C. N. Kothari Homoeopathic Medical College & Research Centre, Vyara

celebrated Homoeopathy Week from 1st April to 7th April 2026 to commemorate the 271st birth anniversary of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of Homoeopathy. Under the guidance of the National Commission for Homoeopathy, various academic, outreach, and awareness activities were organized throughout the week.

 

 

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Day 1: Community and Public Health Outreach

 

The celebration began with an Urban Health Camp at Vyara, coordinated by Dr. Dixita Upadhyay and her team.

 

Free consultation and homoeopathic medicines were provided to the public.

 

The camp aimed to promote awareness about homoeopathic treatment and its benefits.

 

A large number of patients benefited from this initiative.

 

 

 

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Day 2: Academic Excellence

 

The second day focused on enhancing students’ academic skills and was coordinated by Dr. Bhavin Modi and his team.

 

An Infographic Chart Competition was conducted to encourage creative presentation of homoeopathic concepts.

 

A Model Exhibition and Competition was organized, where students displayed innovative models related to homoeopathy and healthcare.

 

The activities promoted learning through creativity and innovation.

 

 

 

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Day 3: Digital & Media Outreach

 

On the third day, digital engagement activities were carried out under the coordination of Dr. Vaishali Chaudhari and her team.

 

Students created and uploaded short educational videos on social media.

 

These videos highlighted the principles, scope, and effectiveness of homoeopathy.

 

The activity helped in spreading awareness among a wider audience.

 

 

 

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Day 4: Digital & Media Outreach

 

The fourth day continued the digital awareness initiative, also coordinated by Dr. Vaishali Chaudhari and her team.

 

Participants created awareness reels on social media platforms.

 

The content focused on educating the public about homoeopathic treatment and preventive healthcare.

 

The initiative increased online visibility and engagement.

 

 

 

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Day 5: Research and Publication Initiative

 

The fifth day emphasized research and academic contribution and was coordinated by Dr. Viral Gamit and his team.

 

Faculty members published research articles and newspaper articles.

 

This activity aimed to promote evidence-based homoeopathy and academic excellence.

 

It strengthened the scientific approach within the institution.

 

 

 

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Day 6: Social Mobilization

 

On the sixth day, a Health Awareness Rally was organized under the coordination of Dr. Tushar Dhimmer and his team.

 

Students and faculty participated enthusiastically.

 

The rally aimed to spread awareness about the importance and effectiveness of homoeopathy.

 

It helped in reaching the community directly and promoting public health education.

 

 

 

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Day 7: Community and Public Health Outreach

 

The final day concluded with a Rural Health Camp in the adopted village, coordinated by Dr. Dixita Upadhyay and her team.

 

Free consultation and medicines were provided to rural patients.

 

The camp focused on delivering healthcare services to underserved populations.

 

It reflected the institution’s commitment to community service.

 

 

Conclusion

 

The Homoeopathy Week Celebration (Day 1–Day 7) was successfully conducted with active participation from students, faculty, and the community. The series of activities effectively combined academic excellence, research, digital outreach, and community service. The program not only promoted awareness about homoeopathy but also reinforced its relevance in modern healthcare.

 

All the programs were successfully coordinated by the Nodal Officer, Dr. Dhruni Y. Birari, under the guidance of Principal Mam, Dr. Jyoti Rao.