The health of pilgrims is being given top priority at the Mahakumbh 2025, and the Mela administration has ensured extensive medical arrangements are in place. From common ailments to specialized treatments, comprehensive healthcare facilities are available. So far, over 7 lakh pilgrims have been treated. To make the healthcare services world-class, specialists from Canada, Germany, Russia, along with doctors from AIIMS Delhi and IMS BHU, are working tirelessly on the ground.
Dr. Gaurav Dubey, the nodal medical officer of the Kumbh Mela, shared that more than 4.5 lakh pilgrims have been treated at 23 allopathic hospitals, and over 3.71 lakh pilgrims have undergone pathology tests. Additionally, more than 3,800 minor surgeries and 12 major surgeries have been successfully completed.
Over 2.18 Lakh Pilgrims Treated with AYUSH Medicine
With the collaboration of the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, and Uttar Pradesh AYUSH Society, 20 AYUSH hospitals (10 Ayurveda and 10 Homeopathy) are operating 24/7 in the Kumbh Mela area. To date, over 2.18 lakh pilgrims have benefited from Ayurveda, Homeopathy, and Naturopathy treatments. Specialists from AIIMS Ayurveda, Delhi, including Dr. V.K. Joshi, Dean of BHU, Dr. Thomas from Canada, and many other medical experts from around the world, are treating pilgrims at the Kumbh Mela.
Pilgrims Benefiting from Yoga, Panchakarma, and Ayurvedic Treatments
At the Ayurvedic hospitals in the Kumbh Mela, pilgrims are being treated with traditional methods like Panchakarma, herbal-based treatments, yoga therapy, and naturopathy. AYUSH kits, yoga kits, calendars, medicinal plants, and health awareness materials are being distributed to help pilgrims adopt a healthier lifestyle in the future. Yoga sessions are regularly conducted by teams of yoga instructors from New Delhi, and these sessions have gained significant interest, especially from foreign pilgrims.
Special Ayurvedic ‘Swarnaprashan’ Medicine for Children
For children aged 1 to 12 years, special Ayurvedic ‘Swarnaprashan’ medicine is being administered, distributed during the Pushya Nakshatra. This medicine is proving beneficial in enhancing children’s concentration, intelligence, immunity, and physical development.
Multidimensional Medical Facilities Become a Major Attraction for Pilgrims
The combined arrangement of Allopathy and AYUSH medicine at the Kumbh Mela is proving to be a great relief for pilgrims. High-quality healthcare services are being provided free of charge to sadhus, kalpavasis, and common pilgrims. The integration of Ayurveda, yoga, Panchakarma, and modern medical science has set a new standard for healthcare services at the Kumbh Mela.
It has been ensured that the Prayagraj Mahakumbh 2025 will not only be a center for spiritual experiences but also an exemplary event in terms of health and well-being. The health services being offered to pilgrims are being appreciated both nationally and internationally, giving global recognition to the Indian medical system.
The health of pilgrims is being given top priority at the
Mahakumbh 2025, and the Mela administration has ensured extensive medical
arrangements are in place. From common ailments to specialized treatments,
comprehensive healthcare facilities are available. So far, over 7 lakh pilgrims
have been treated. To make the healthcare services world-class, specialists
from Canada, Germany, Russia, along with doctors from AIIMS Delhi and IMS BHU,
are working tirelessly on the ground. Dr. Gaurav Dubey, the nodal medical officer of the Kumbh
Mela, shared that more than 4.5 lakh pilgrims have been treated at 23
allopathic hospitals, and over 3.71 lakh pilgrims have undergone pathology
tests. Additionally, more than 3,800 minor surgeries and 12 major surgeries
have been successfully completed. Over 2.18 Lakh Pilgrims Treated with AYUSH Medicine With the collaboration of the Ministry of AYUSH, Government
of India, and Uttar Pradesh AYUSH Society, 20 AYUSH hospitals (10 Ayurveda and
10 Homeopathy) are operating 24/7 in the Kumbh Mela area. To date, over 2.18
lakh pilgrims have benefited from Ayurveda, Homeopathy, and Naturopathy
treatments. Specialists from AIIMS Ayurveda, Delhi, including Dr. V.K. Joshi,
Dean of BHU, Dr. Thomas from Canada, and many other medical experts from around
the world, are treating pilgrims at the Kumbh Mela. Pilgrims Benefiting from Yoga, Panchakarma, and Ayurvedic
TreatmentsAt the Ayurvedic hospitals in the Kumbh Mela, pilgrims are
being treated with traditional methods like Panchakarma, herbal-based
treatments, yoga therapy, and naturopathy. AYUSH kits, yoga kits, calendars,
medicinal plants, and health awareness materials are being distributed to help
pilgrims adopt a healthier lifestyle in the future. Yoga sessions are regularly
conducted by teams of yoga instructors from New Delhi, and these sessions have
gained significant interest, especially from foreign pilgrims. Special Ayurvedic ‘Swarnaprashan’ Medicine for ChildrenFor children aged 1 to 12 years, special Ayurvedic
‘Swarnaprashan’ medicine is being administered, distributed during the Pushya
Nakshatra. This medicine is proving beneficial in enhancing children’s
concentration, intelligence, immunity, and physical development.Multidimensional Medical Facilities Become a Major Attraction
for PilgrimsThe combined arrangement of Allopathy and AYUSH medicine at
the Kumbh Mela is proving to be a great relief for pilgrims. High-quality
healthcare services are being provided free of charge to sadhus, kalpavasis,
and common pilgrims. The integration of Ayurveda, yoga, Panchakarma, and modern
medical science has set a new standard for healthcare services at the Kumbh
Mela. It has been ensured that the Prayagraj Mahakumbh 2025 will
not only be a center for spiritual experiences but also an exemplary event in terms
of health and well-being. The health services being offered to pilgrims are
being appreciated both nationally and internationally, giving global
recognition to the Indian medical system.
