Summary
Schools, hospitals, and research centers held yoga classes, art contests, and plant‑planting events.
A big walk and a run helped people learn about staying active.
Experts also talked about new ideas and inventions in natural medicine.
It was the 11th time India marked Ayurveda Day in 2026.
The Central Ayurveda Research Institute in Jhansi organized yoga camps and a plant‑giving drive.
The R.R.A. Podar Central Ayurveda Research Institute in Mumbai held a webinar on research and a cooking contest with healthy meals.
Across the country, more than 100 medicinal plant saplings were given to schools and communities.
The celebrations ended with a traditional health prayer called Dhanvantari Puja.
Schools, hospitals, and research centers held yoga classes, art contests, and plant‑planting events.
A big walk and a run helped people learn about staying active.
Experts also talked about new ideas and inventions in natural medicine.
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