MEDICINAL PLANTS:
The “medicinal plant” include various types of plants used in herbal-ism “herbology” or “herbal medicine”. It is the use of plants for medicinal purposes, and the study of such uses. These medicinal plants are also used as food, flavonoid, medicine or perfume and also in certain spiritual activities.
Plants have been used for medicinal purposes long before prehistoric period. Ancient Unani manuscripts Egyptian papyrus and Chinese writings described the use of herbs. Evidence exist that Unani Hakims, Indian Vaids and European and Mediterranean cultures were using herbs for over 4000 years as medicine. Indigenous cultures such as Rome, Egypt, Iran, Africa and America used herbs in their healing rituals, while other developed traditional medical systems such as Unani, Ayurveda and Chinese Medicine in which herbal therapies were used systematically.Manavata Organisation Srinivas Alluri and volunteers well participated in this program to bring awareness to people about medicinal plants to use and grow the trees organically without any medicens to the plants which are good for health to take.
HORTICULTURE:
Today’s program at UFH for BSc horticulture students. we took sessions on natural farming, bio-diversity, Manavata/humanity, Yoga, personality development, protecting nature, goshala etc. students have visited our Manavata UFH campus seen medicinal plants and horticulture work with conservation of water etc. our Natural farmers have shared their experiences with students. Lecturers Purushotam and team, all the students felt very happy about the visit program. Much appreciated our team work at UFH and expressed their gratitude to Manavata foundation trustees, members and today’s guest lectures from our team Prakash ji and Praveenreddy. They also expressed that they would like to come regular to get more practical experience with Natural farming techniques at Manavata University.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT & BIODIVERSITY:
Fellowship Programs for Sustainable Development:
Viswa Manavata Samstha has launched it’s new project called University for Humanity (UFH) for sustainable development in 60 acres land to provide opportunity for practical learning and gaining experience through real time work.
HUMANITARIAN AID:
Manavata UK Family event, high inspiration to each one of us to live eco-friendly with harmony, without greed, jealous and hatred, with humanity and dignity. get rid of ignorance with consistent practice of right knowledge, work without expectations for welfare of every being. It was productive trip for all families with lot of positive sharing and positive thoughts. we all learnt from each other a lot and inspired ourselves to lead more purposeful and meaningful life. We also have discussed about several humanitarian projects taken up by Manavata including Ashrams, Rural health centers and Manavata University. Some of the new volunteers also came forward to work together and be part of 3H mission.
It was great to be with such positive people and thanks to all volunteers for organizing this annual family get together with nature event very well. Well organized with dedication and commitment.
AGRICULTURE:Environment Awareness Campaigns
Manavata organizes seminars, workshops and campaigns to encourage people to preserve nature,save energy, promote simple living and implement the reduce, reuse and recycle concept.
Sustainable development and Environment
Manavata adopts villages and promotes education, health and environment, develops leadership and governance, promotes sustainable agriculture tBEechniques, creates economic equilibrium,helps people earn livelihoods and serves people who are poor and needy. Manavata has so far adopted 10 villages under SRDP and plans to adopt 500 villages in the next 3 years.
Cycling for humanity
Manavata’s global initiative, ‘Cycling for Humanity’, creates an awareness across the world of the need for the 3H lifestyle.Manavata promotes cycling– the cleanest and healthiest form of transport – to drive home this message. Through ‘Cycling for Humanity’, Manavata reaches out to people and promotes healthy living and a clean, pollution free environment.
Be Ecofriendly
About 90 per cent of the waste generated by households is currently being disposed of in landfill sites or incinerators.Yet, if we all take a few simple actions, we could reduce this amount considerably and really make a difference.Recycling saves natural resources, reduces greenhouse gas emissions and reduces emissions of air and water pollutants.