INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
KAKINADA: Deputy Chief Minister Alla Kalikrishna Srinivas alias Nani, who holds the Medical and Health portfolio, said a committee of
medical experts designated by the state federal government has found no damaging or toxics substances in Anandaiah's concoction that claims
After inaugurating a 30-bed German Shed for Coronavirus clients at Eluru in West Godavari district, Nani informed media that individuals
require not have any apprehensions or appointments over the concern
The minister, however, clarified that specialists of ICMR, who are also studying the mix being provided by Anandaiah, are yet to send their
He stated just based on the central organization's report could the state federal government take a decision on effectiveness of the
He clarified that there is no truth in allopathic lobby trying to weaken the ayurvedic medicine.On Covid-19, Nani said to increase the
variety of beds for treating Coronavirus patients, short-term German Sheds are being established in all districts of the state
He explained that a person of these sheds has actually currently been established in Eluru within a period of five days, where another 20
He highlighted that all German-Shed centers will be continuously monitored by medical professionals, have cooling and bio-toilets, apart
Earlier, the minister inaugurated the main oxygen system at the Federal government Medical Facility in Eluru in the existence of East
Godavari district collector Karthikeya Misra, superintendent of police Narayana Naick and others.Meanwhile, the much-publicised report of
ICMR group on Bonigi Anandaiah concoction has not yet been gotten
People have been pinning hopes on a green signal from the organisation so that its circulation could be resumed.Sources, nevertheless,
pointed to TTD chairman Y
Subba Reddy's declaration that ICMR has actually turned over the matter to Ministry of Ayush for a final decision
Stopping the circulation of concoction challenged in HCA petition was filed in the AP High Court here on Monday, challenging the state
government's relocate to stop circulation of concoction to deal with coronavirus clients by B
Anandaiah at Krishnapatnam in Nellore district.The petitioner M
Uma Maheswara Naidu through his counsel Y
Balaji petitioned the court that interruption of circulation of concoction was causing deaths
The petitioner said that Anandaiah was dispersing the medicine for the last one month and it was curing the clients and likewise improving
levels of immunity of contaminated individuals
He likewise stated that when medical facilities were expressing vulnerability, patients were being given Krishnapatnam for his medicine
The patients have actually been recovering after taking the medicine provided by him
He pleaded the court to release an order to direct both the Centre and the state federal government to approve the mixture as ayurvedic
medication prepared by the Anandaiah and also supply the raw product wholesale besides safeguarding the rights of Andhaiah
He likewise requested interim instructions to the state federal government to resume circulation of the concoction.
