He also addressed the issue by saying that India’s leadership is involved in promoting traditional medicine as a science-based approach, and people should take this seriously. He also called it a fast global action that is taking place, which will help balance the health and well-being of people. PM Narendra Modi also mentioned that research is being strengthened in this area; the use of digital technology in the field of traditional medicine is also gaining momentum, and traditional methods like Yoga and Ayurveda should play a major part in this. He appreciated every individual who had contributed significantly to the promotion and development of yoga. 

He also mentioned that the launch of the Traditional Medicine Global Library as a global platform will preserve scientific data and policy documents related to traditional medicine in one place, and it will be an easy source of information for all over the world equally. He specially mentioned that the library was made during India’s G20 Presidency at the first WHO Global Summit, and today the official announcement has been made.

The prime minister also mentioned the importance of Ashvagandha and other Ayush projects and said that traditional healthcare must not only focus on present needs but also address future responsibilities, which are a shared obligation for all.