KSRDPR taking herbal route to healing- The New Indian Express

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GADAG: In a earth which is striving to minimize its dependence on present day drugs and shift to ayurveda, the Karnataka Condition Rural Enhancement and Panchayat Raj (KSRDPR) University in Gadag has created a Parnakuti – a conventional hut to build consciousness on the rewards of ayurveda and ayurvedic crops of Kappatagudda. On Globe Environment Working day, the workers at Parnakuti will share with learners and readers how all-natural medicines can be prepared with the plants in Smruti Vana on the university’s campus.

In rural spots, there ended up Aralikatte in which people today utilised to hold out in queues to get medicines. Impressed by the heritage of a single of the oldest clinical methods, the college resolved to create the Parnakuti, an 18×18 sq ft hut at a price of `4 lakh with bamboo and Nilgiri woods. Aralikatte is also in its remaining period.

A professor of the university, who is leading the Parnakuti undertaking, reported, “Our college students must know how our ancestors utilized to make medicines from domestically available crops. Smruti Vana has more than 150 unusual and endangered vegetation from Kappatagudda”.

Dr Vishnukanth Chatpalli, Vice Chancellor, KSRDPR College claimed, “Herbal medications are gaining great importance all over again. The college staff members, the Indian Council of Health-related Investigation and Ayush Office officials will also give solutions to our college students.”