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The camp provided free consultations, personalised health assessments and pulse diagnosis (NadiPariksha) for residents from Keegam and adjoining villages. Participants also received guidance on diet, lifestyle and herbal remedies based on their body constitution (Prakriti). Special awareness sessions were held on preventive healthcare, seasonal wellness (Ritucharya), yoga and simple home remedies for common ailments.
To ensure immediate benefit, free Ayurvedic medicines were distributed for frequently encountered health issues. The opening day alone saw 161 patients from villages including Keegam, Gujjarpatti, Radbugha, Kandi, Tarich, Natnussa, Drugmulla and even far-off Nagri, reflecting the trust and enthusiasm of the local populace.
Locals expressed heartfelt appreciation for the initiative, highlighting how the camp not only provided side-effect free healthcare but also empowered them with knowledge to maintain their own health naturally. Many participants noted that such opportunities bridge traditional wisdom with modern community needs, fostering a sense of cultural pride and wellness.
This effort by Chinar Corps of Indian Army stands as a testament to the Indian Army’s commitment towards community welfare, cultural preservation and strengthening bonds with the local populace.
