NEW DELHI – On April 10, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared an article written by Union Minister of State for AYUSH, Prataprao Jadhav, which underscores the vital role of homeopathy in India’s health and wellness ecosystem. Shared via a post on X (formerly Twitter), the Prime Minister noted that the piece articulates how homeopathy has evolved into a holistic, patient-centric component of India’s diverse healthcare framework.
A Pathway to Viksit Bharat
In his article, Minister Jadhav highlighted that homeopathy—with its deep-rooted community connection and sustainable treatment approach—offers a viable pathway toward the national goal of Viksit Bharat (Developed India).
- Affordability and Inclusion: The Minister emphasized that homeopathy contributes to a model of well-being that is not only effective but also socially inclusive and environmentally responsible.
- Last Mile Healthcare: Jadhav described the system as a powerful tool for “Last Mile Healthcare,” ensuring that even underserved populations have access to affordable medical care.
World Homeopathy Day 2026
The Prime Minister’s endorsement coincided with the commemoration of World Homeopathy Day 2026, observed under the theme “Homoeopathy for Sustainable Health”.
- Institutional Strength: Currently, India boasts a robust network comprising approximately 3.45 lakh registered practitioners, over 8,500 dispensaries, and 291 homeopathic colleges.
- Evidence-Based Advancement: Minister Jadhav stressed the government’s commitment to strengthening the field through interdisciplinary collaboration and sustained research to ensure high-quality standards.
Global and Domestic Recognition
The government noted that homeopathy has witnessed growing acceptance both in India and globally, particularly for managing lifestyle and chronic diseases. Initiatives like ‘Aura’ and ‘AYUSH ID’ are being leveraged to enhance transparency and accessibility within the sector, further integrating traditional knowledge with modern scientific research.
