LUCKNOW, May 18 -- Chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday said integrated Ayush colleges should be established in every division of the state. All Ayush systems-Ayurveda, Unani, and Homeopathy-should be available on a single campus, he added. Adityanath made the remark at a review meeting of the Ayush department. "This initiative will not only strengthen the Ayush medical system but also contribute to the development of the future health-based education system," he said. Efforts are being made in the mission mode to bring traditional healthcare systems to the public, he said. He instructed that the establishment of naturopathy and yoga centres in all Ayush institutions should be made mandatory. He also laid stress on completion of the recruitment process to fill 100% of approved academic and medical posts. The state currently has 2,127 Ayurvedic, 259 Unani, and 1,598 homoeopathic medical institutions. "Health and wellness centres should be established in every district of the state, and (they) may be operated either through government initiatives or in public-private partnership (PPP) mode. Panchkarma in Ayurveda is very effective in the treatment of serious diseases, so these methods should be promoted in all Ayush institutions in the state," the chief minister further said. Encouraging private sector participation, the CM urged investors to explore opportunities in the Ayush domain....