The health assessment camp being held at St Joseph University.
Dimapur, September 8 (MExN): St. Joseph University (SJU) hosted a one-day free Prakriti Health Assessment Camp for Staff in collaboration with the Department of Botany, the Institute’s Innovation Council (IIC), and the Regional Ayurveda Research Centre (RARC), Dimapur. The event aimed at promoting health and wellness among the university’s faculty and staff.
The camp, which ran from 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM, saw active participation from 50 staff members, including professors, lab assistants, technicians, and drivers. The program commenced with an inaugural session chaired by Dr. T. LirolaSangtam, Head of the Department of Botany. Dr. K. Kumar, Assistant Professor, welcomed participants, followed by a speech from Dr. K. Rajaganesh, Dean of Science and Management Studies.
The focus of the camp was on Ayurvedic principles, with emphasis on Tridosha and Prakriti. Led by Ayurvedic physicians Dr. Vilas Gangurde, Dr. Neha Mech, and Dr. Laiphrakpam Renu Devi, the camp provided insights into how dosha balance—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha—affects physical and mental health. Participants received Prakriti Cards and health counseling during practical sessions, facilitated by Mr. Nikhil Krishna, Research Assistant at RARC.
The event concluded with closing remarks from Assistant Professor Mr. Heilungraing Haiding, followed by a benediction from Dr. Temsurenla, Assistant Professor, and a group photograph.
