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India’s Health Festival Sets Sights on Global Movement

India’s Health Festival Sets Sights on Global Movement
From India’s biggest health festival to a global health movement · theprint.in

A group called JHW started a health-awareness event in Rajasthan in 2019.

Organisers say it has now grown into the Global Health & Wellness Festival.

They say more than 50,000 people have taken part.

The next Udaipur festival is planned for October 2026.

Doctors and health experts will talk with visitors and offer free consultations.

People may also receive basic health checks and access to some advanced tests if doctors recommend them.

The festival wants people to learn about health before they become seriously ill.

Organisers hope to expand the event from India into an international health movement.

Key facts

Festival origin
The initiative began in Rajasthan in 2019.
Reported participation
Organisers say more than 50,000 people have participated.
Udaipur venue
Ashoka Greens, Udaipur.
Udaipur theme
“Awareness & Prevention.”
Reported medical support
More than 100 free surgeries have been facilitated, according to the organisation.
Planned Jaipur edition
Scheduled for February 13–14, 2027, with plans for about 10 international hospitals and healthcare institutions.
Reported network
The organisation says it has associations with more than 50 hospitals and healthcare organisations.

Quotes

Himmat Singh Nathawat

Visionary Founder and CEO of JHW and Founder of the Global Health & Wellness Festival

“When we started in 2019, our dream was to create a platform that could bring healthcare closer to society. Today, after six editions, 50,000+ participants and a growing network of hospitals and insurance professionals, our vision has become much bigger,”
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“The world has some of the biggest festivals for music, technology, business and culture. Our dream is to create a global-scale festival dedicated to something even more fundamental—human health,”
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