Dhaka:The 11th Ayurveda Day was observed at the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre in Dhaka, focusing on the theme 'Ayurveda for a Healthier Tomorrow'. The event gathered practitioners, academics, students, and cultural figures to celebrate the ancient medical tradition.
According to United News of Bangladesh, the programme included an interactive workshop on Ayurveda and preventive healthcare. The workshop was led by Dr Mohammad Mamun Mia, Principal of Nur-Majid Ayurvedic College, Prof Dr Babul Akter from Hamdard University, and Dr Md Jakir Hossain of Nur-Majid Ayurvedic College.
High Commissioner of India, Dinesh Trivedi, emphasized Ayurveda as a part of the shared knowledge traditions between India and Bangladesh. He highlighted opportunities for increased cooperation in traditional medicine, research, and knowledge exchange between the two nations.
The event also featured the unveiling of a wool tapestry depicting Lord Ganesha, created by Bangladeshi artist Shahin Sobhana Surovi. Additionally, noted vocalist Ranjan Chandra Sarker delivered a classical musical performance, contributing a cultural element to the event.
Students from prominent universities and research institutes engaged in Ayurveda and traditional medicine participated enthusiastically, underscoring the event's blend of health, heritage, and culture.