Shoolini University in Solan will soon set up a 100-bed Naturopathy and Yoga hospital with a grant of Rs 80 lakh by the Central Government.
Central Council for Research in a communication to the university has conveyed a financial assistance of Rs 80 lakh for establishment of 100 bedded hospital0. The University also proposes to start a UGC approved five-year Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS) from the next academic session.
Vice Chancellor, Prof PK Khosla, said, “Government of India had an initiative for re-establishing and practicing, and to increase the acceptability of Yoga and Naturopathy in today’s world and for betterment of mankind. In light of this, Central Council for Research in Yoga & Naturopathy (CCRYN), Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, New Delhi approved a Yoganada Medical School of Yoga and Naturopathy (100 bed hospital) at Shoolini University.”
This 100 hospital, region’s first of its kind in a university, is being created within one year of time span to impart knowledge and practices of Yoga Sciences and meditation with the aid of naturopathic medications for health and wellbeing. The facility is inclusive of Yoga centre, bath centre, massage laboratory, diet centre, exercise/acupuncture centre, pathology, meditation hall and herbal garden.The services would be available 24x7 for the people.