Aarya veer homoeopathic medical college

International Yoga Day 2025 was celebrated with great zeal and dedication at *Aaryaveer Homoeopathy Medical College* on 21st June 2025. The celebration echoed this year’s global theme “Yoga for One Earth, One Health,” emphasizing the deep connection between individual well-being and planetary health.🧘‍♂️🧘‍♀️

The program commenced early morning with a mass yoga session on the college grounds. A wide range of participants took part, including 1st to 4th-year senior students, interns, teaching faculty, hospital staff, and non-teaching staff**. Under the guidance of trained yoga instructor, everyone practiced the Common Yoga Protocol, which included basic asanas, breathing exercises, and meditation. The serene atmosphere and collective spirit made the session truly uplifting.

Following the yoga practice, our respected Principal Sir, *Dr. Mansij Kumar Pathik*, addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech. He spoke on the holistic benefits of yoga for physical, mental, and emotional health, while also underlining its spiritual essence. He stated:

*"Yoga is not just a physical discipline but a complete philosophy of life. As future healers and caregivers, it is vital that we understand and embrace this ancient science—not only to balance our own lives but also to spread its light to others. Let’s remember that true health includes the harmony of body, mind, and environment."*

The principal sir also appreciated the enthusiastic participation of all departments and encouraged students and staff alike to continue practicing yoga regularly.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks and a shared commitment by everyone present to make yoga an integral part of their daily lives—not just as a formality, but as a lifelong wellness habit.

As part of the Community Medicine curriculum, final-year students(Batch 2020-21) visited Revival Foundation De-Addiction Rehabilitation Centre to understand addiction treatment and rehabilitation.

Purpose of De-Addiction Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation centers help individuals recover from substance abuse through medical care, counseling, behavioral therapy, and social reintegration. Their goal is to support detoxification, mental well-being, and relapse prevention.

Observations

Students learned about the rehabilitation process, including:

Assessment & Detoxification – Medical evaluation and withdrawal management.

Counseling & Therapy – Individual and group sessions to address addiction triggers.

Skill Development & Aftercare – Training for self-sufficiency and relapse prevention.

Conclusion

The visit provided valuable insights into addiction recovery and the role of healthcare professionals in rehabilitation, enhancing students' understanding of community healthcare.

As part of their Community Medicine curriculum, 4th-year BHMS students from the 2020-21 batch visited the Primary Health Center (PHC) at Sanosara Village. The visit focused on gaining practical exposure to healthcare delivery systems at the grassroots level. Students observed and participated in various departmental activities, including outpatient services, maternal and child health care, and disease prevention programs.

Special emphasis was placed on the immunization schedule, conducted every Monday and Wednesday, where students learned about vaccine administration and cold chain maintenance. The visit provided students with a comprehensive understanding of PHC functioning, enabling them to integrate community medicine into their practice effectively.

Students of 4th Year (Final Year, Batch 2020-21) visited the Community Health Centre (CHC) Kuvadva, Rajkot, to gain practical exposure to rural healthcare services. The visit included an orientation session by the medical officer, a tour of key facilities such as the OPD, maternity ward, laboratory, pharmacy, and immunization unit, and observation of essential healthcare services and public health programs. Students also interacted with healthcare staff to understand their roles and challenges. The visit highlighted the importance of CHCs in delivering accessible and affordable healthcare, with a strong focus on maternal and child health, preventive care, and teamwork in resource-limited settings.

The Batch 2020-21 (4th Year) visited a Sewage Treatment Plant as part of their academic curriculum to gain practical knowledge about wastewater management. The visit provided an in-depth understanding of the various stages of sewage treatment, including preliminary, primary, secondary, and tertiary processes. Students observed how contaminants are removed, treated water is purified, and sludge is managed sustainably. The experience highlighted the importance of proper wastewater treatment for environmental conservation and public health, leaving a lasting impression about the significance of sustainable practices in modern urban planning.

Visit at SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT - Rajkot - Batch 2020-21.

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Visit to DISTRICT & SESSIONS COURT of Rajkot, Batch 2022-23.

Visit at Aji dam water filtration plant - Batch 2020-21.

Certificate of appreciation served by Chandu Virani ( CEO ) of BALAJI WAFERS PRIVATE LIMITED to the students of batch 2020-21.

Industrial visit at BALAJI WAFERS PRIVATE LIMITED by batch 2020-21.

Pledge for CLEAN INDIA.