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Updated: Jun 02, 2026 12:17 IST
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Pune (Maharashtra) [India], June 2: Emphasising the rising function of analysis and technology in strengthening conventional healthcare methods, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Sunday mentioned Ayurveda can achieve better global acceptance by scientific validation, innovation, and evidence-based analysis. He was talking on the inauguration of Rasayu Life Sciences’ new facility in Karvenagar, an organisation engaged in Ayurveda-based analysis and drug growth.
Sawant mentioned establishments equivalent to Rasayu Life Sciences are contributing considerably to the development of Ayurveda by combining conventional information with trendy scientific strategies. “The establishment of the Ministry of AYUSH under PM gave a major boost to Ayurveda research. Rasayu’s efforts in developing globally recognised medicines through research, clinical data, and modern concepts such as personalised medicine are commendable,” he mentioned.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Rajya Sabha MP and chairperson of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Science and Technology Prof. Medha Kulkarni, together with Rasayu founders Vaidya Yogesh Bendale and Vaidya Vinita Bendale.
Sawant famous that the analysis performed by Bendale and his workforce, significantly in most cancers care, has demonstrated the potential of Ayurveda when supported by scientific inquiry and documentation. He expressed confidence that the brand new facility would additional speed up analysis and innovation within the sector.
Kulkarni praised Rasayu’s efforts to advertise research-oriented Ayurveda and mentioned the establishment’s concentrate on figuring out the basis causes of ailments and presenting its findings by scientific platforms was noteworthy. She additionally highlighted the significance of growing reasonably priced medicines by indigenous analysis.
Speaking on the event, Yogesh Bendale mentioned Rasayu Life Sciences was based to combine Ayurveda with analysis and technology. “Our journey of more than three decades has resulted in over 45 patents. We continue to focus on scientific research, clinical documentation, and the development of innovative Ayurvedic therapies,” he mentioned.
The programme started with the standard lighting of the lamp and Dhanvantari pujan. Dr Pratik Torane compered the occasion, whereas Yogesh Bendale proposed the vote of thanks.
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