Business EconomyPosted at: Jul 22 2016 5:02PM

Significance of Ayurveda will never fade: Katoch

New Delhi, Jul 22 (UNI) Advisor, Ministry of AYUSH, Dr Dinesh Katoch, today highlighted the importance of ayurveda medicines at this point of time when modern science is so advanced.
At a seminar,Dr Katoch talked about the huge demand of Ayurveda among people and in the industry and he further added that there are 9,000 companies of Ayurveda across the globe.
Dabur India Ltd Marketing Head-Ayurveda Dr Durga Prasad said, “Ayurveda offers great health solutions that help in dealing with today’s demanding lifestyle. Worldwide, people have started to adopt Ayurveda in their lives for holistic well-being. People are increasingly making Ayurveda the perfect system of health knowledge for a healthy lifestyle in today's world.”
Dabur also launched “Dabur Mediclub”, a portal aimed to create a network of medical professionals, both Ayurvedic and Allopathic, and for disseminating information regarding various Ayurvedic and health care products from Dabur.
The seminar was organised in the memory of Ratan Chand Burman & Dr Gaurilal Channa to remember these forerunners in Ayurveda and discuss Ayurveda’s significance in today’s time.
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