Indian Commerce and Indusry Ministry is promoting the integration of modern medicine with Ayurveda, meaning “knowledge of life”, an ancient system of traditional medicine that emphasizes a balance between the mind, body and spirit, a holistic approach as health that include a wide range of treatments such as dietary changes, herbal medicine, yoga, massage and exercise, a move aiming to position India as a global benchmark in quality healthcare.
The country launched a visa - on arrival initiative for medical travellers aims to entry easier for patients from eligible countries by allowing them to obtain a 60 - day visa upon arrival at designated airports such as Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai
Key features of this initiative include eligibility for purposes such as tourism, business, and medical treatment, and potential for a double - entry facility at the discretion of the immigration office.
This move supported by a broader vision is expected to strengthen the country’s sector with the aim to establish India as a global healthcare hub of relevance.
At the 22nd CII Annual Health Summit in New Dehli,Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal highlighted this initiative will significantly enhance the country’s appeal as a medical travel destination.
The Minister emphasized that India stands on the verge of becoming a global hub for quality healthcare and called on key stakeholders to work collaboratively to realise this vision, also highlighting the government’s broader social agenda, including initiatives that ensure affordable heathcare and promote inclusivity as reported by Indo - Asian News Service (IANS), a private Indian news agency based in New Delhi.
Calling for collaboration among hospitals, the Minister urged the healthcare industry to expand nursing capacity by at least 100.000 professionals to meet both domestic and international demand, stressing that the importance of maintaining a balance between serving Indian citizens and international patients.
Secretary at the Ministry of Ayush, Vaidya Kotecha, underscored the role of Ayurveda in advancing holistic healthcare, encouraging hospitals to integrate Ayurvedic treatments and wellness programmes alongside mod ern medical practices, highlighting the global rise in demand for such therapies.
The Secretary added that globally Ayurveda, along with detoxification, yoga and holistic wellness programmes, has become increasingly popular among high - end international clients who visit India, seeking comprehensive, restorative are.
Experts observed that India is well - positioned to become a leading hub for medical travel, with far reaching benefits for employment and allied industries.
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