Archive · 20 Aug 2026
Ayurveda Camp for 548 Patients Enters World Records
A group in Andhra Pradesh held a three-day Ayurveda treatment camp.
They gave a treatment called Vasti Karma to 548 people for free.
Many patients had pain or problems involving their backs, necks, knees or joints.
The camp was held at the Arogyadhatri Ayurveda Research Institute in Koduru village.
The Book of World Records checked the programme and recognised it.
Yatish Shukla presented a certificate, trophy and medal to the organisers.
More than 200 people also received another procedure called Viddha Karma.
Doctors and therapists guided patients on treatment, food, lifestyle and care after the camp.
A three-day free Panchakarma camp provided Vasti Karma to 548 patients in Koduru village, Anakapalli district.
The achievement received formal recognition from the Book of World Records.
The camp treated Vata-related conditions including back, neck and knee pain, joint disorders and frozen shoulder.
More than 200 patients also received specialised Viddha Karma procedures, while Agnikarma treatments were conducted.
The programme included Charaka Jayanti activities and was organised by Vishwa Ayurveda Parishad, Andhra Pradesh, and Varamu Charitable Trust.
- Who
- Vishwa Ayurveda Parishad, Andhra Pradesh, Varamu Charitable Trust, Arogyadhatri Ayurveda Research Institute, and participating Ayurveda medical teams organised the camp; 548 patients received Vasti Karma.
- What
- A three-day free Panchakarma therapy camp providing Vasti Karma was recognised by the Book of World Records.
- When
- During Charaka Jayanti celebrations; the articles do not provide specific dates.
- Where
- Arogyadhatri Ayurveda Research Institute, Koduru village, Anakapalli district, Andhra Pradesh.
- Why
- To provide free medical services and bring traditional Ayurveda knowledge and therapeutic practices to the community.
- Vasti Karma beneficiaries
- 548 patients received the treatment free of cost.
- Camp duration
- Three days.
- Additional procedures
- More than 200 patients participated in Viddha Karma, and Agnikarma treatments were also conducted.
- Recognising organisation
- The Book of World Records formally recognised the achievement.
- Main conditions addressed
- Vata-related conditions, including chronic back, neck and knee pain, joint disorders, frozen shoulder, and other musculoskeletal and neurological conditions.
- Camp organisers
- Vishwa Ayurveda Parishad, Andhra Pradesh, and Varamu Charitable Trust.
- Technical mentor
- N Anjaneya Murthy, described as the camp’s chief technical advisor and known as ‘South Indian Charaka’.