AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAyurveda Spotlight: India’s 11th Ayurveda Day drew massive global participation, with 13.1 million registered participants and 132.5 million supporters via the official digital platform, plus thousands of community camps and plant initiatives. Preventive Care Push: At a Health & Wellness Summit, Dr. Jitendra Singh urged a shift from treating illness to building physical and mental well-being, citing Ayurveda, yoga and lifestyle as key to healthier aging. Ayush Growth Numbers: A new RIS study released during Ayurveda Day estimates Ayush services at $36.92B in 2024-25, projected to reach $216–318B by 2047, supporting 1.76M livelihoods and $1.77B in medical value travel. Global Traditional Medicine: Traditional Chinese medicine continues to gain U.S. traction, with acupuncture now familiar to many younger patients. Community Wellness Events: Nepal’s Armed Police ran health camps for 4,500 flood-affected people in Nuwakot, including special checks in holding centers. Legal/Health Debate: Kerala’s “Liver Doctor” withdrew his Supreme Court challenge to homeopathic Arsenicum Album 30 guidance, saying he’d lost faith in the judiciary.
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