"In a world where health is both a concern and a priority, returning to the roots of natural healing—Ayurveda—is no longer a choice but a necessity."
Ayurveda, once central to Indian living, has gradually lost relevance—not because its principles weakened, but because our lifestyles drifted away from them. More than a system of medicine, Ayurveda is a comprehensive way of living rooted in “Ritucharya”, which aligns lifestyle with seasonal changes; “Dinacharya”, the daily routines that harmonize mind and body; and “Aharacharya”, the practice of mindful eating based on one’s constitution.
These timeless principles make Ayurveda a truly holistic pathy, far beyond mere curative treatments. However, rapid urbanisation, shifting food habits, and declining awareness have caused this rich tradition to be overshadowed by quick-fix health solutions. To revive these foundational practices and reconnect communities with authentic preventive wellness, DJJS Aarogya has stepped forward at the grassroots level.
To bridge the gap between traditional Ayurvedic wisdom and modern health needs, DJJS Aarogya conducts monthly free health camps across 66 villages surrounding Divya Dham Centre of DJJS. These camps offer:
- Free diagnosis and consultations
- Free distribution of Ayurvedic medicines
- Lifestyle and diet counselling based on “Ritucharya”, “Dinacharya”, and “Aharacharya”
- Awareness on preventive health, empowering communities to take charge of their well-being
This initiative forms a crucial part of the DJJS Aarogya Program—committed to holistic health, preventive care, education, awareness, and community engagement, ensuring that Ayurveda becomes a living, relevant practice once again.
Event Highlights
The October and November 2025 Ayurvedic Health camps witnessed an overwhelming response:
- October 5, 2025: Served 154 beneficiaries
- November 2, 2025: Benefited 143 individuals
- December 7, 2025: Served 155 beneficiaries
Activities included:
✔ Free personalized Ayurvedic consultations
✔ Nadi Parikshan (Pulse Diagnosis)
✔ Herbal medicines tailored to individual constitution
✔ Diet & lifestyle guidance based on Ayurvedic principles
These camps are now a regular initiative, conducted every first Sunday of the month, ensuring continuity and follow-up care for the community.
Leading the effort were Dr. Manoj Shamkuwar, Medical Superintendent and HOD, Department of Panchkarma, A&U Tibbia College, and Dr. Sujata Rajan, Principal (Ayurved), A&U Tibbia College and Hospital, along with a team of nine dedicated doctors.
These camps are more than healthcare services—they are a movement towards holistic well-being, reaffirming our commitment to serve humanity with compassion and expertise. By making Ayurvedic care accessible, we empower communities to embrace healthier lifestyles and prevent disease naturally.
