Entrepreneurship in Holistic Health
2026-01-23 10:30 - 12:30 (Asia/Kolkata) | Sona Medical College of Naturopathy and Yoga, Sona Medical College of Naturopathy and Yoga,, Salem, Tamil nadu, 637504, India
The programme commenced with Tamil Thai Vazhthu, followed by a prayer song and a guided pranayama session, creating a calm, positive, and focused atmosphere among the participants. This mindful beginning set the tone for an insightful and engaging learning experience.
The keynote session was delivered by Dr. G. Raghupathi, who conducted an interactive and informative talk on entrepreneurship opportunities in the holistic health and naturopathy sector. The session provided a comprehensive understanding of how traditional healing practices can be transformed into sustainable and ethical wellness enterprises.
Key Topics Covered

Ideation and Opportunity Identification in wellness and naturopathy startups

Regulatory and Compliance Frameworks relevant to naturopathy and holistic health practices

Branding and Market Entry Strategies for wellness entrepreneurs

Scaling and Sustaining Holistic Health Ventures

Clinical Ethics and Professional Practice Management

Dr. Raghupathi enriched the session with real-life examples and case studies, enabling participants to understand practical challenges, compliance requirements, and effective solutions within the wellness startup ecosystem.
Outcome of the Programme
The programme successfully inspired participants to explore innovative career pathways in naturopathy and holistic healthcare entrepreneurship. Attendees gained valuable insights into startup planning, legal and regulatory aspects, ethical clinical practices, and long-term business sustainability in the wellness industry.
Overall, the workshop proved to be highly informative and impactful, equipping aspiring naturopathy professionals with essential entrepreneurial knowledge to establish and manage successful holistic health ventures.

Club Activities at Sona Medical College of Naturopathy and Yoga – January 24, 2026
2026-01-24 09:30 - 16:00
Introduction
The Social Media Club of Sona Medical College of Naturopathy and Yoga successfully coordinated and documented a series of vibrant student club activities held on 24th January 2026. These activities were thoughtfully designed to promote the holistic development of BNYS students, integrating academics, wellness practices, research exposure, and sports. The event reflected the institution’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded healthcare professionals in the fields of naturopathy and yoga.

Speakers Club – Student Knowledge Sharing Forum
The Speakers Club organized an engaging Speaker Forum, providing students with a platform to enhance public speaking skills and share scientific knowledge.

Mr. Bharath Guhan (Haridra Batch) delivered an insightful presentation on “Chronic Psychological Stress and Its Effect on Telomeres”, explaining how long-term stress influences cellular aging and health.

Ms. Lavanya (Ashwa Batch) spoke on “Vitality”, emphasizing the importance of physical, mental, and emotional well-being in leading a balanced life.

These sessions encouraged critical thinking, communication skills, and evidence-based learning among students.

Nutrition Club – Therapeutic Diet Planning
The Nutrition Club conducted an informative session where students prepared and presented therapeutic diet plans tailored for various health conditions. The activity highlighted the role of clinical nutrition and diet therapy in disease prevention and health promotion, reinforcing the principles of naturopathic nutrition.

SO YOGA Club – Pranayama and Relaxation Practices
The SO YOGA Club organized practical demonstrations of pranayama and relaxation techniques. Students actively participated and learned effective methods to improve mental calmness, stress management, and physical balance, strengthening their foundation in yogic sciences.

Research and Development Club – Research Orientation Session
The Research and Development Club conducted an interactive discussion focusing on research methodology, innovation, and the importance of research in naturopathy and yoga. The session motivated students to develop a research-oriented mindset and understand the role of scientific inquiry in holistic healthcare.

Sports Club – Indoor and Outdoor Games
The Sports Club organized various indoor and outdoor sports activities, including volleyball, throwball, and shuttle. These games promoted physical fitness, teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship, contributing to students’ overall well-being.

Conclusion
The club activities at Sona Medical College of Naturopathy and Yoga were highly engaging and impactful. By seamlessly integrating academics, wellness practices, research exposure, and sports, the program contributed significantly to the overall personality and professional development of BNYS students. The event concluded successfully with enthusiastic participation from students across all batches.
