Preventive Health Should Be a Family Priority This Dhanteras, Says Prataprao Jadhav
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As India prepares to celebrate Dhanteras, a festival traditionally linked with wealth and prosperity, Union Minister of State Prataprao Jadhav has urged families to focus on their health. He said that taking care of good health should be seen as a valuable form of wealth, and that preventive healthcare should be a priority in every household.
In his message, Jadhav encouraged families to eat nutritious, home-cooked meals. He also advised them to limit the amount of junk food they eat, since unhealthy eating habits can lead to long-term health problems. Regular attention to diet, he suggested, can help people stay fit and avoid illness.
Jadhav also highlighted the need to look after elderly family members properly. Older people often need extra care, both for their physical needs and for regular medical check-ups. By paying attention to the health of their elders, families can help them live more comfortably and safely.
The message reflects a wider emphasis on prevention rather than only treatment. Experts often say that small changes in daily habits, such as eating well and staying active, can make a significant difference over time. As the festival season begins, the minister's appeal invites families to treat health as an important part of their celebrations.
Sources: DD India
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