Service Recognition Ceremony Held at the 175th Monthly Community Feast of Mat-Pita Gaudham Mahatirth; Social Workers Honored S.A.S.Nagar 5 July ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : A grand 'Seva Samman Samaroh' (Service Felicitation Ceremony) was organized on the occasion of the 175th monthly *Bhandara* held at Mat-Pita Gaudham Mahateerth, located on the Banur-Ambala Road in Khallaur village, Mohali. On this occasion, the organization honored inspiring individuals who have made outstanding contributions in the fields of society, the nation, the environment, spirituality, and public service. A large number of devotees, cow enthusiasts, and social workers from various regions—including Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Delhi—were present on this occasion. An atmosphere of immense enthusiasm and devotion prevailed among the devotees throughout the program. Immersed in a spirit of deep devotion during the *Havan-Yajna*, *Satsang*, and *Bhajan-Kirtan*, the devotees received the blessin...
200 Patients Benefit from Free Ayurvedic Mega Health Check-up Camp
“Adopt Ayurveda, Earn Health – Not Disease”: Dr. Sukhjinder
Chandigarh 5 July ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Yogees Ayurveda organised a free Ayurvedic Mega Health Check-up Camp in Sector 22, Chandigarh, on Sunday, where nearly 200 patients underwent health check-ups and received expert medical consultations. The camp offered specialised Ayurvedic consultations for a wide range of health conditions, including skin disorders, liver diseases, digestive ailments, women’s health issues, obesity and weight management, joint pain, prostate disorders, kidney diseases, diabetes, thyroid disorders, stress, depression, and autism.
Dr. Sukhjinder Singh Yogi of Yogees Ayurveda said that lifestyle-related diseases are increasing rapidly due to changing habits and unhealthy routines. Keeping this in mind, the camp was organised to provide people with natural, safe, and holistic healthcare through Ayurveda. He added that every patient received personalised consultation based on their health condition, along with guidance on adopting a healthier lifestyle.
Dr. Yogi emphasised that Ayurveda focuses on preventing diseases by addressing their root causes and promoting overall well-being. “Adopt Ayurveda, earn health—not disease,” he said while encouraging people to embrace a balanced lifestyle supported by traditional Ayurvedic practices. He further announced that similar free health camps will continue to be organised in the future so that more people can benefit from the holistic healing approach of Ayurveda.
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