DOGRA HERALD BUREAU
JAMMU, Jan 25
Today marks the second day of the 24th Neurotherapy Annual Convention program organized by Lajpat Rai Mehra Neurotherapy Research and Training Institute. The chief guests for today’s session were Mr. Jaidev Singh, the patron of the institute, and Dr. Kulwant Singh Bhau, Associate Professor of Pediatric Surgery in Srinagar. They joined Dr. Lajpat Rai Mehra in inaugurating the program by lighting the lamp in front of the portrait.
During his speech, Shri Jaidev Singh expressed his joy and stated that the neurotherapy initiative, initially established in Punjab in 1999, has flourished over the years. He likened it to a robust tree, growing and spreading across the country. He expressed his happiness at its national impact and wished for its continued growth. Dr. Kulwant Singh emphasized that neurotherapy is poised to become a universally accepted and essential therapy in the medical world due to its scientific foundation and proven results. He highlighted the absence of side effects as a significant advantage.
Providing additional insights into the program, Mr. Ajay Kumar Kushwaha, the General Secretary of the organization, shared that neurotherapists from different parts of the country, with varying years of experience, were honored with certificates. The program’s theme focused on the ‘Digestive System Today,’ offering detailed information on treating diseases from the stomach to the large intestine using neurotherapy.
Approximately 200 therapists from across the country attended the program, where they were informed about new points and formulas. The Lajpat Rai Mehra Neurotherapy Research and Training Institute also announced admissions for a diploma course for 12th-passed youth, conducted through a 1-year and 6-month internship. The organization boasts 35 study centers in 24 states across India, providing opportunities for interested individuals.
Key dignitaries present at the event included Mr. Barindra Prasad Chaurasia (President of the organization), Shri Sumit Mahajan (Treasurer), Shri Ajay Gandhi (Patron), Shri Ram Gopal Parihar (Coordinator), and study center in-charges, representing 20 states.
