Ashirwad Ayurvedic Clinic

If you head down Gangapur Road and turn toward Anandwalli, you’ll find us at 10b in the Anandinagar co-operative housing society. Ashirwad Ayurvedic Clinic isn't a big, flashy place. It’s a quiet corner where the air usually smells like dried herbs and oils. We spend a lot of our time talking to people who are tired of the usual fast-paced life and just want something different. The clinic is part of the residential area, so it feels more like a home than a sterile office. My desk is usually covered in jars and handwritten notes because I still prefer paper over typing everything into a computer. Sometimes the neighbors’ kids are playing outside and you can hear them through the windows, which makes the place feel alive. We don't have a fancy waiting room with a television. Instead, people just sit and chat while they wait. It’s a bit slow-paced here, which I think is a good thing for an Ayurvedic clinic. We focus on the old ways of doing things, even if it takes a little longer to explain to someone new. The society gate can be a bit tricky to find if it's your first time, but once you’re inside, it’s peaceful. We just go about our work, mixing what we need and listening to the stories of everyone who stops by for a consultation.