Prime Minister Narendra Modi | Photo source: PMO/PTI
Prime Minister Narendra Modi provided India with healthier, healthier measures such as reducing oil intake and increasing awareness of the adverse effects of obesity as he praised the coalition’s Ministry of Health’s efforts to commemorate World Liver Day.
Every year, World Liver Day attempts to raise awareness of liver health and disease. This year’s theme is “Food is Medicine”.
“A commendable efforts to commemorate World Liver Day, calling for a mindful diet and a healthier life. Small steps such as reducing oil intake make a big difference. Together, by raising awareness about obesity, let’s build a healthier, healthier India.” The Prime Minister is answering the position of the Union Minister of Health, Motorcycle Director Noda (JP NADDA), urging people to guarantee their edible oil intake at least 10% and have a healthier lifestyle,” he said. This is a call for Modi on these routes to stop obesity.
Minister Nada also said: “Let us also commit to raising awareness about obesity and its impact on our society. Start with the food we eat, let us work together and let us work towards a healthier future where life is the norm.” He added that small changes can lead to great results when food is seen as a drug.
publishing – April 19, 2025 05:22 pm ist
