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Bhopal : Governor Mangubhai Patel said that God cannot reach everywhere, that is why he has made doctors. The second form of God is a doctor. Appreciating the organization of the conference, it is expected that the outcome of the four-day conference will prove useful for the society.
Governor Patel was addressing the inauguration program of the 73rd annual national conference organized by the Neurological Society of India (NSI) on Thursday. He released two books on the subject of Neurology. Honored learned doctors. Visited various stalls. Urban Development and Housing Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya was present in the program organized at Brilliant Convention Center Indore.
Governor Mangubhai Patel said that the main operator of the human body is the brain. The brain is the controller of all the senses. Neurosurgeons and neurologists have a special role in keeping our brain healthy and calm. Neuro surgeons and neurologists treat the brain with advanced medicine, authentic knowledge and sensitivity. He said that for a healthy body and mind, along with physical health, mental fitness is also important. For this, it is very important for the brain to remain healthy and calm. Governor Patel said that we all should consume coarse grains for good health. Drink plenty of water, get good sleep and exercise regularly. Avoid eating fast food.
Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya said that Indore is the capital of health. The doctors here are always ready to serve the patients. Work with a spirit of service. He said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, continuous research and development is being done in the field of health medicine in the country. Special efforts are being made to enhance medical quality.
Governor Mangubhai Patel inaugurated the program by lighting the lamp. NSICON’s Organizing Chairman Dr. Vasant Dakwale, Organizing Secretary Dr. J. S. Kathpal, Dr. Manas Panigrahi, President Dr. Manas Panigrahi, President-Elect Dr. K. Sridhar, Education and Training Committee Chairman Dr. Lewis Borba and a large number of neurosurgeons and neurologists were present.
