On World Liver Day, PM Modi calls for mindful eating to tackle obesity

New Delhi, Apr 19: Marking World Liver Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on citizens to adopt mindful eating habits and embrace healthier lifestyles to combat the growing challenge of obesity. Emphasizing that small, conscious dietary changes can yield significant health benefits, the Prime Minister urged the public to take collective action towards building a fitter nation.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Modi responded to Union Minister JP Nadda’s message highlighting the importance of liver health and nutrition. “Commendable effort to mark #WorldLiverDay with a call for mindful eating and healthier living,” the Prime Minister wrote. “Small steps like reducing oil intake can make a big difference.

Together, let’s build a fitter, healthier India by raising awareness about obesity. #StopObesity” The message comes amid rising concerns over lifestyle diseases in India, with obesity emerging as a key public health issue.

Health experts have long advocated for dietary awareness and reduced consumption of unhealthy fats as part of preventive healthcare. Modi’s remarks underline the government’s broader push for public participation in wellness initiatives and health awareness campaigns.