Health India Diary

Rishikesh: Amid the recent pandemic and opening of theaters Baba Ramsaa Peer another movie with a Rajasthan background, this time based on the life of Baba Ramsaa Peer is all set to release on November. However, the lead actor and producer Aushim Khetarpal of Shirdi Sai Baba fame said ‘Baba Ramsaa Peer” will create an opening on theaters with a spiritual truth on auspicious week before Diwali. The film boasts of a strong star cast with Khetarpal himself playing the key role of Baba Ramsaa Peer along with Gracy Singh, who is best known for her role of Gauri in 2001 blockbuster movie ‘Lagaan’.The movie based on the life of a   great Saint and social reformer, hailing from Rajasthan, Baba Ramdev or Baba Ramsaa Peer, who is also known as Ranuja Ke Raja. The most revered princely saint from the western coast he was the first to spread the message of Hindu-Muslim unity in the 14th century and so, he is equally venerated by both Hindus and Muslims. Consequently, this movie has sentiments o

Rishikesh: There is some good news on the COVID front. India 's recovery rate of COVID 19 has gone up-to nearly 91 per cent, and the case fatality rate has further declined to just about 1.5 per cent. One of the reasons for this is the Modi government's lockdown & strict Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs') put in place to slow down the spread of COVID 19. A famous Ayurvedic Acharya - Acharya Manish, who has founded the Ayurveda label 'Shuddhi Ayurveda' and has his corporate office at Zirakpur near Chandigarh, believes that apart from the well thought out Modi government restrictions, there is another major reason for India being in a much better position than other countries as far as COVID 19 is concerned. Achaya Manish said, "The low death rate, high recovery rate, low intensity of cases, and no symptoms in a majority of cases has been made possible by the immunity-boosting done through the use of Ayurvedic formulations. Now that the second wave i