early warning systems, defence procurement, capacity building, and humanitarian initiatives. Both sides agreed to explore new avenues for mutual support and strategic cooperation.

In the health sector, Singh held talks with Minister Joaquin Barnoya to strengthen collaboration in biotechnology, Ayurveda, medical supplies, medical tourism, and low-cost generic medicines under PMBJP. Singh also confirmed India’s donation of 650 custom-made prosthetic limbs to Guatemala, supporting the planned 50-day artificial limb fitment camp.

India and Guatemala, maintaining diplomatic relations since 1972, celebrated 53 years of partnership in May. The anniversary highlighted growing bilateral ties rooted in shared democratic values, global peace initiatives, and sustainable development, with participation from diplomats, officials, business leaders, and the Indian community.

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Ayurveda Day was designated as September 23 by the Ministry of Ayush to create a uniform calendar identity. Earlier, the day varied annually, being observed on Dhanteras. This year’s theme is “Ayurveda for People & Planet,” promoting harmony between individuals and the environment.

Jadhav shared that India’s traditional medicine sector has expanded nearly eightfold in the last decade. The manufacturing sector revenue grew from Rs 21,697 crore in 2014-15 to over Rs 1.37 lakh crore, while the services sector generated Rs 1.67 lakh crore. Exports of AYUSH and herbal products reached $1.54 billion across 150 countries.

The 10th Ayurveda Day main event will be held at the All-India Institute of Ayurveda in Goa. Key initiatives include a nationwide health checkup campaign, DRAVYA Portal for Ayurvedic ingredient data, and new integrated oncology and healthcare facilities in collaboration with Goa Government, AIIA, and Tata Memorial Center. Nationwide and global outreach events are planned to strengthen India’s leadership in holistic health systems.

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When bleeding from wounds
When the wounds become milky due to any accident, the bleeding will be severe. In that case, grind the leaves of Patrabijam and apply it on the wound and bandage it. Immediately, grind the leaves of Patrabijam and mix 10 to 20 grams with a spoon of jaggery powder and drink it internally. The bleeding from the wounds will stop immediately. If the bleeding does not stop quickly, another two or three doses can be given internally at an interval of one hour. Then the blood will definitely stop and life will be saved. When accidents happen and the organs are crushed, the doctors would fix these organs and tie these leaves on them. The crushed flesh will come back to its original state and very soon the organ will regain its health and function normally. This is called “Ranapala” in common parlance.

For the prevention of amebiasis
If you grind Tulsi leaves and Vayuvidangas equally and consume them in a dose of two and a half grams per meal for 2 times a day, amebiasis will be cured. Vayuvidangas are available in Ayurvedic shops.

Note: Some of the books we know say that depending on the severity of your disease, you should consult an Ayurvedic doctor and use medicines under his supervision.

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