Dr. Nikhila Pachani at the International Conference on Yoga, Meditation & Arogya Fair 2025
On the occasion of the 2nd World Meditation Day, Dr. Nikhila Pachani — Consultant Interventional Cardiologist from Rajkot, Gujarat — participated in the International Conference on Farming, Naturopathy, Yoga, Meditation & Arogya Fair 2025, held on 20th and 21st December 2025 at the Gujarat Natural Farming Science University Campus, Halol, Vadodara.
A Step Towards a Healthier India
The conference brought together experts, doctors, and wellness practitioners from across the country to explore how natural farming, yoga, naturopathy, and meditation can contribute to building a healthier India. The event was supported by the Ministry of Ayush, Government of Gujarat, and was organised at the university campus in Halol.
Dr. Pachani addressed the gathering, underscoring the powerful connection between mental well-being and heart health. Research continues to show that stress is a significant risk factor for heart disease, and practices like meditation and yoga can play a meaningful role in supporting cardiovascular wellness alongside medical treatment.
Why This Matters for Heart Patients
As a cardiologist, Dr. Pachani recognises that good heart health goes beyond medicines and procedures. Daily habits — including mindful breathing, yoga, and a balanced diet — can complement cardiac care and help patients lead fuller, healthier lives.
Events like the Arogya Fair 2025 create an important platform for doctors and wellness experts to come together and share knowledge that benefits everyday people — from villages to cities across Gujarat and beyond.
A Meaningful Collaboration
Dr. Pachani extended special thanks to Sonali Malviya, a yoga expert, for her efforts in making the event a success. Such collaborations between medical professionals and wellness practitioners reflect a growing and positive movement toward integrative health in India.
If you have concerns about your heart health or wish to understand how lifestyle changes can support your cardiac care, consider booking a consultation with a qualified cardiologist.