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Important DaysHard

According to the appeal, which initiative is widening access to Ayush-based healthcare services at the community level?

  1. A.Ayushman Arogya Mandirs
  2. B.Jan Aushadhi Kendras
  3. C.National Ayush Mission laboratories
  4. D.Fit India Centres

Correct answer

A. Ayushman Arogya Mandirs

Explanation

The correct answer is Ayushman Arogya Mandirs. The minister named these as the channel through which Ayush-based health services are reaching people where they live, and he paired the point with a call for scientific research, quality standards and evidence-based practice in India's traditional systems of medicine.

Option B, Jan Aushadhi Kendras, are outlets that sell affordable generic medicines and were not mentioned in this appeal. Option C invents a structure that does not match what was said. Option D borrows the name of the Fit India vision, which the minister did recall while quoting the Prime Minister on making small but meaningful changes to daily routine, but Fit India Centres as such were not named. He linked health-conscious citizens to the country's march towards Viksit Bharat 2047.

Read the full article: Ayush Minister Ties Dhanteras to Preventive Healthcare

Q1.Important DaysEasy

Dhanteras is also observed as which of the following?

  1. A.Charak Jayanti
  2. B.Dhanvantari Jayanti
  3. C.Sushruta Jayanti
  4. D.Ashwini Jayanti
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Correct answer: B. Dhanvantari Jayanti

Dhanteras is observed in that form as well, and the day recalls the appearance of Lord Dhanvantari during the Samudra Manthan, the churning of the ocean, when he emerged bearing the Amrit Kalash.

Q3.Important DaysMedium

The Ayurvedic principle 'Swasthasya Swasthya Rakshanam' refers to which of the following?

  1. A.Curing disease through herbal formulations
  2. B.Preserving the health of a healthy person
  3. C.Surgical treatment of chronic illness
  4. D.Fasting as a route to longevity
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Correct answer: B. Preserving the health of a healthy person

The Ayush Minister cited this maxim to make the case that prevention deserves as much attention as treatment, noting that discussion of health usually begins only after an illness has already developed.