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Covid-19: For years PM did this to stay fit, now Ayush ministry advises it too

Coronavirus update: To fight the Covid-19 infection, the Ayush ministry has suggested drinking warm water throughout the day, practising pranayam and meditation for at least 30 minutes, using haldi (turmeric), jeera (cumin), dhaniya (coriander) and lahsun (garlic) in cooking.

Updated on: Apr 2, 2020, 07:03:01 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday emphasised the need to be fit and urged people to follow Ayush ministry’s protocols on ways to improve health and immunity amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi suggested that people follow Ayush ministry’s protocol to fight the Covid-19 infection. (ANI File Photo)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi suggested that people follow Ayush ministry’s protocol to fight the Covid-19 infection. (ANI File Photo)

Of the many easily doable things in Ayush ministry’s protocol list, the Prime Minister said he himself has been diligently practising many for years such as drinking only warm water throughout the year.

It suggested drinking warm water throughout the day, practising pranayam and meditation for at least 30 minutes, using haldi (turmeric), jeera (cumin), dhaniya (coriander) and lahsun (garlic) in cooking.

Recommending people to make the ministry’s protocol a part of their lives, Modi said in a tweet, “ I urge you to have a look at the Ayush Ministry protocol, make it a part of your lives and share it with others. Let’s keep the focus on being healthy. After all, good health is the harbinger of happiness.”

 
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