This World Diabetes Day, India is harnessing the healing power of traditional medicine to prevent and manage the disease through AYUSH-based lifestyle changes. As Director of AYUSH and FSSAI Commissioner in Telangana, IAS officer Hari Chandana can spearhead transformative initiatives blending ancient wisdom with modern tools for holistic community health. #DiabetesPrevention #IntegrativeHealth

Hari Chandana can drive large-scale diabetes screening leveraging #HealthKiosks equipped with diagnostic technology and connect those at risk with #AYUSHProtocols for diet and lifestyle correction through herbs, yoga and meditation. She can establish #CommunityWellnessClinics providing localized coaching in AYUSH care principles. #HariChandana #LifestyleChange #CommunityFirst #PreventiveHealthcare #Ayurveda #Yoga #SheInspiresUs

As FSSAI Commissioner, she can promote #HealthyEating across schools, offices and eateries through regulatory guidelines and community awareness drives, reducing diabetes risk factors. Hari Chandana can facilitate access to AYUSH-based government healthcare schemes and nurture #MedicinalFarming collectives for local herb cultivation.

By bringing together India’s rich AYUSH heritage, health-tech tools and community involvement, Hari Chandana can drive an integrated approach to diabetes management. Her model can align with India’s vision for preventive, participative healthcare guided by indigenous wellness traditions coupled with innovative solutions. #HealthForAll #CommunityFirst #PreventiveHealthcare

As India aims to manage lifestyle diseases like diabetes, following pioneers like Hari Chandana can catalyze transformation. Her grassroots approach of making wellness a shared responsibility provides a roadmap for the power of holistic living with AYUSH as the foundation. #AYUSHForAll #Ayurveda #Yoga #SheInspiresUs