Eden of Elixirs: Pioneering Sustainable Healthcare Through Medicinal Gardens

The Eden of Elixirs medicinal garden, launched at MRIIRS, promotes health and sustainable development. Highlighting over 130 plant species, the garden supports research and community involvement. Dr. Dadhich and Dr. Didwania emphasize its role in education and future plans to expand herbal gardens under government initiatives like Poshan Vatika.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Faridabad | Updated: 06-08-2025 17:54 IST | Created: 06-08-2025 17:54 IST
Eden of Elixirs: Pioneering Sustainable Healthcare Through Medicinal Gardens
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Dr. Mahesh Kumar Dadhich, CEO of the National Medicinal Plants Board, emphasized the pressing need for conserving medicinal plant heritage to safeguard health and nutrition. Speaking at Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies, he advocated for active community involvement through initiatives like the newly inaugurated Eden of Elixirs.

This unique garden, supported by the National Medicinal Plants Board, demonstrates student-centric learning and inclusivity. Director Dr. Nidhi Didwania highlighted its educational significance, stating that it serves as a 'living lab,' encouraging exploration of bioactive compounds and fostering sustainable healthcare practices.

Featuring over 130 plant species, the garden serves as a model for sustainable development and community empowerment. Dr. Dadhich announced future government plans for similar gardens in 700 schools, supporting initiatives like Poshan Vatika to enhance nutrition security. A new book on medicinal plants was also launched at the event.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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