30/04/2026
The AYUSH Unit of Associated Hospital, Government Medical College Baramulla, has taken a significant step in North India by implementing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Ministry of AYUSH and the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), aimed at strengthening holistic healthcare for security personnel.
As part of the initiative, a medical camp and yoga session were organised at the CISF Unit, UHEP, Uri, where personnel were screened for non-communicable diseases (NCDs), provided medical consultations, and given free medicines. Female CISF staff were also screened and counselled under the SUPRAJA component of the National Ayush Mission.
The programme was inaugurated by the Commander CISF, UHEP, Uri, along with Dr. Mohammad Shafi Malik (MD), AYUSH, who highlighted the importance of integrating AYUSH services into the CISF healthcare framework to promote preventive and holistic care.
During the event, experts delivered key presentations on lifestyle and musculoskeletal disorders among CISF personnel. Dr. Muzaffar Ahmed Wani (MD), AYUSH, spoke on lifestyle-related issues, while Dr. Iftikar Mushqi (MD), AYUSH, focused on preventive and therapeutic approaches to musculoskeletal conditions. An interactive yoga session was conducted by AYUSH instructor Shri Adnan Shafi.
The Commandant CISF UHEP Uri, in his address, acknowledged the support of Principal GMC Baramulla Prof. Majid Jahangir, Medical Superintendent Dr. Parveez Masoodi, and District AYUSH Officer Dr. Raja Amjad Ali Khan for facilitating the integration of AYUSH services.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Umar Majeed and the Deputy Commandant CISF, followed by a felicitation ceremony recognising the efforts of the AYUSH team.
The initiative marks a progressive move towards enhancing the health and well-being of CISF personnel through the adoption of traditional and preventive healthcare systems.