The government will soon include various aspects of a healthy lifestyle in the school curriculum, Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
This will help students adopt a healthy lifestyle, he said at an international laparoscopic and bariatric conference here.
Addressing medical professionals working in the field ofbariatric and metabolic surgery, Javadekar pitched for a healthy lifestyle.
"We are going to include various aspects of a healthy lifestyle in the curriculum. Students need to know what all is to be done to lead a healthy lifestyle," he said.
The minister asked the medical fraternity to educate people about benefits of a healthy lifestyle and good dietary habits.
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