Kevadia: Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is on a two-day visit to Gujarat inaugurated various projects under Integrated Development of Kevadia in Gujarat.
PM Modi inaugurated Arogya Van and Arogya Kutir. He also inaugurated the Ekta Mall, and Children Nutrition Park.
Arogya Van & Arogya Kutir
Arogya Van has 5 lakh plants of 380 different species spread over an area of 17 acre. Arogya Kutir has a traditional treatment facility named Santhigiri wellness centre which will provide healthcare based on Ayurveda, Siddha, Yoga and Panchakarma.
Glad to see Kevadia emerge as a vibrant place for tourism. During my visit today, inaugurated the Aarogya Van, which contains exhibits relating to nature. Aarogya Van also showcases traditional forms of healing, be it Yoga and Ayurveda. pic.twitter.com/AqMyKUIk80
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 30, 2020
Ekta Mall
The Mall displays a diverse range of handicrafts and traditional items from all over India symbolizing unity in diversity and is spread over 35000 sq ft. The mall consists of 20 Emporia each representing a specific state in India and is built in just 110 days.
Children Nutrition Park & Mirror Maze
It is the world’s first ever technology driven nutrition park for children and is spread over an area of 35000 sq ft. A Nutri Train runs across the park to various exciting theme based stations namely ‘Phalshaka Griham’, ‘Payonagari’, ‘Annapoorna’, ‘Poshan Puran’, and ‘Swastha Bharatam’. It will raise nutritional awareness through various edutainment activities like Mirror Maze, 5D Virtual reality theatre and Augmented reality games.
Happening now- PM @narendramodi is inaugurating Aarogya Van at Kevadia. pic.twitter.com/1JMv6BeKQ4
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 30, 2020
Aarogya Van, inaugurated by PM @narendramodi focuses on India’s rich floral traditions, diverse plants as well as traditional methods of wellness and good health. pic.twitter.com/73K3gALDoO
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 30, 2020
Ekta Mall was inaugurated by PM @narendramodi. Situated in Kevadia, Ekta Mall is a one stop place to discover India’s diverse culture of handicrafts. The Prime Minister spent time at the stalls that displayed handicrafts & products from Jammu and Kashmir as well as the Northeast. pic.twitter.com/x8iOmSwIEk
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 30, 2020
