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dr kranthi r vardhan

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I, Dr. KRANTHI VARDHAN RENUKUNTLA, am an Ayurvedic Doctor Practising in Hyderabad. My Qualification is B.A.M.S; M.S.( Counseling & Psychotherapy). I Have my own ‘Speciality Panchakarma Centre’ named "THE KERALA AYURVEDIC CARE" Speciality Panchakarma Centre @ 3-6-101/1, st no: 19, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. Established in the year 1999, We Treat all the Chronic Ailments with AYURVEDA-which is considered to be the “MOTHER OF ALL SCIENCES”.
For the service rendered by me in the field of Ayurveda, I have been awarded "KRRISHI RATNA AWARD" For the Year 2005, "AYURVEDA TAPASWI AWARD" For the Year 2006 & “VAIDYA RATNA AWARD” For the Year 2007. I am associated with TV9 a popular news channel in Telugu and spread the awareness towards Ayurveda in a Doctor-Patient Live interaction Programme called "MEET YOUR DOCTOR". Participated in many National & International seminar’s. Published many articles related to ‘Ayurveda and Panchakarma’ in all the leading news papers like Deccan Chronicle, Hindu, Andhra Jyothi, Eenadu, Vaartha etc.
I love art, drawing and painting & am a good painter too. I have won many International, National, State awards including the most prestigeous SHANKER'S INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S PAINTING COMPETETION'S SILVER MEDAL. The award was presented at Rastrapathi Bhavan by the then PRESIDENT OF INDIA HIS EXCELLENCY DR. SHANKAR DAYAL SHARMA for the painting titled "FOOD FOR SECULAR THOUGHT".

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