Prayagraj: Dr. Sudhakar Pandey, former Chief Medical Officer of Jhansi, inaugurated the Yash Physiotherapy Center in Katra, Prayagraj. He emphasized the need to increase awareness about healthy lifestyles and physical fitness. Dr. Sudhakar Pandey stated that more efforts are needed to keep people healthy and raise awareness about their health. Lack of physical activity in today’s busy lifestyle is leading to numerous health problems. Therefore, people over the age of 40 should incorporate regular physical activity, exercise, and yoga into their daily routine. Those aged 50 and over should seek physiotherapy from time to time, depending on their physical condition and medical advice.
Dr. S.N. Chandra, former Additional Chief Medical Officer, Jaunpur, said that physiotherapy can play an important role in maintaining physical mobility, improving muscle function, and managing problems like pain and stiffness. By staying vigilant about your health in a timely manner, a person can live an active and healthy life for a long time.
V.K. Mittal, retired Squadron Leader, Air Force, Government of India, said that Dr. Yashwant Pal has taken an important initiative to provide physiotherapy services to the people of the Katra area by establishing the Yash Physiotherapy Center. Conducting the program, employee leader Ravi Shankar Mishra emphasized the importance of regular exercise, a proper routine, and health awareness for building a healthy society.
The inauguration was presided over by senior social worker teacher Shrinarayan Yadav and conducted by employee leader Ravi Shankar Mishra.
Ram Raghuveer Mishra, Dr. Santosh Pandey, General Secretary, Physiotherapist Welfare Association, Uttar Pradesh, Dr. Tribhuvan Singh, Vice President, Physiotherapist Welfare Association, Uttar Pradesh, Physiotherapist Dr. Shankar Nath Pal, Doctor Anuj Saini, Phoolchand Yadav, Sanjay Sagar, Virendra, Arjun, Sunil, Aradhana, Gayasuddin Gyanendra Srivastava, Shobha Srivastava, Madhu Gupta, Shashi Poddar, Madhu Yadav, Husnara Begum, Priya Shukla, Sunita Pal etc. were present.