Promoting Organic Living: A Seminar on Health and Environment in Indore
Indore Hosts Seminar on Organic Food and Pollution-Free Living
On April 19, 2026, a significant seminar titled 'Organic Food and Pollution-Free Living for People and Environmental Health' was organized in Indore, under the joint initiative of Life Care Hospital and Life Care Health Fitness, as part of the Jimmy Magilligan Sustainable Development Week.
The event featured Padma Shri awardee Dr. Janak Palta Magilligan as the chief guest. In her address, she emphasized the importance of adopting a nature-based and sustainable lifestyle, stating, 'For many years, I have been working with tribal women on organic living. As a result of these efforts, these women have become nearly self-sufficient, meeting most of their daily needs through natural and local resources, except for a few essentials.'
Dr. Magilligan further highlighted that an organic lifestyle not only enhances personal health but also plays a crucial role in environmental conservation.
Focus on Women's Health and Future Generations
During the seminar, Dr. Braj Bala Tiwari, a specialist in gynecology and infertility, delivered an extensive presentation on the significance of organic food for women's health, family well-being, and the bright future of upcoming generations. She remarked, 'A balanced and pure diet is the foundation of a healthy society. By adopting a pollution-free lifestyle, we can prevent many lifestyle-related diseases.'
Senior cardiologist Dr. Bharat Rawat provided practical advice for maintaining heart health, stressing that regular exercise, a balanced diet, stress management, and a pollution-free, zero-waste lifestyle are essential.
Community Engagement and Awareness
The seminar saw enthusiastic participation from a large number of citizens, who showed deep interest in the topic. Organizers described the event as a significant step towards promoting health awareness and environmental protection in society.
Dr. Braj Bala Tiwari, who also serves as the director of Life Care Hospital, expressed satisfaction with the event's success, stating that similar public welfare programs will continue to spread awareness about health and the environment in the future.