Drug addicts in Punjab to get healed through Ayurveda

The Punjab government is planning to adopt Ayurveda to provide healing to drug addicts. To go further with this plan, the state government has come up with a proposal to setup an ayurvedic de-addiction centre as pilot project for providing comprehensive de-addiction services through medicines, yoga, exercises, meditation and counseling.

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The Punjab government is planning to adopt Ayurveda to provide healing to drug addicts.

To go further with this plan, the state government has come up with a proposal to setup an ayurvedic de-addiction centre as pilot project for providing comprehensive de-addiction services through medicines, yoga, exercises, meditation and counseling.

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