<p>New Delhi: Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Thursday said he is personally a proponent of Ayurveda and holistic lifestyle, as he unveiled a state of art AYUSH Holistic Wellness Centre at the Supreme Court premises here for judges and their immediate families and court staff.</p><p>The CJI said he wanted to propagate a message for the rest of the country on the benefits of this time-honoured tradition of Ayurveda.</p><p>“For me, this is a satisfying moment. I have been working on this ever since I took over as Chief Justice of India. I am personally a proponent of Ayurveda and holistic lifestyle,” he said.</p>.Need to 'pay attention at trial courts' to reduce growing number of cases: CJI Chandrachud.<p>Talking to a new agency about the benefits of Yoga and Ayurveda, he said, “I did <em>panchkarma</em> about a year ago and I am looking forward to doing some <em>panchkarma</em> now which is the turn of the season".</p><p>About his own schedule, the CJI said, “I woke up this morning at 3.30 to do my Yoga and of course, I follow a vegan diet myself. For the last five months I am completely vegan and I am continuing it. But I try and focus on a holistic pattern of life which begins with what you eat, of course, and what you put into your system.”</p><p>He said the Supreme Court has over 2000 staff members and 34 judges who carry a tremendous stress of the daily work.</p><p>"I thought it is important that we look at a holistic pattern of living for not just the judges and their immediate families but also the staff members our staff,” he said.</p><p>He also extended his gratitude to the AYUSH for extending the facility in the top court.</p><p>“I am deeply grateful to all the doctors, to AYUSH. They have a wonderful facility at Saket. But we are bringing this now to the Supreme Court," he said.</p><p>The CJI said the facility has been prepared very scientifically, including the treatment rooms and rest rooms which were consistent with the nature of treatment given to patients.</p><p>"I am unveiling it to the Supreme Court and through it to the entire nation,” he said.</p>
<p>New Delhi: Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud on Thursday said he is personally a proponent of Ayurveda and holistic lifestyle, as he unveiled a state of art AYUSH Holistic Wellness Centre at the Supreme Court premises here for judges and their immediate families and court staff.</p><p>The CJI said he wanted to propagate a message for the rest of the country on the benefits of this time-honoured tradition of Ayurveda.</p><p>“For me, this is a satisfying moment. I have been working on this ever since I took over as Chief Justice of India. I am personally a proponent of Ayurveda and holistic lifestyle,” he said.</p>.Need to 'pay attention at trial courts' to reduce growing number of cases: CJI Chandrachud.<p>Talking to a new agency about the benefits of Yoga and Ayurveda, he said, “I did <em>panchkarma</em> about a year ago and I am looking forward to doing some <em>panchkarma</em> now which is the turn of the season".</p><p>About his own schedule, the CJI said, “I woke up this morning at 3.30 to do my Yoga and of course, I follow a vegan diet myself. For the last five months I am completely vegan and I am continuing it. But I try and focus on a holistic pattern of life which begins with what you eat, of course, and what you put into your system.”</p><p>He said the Supreme Court has over 2000 staff members and 34 judges who carry a tremendous stress of the daily work.</p><p>"I thought it is important that we look at a holistic pattern of living for not just the judges and their immediate families but also the staff members our staff,” he said.</p><p>He also extended his gratitude to the AYUSH for extending the facility in the top court.</p><p>“I am deeply grateful to all the doctors, to AYUSH. They have a wonderful facility at Saket. But we are bringing this now to the Supreme Court," he said.</p><p>The CJI said the facility has been prepared very scientifically, including the treatment rooms and rest rooms which were consistent with the nature of treatment given to patients.</p><p>"I am unveiling it to the Supreme Court and through it to the entire nation,” he said.</p>
