Balkrishna further said that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi is coming to Haridwar to inaugurate the country’s biggest research institute named as Patanjali Research Institute and a herbal garden in Patanjali premises on May 3. “Built in a span of two years with an estimated cost of Rs 200 crores with the active involvement of over 200 scientists, the PRI is planning to go for accreditation from National Accreditation Board for testing and calibration laboratories (NABl),” said the Acharya. The laboratory would have facilities right from plant identification, active compound isolation, clinical trial to final drug discovery and development. “For the farmers, it would be a boon since they would come to know which kind of soil is good for their crops,” he added.