Pimpri-Chinchwad: Continuing its mission to bring ancient healing practices to modern communities, Ayushakti, one of the world’s leading Ayurvedic health centres, has inaugurated its latest franchise outlet in Punawale, a fast-growing suburb in Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra.
Strategically located at Longitude Building, Gaikwad Nagar, Koyate Vasti Road, the new franchise becomes Ayushakti’s 29th centre in Maharashtra and its 15th franchise outlet.
With this expansion, the company strengthens its presence in the state while reaffirming its vision of delivering holistic health through time-tested Siddha Veda principles.
The newly launched outlet includes two consultation areas, two therapy rooms, and a comfortable waiting lounge with a pantry, offering a seamless wellness experience.
Patients will receive care from certified Ayurvedic doctors trained directly by Dr Smita Pankaj Naram and Dr Krushna Pankaj Naram.
“I am delighted to see Ayushakti expanding steadily across India,” said Dr. Smita Naram, Co-founder of Ayushakti. “Our goal is to help people experience deep healing through ancient solutions that have been proven effective for generations.”
Ayushakti Punawale will offer its renowned services including:
- Nadi Pariksha (Deep Pulse Reading)
- Panchkarma Detox Therapies
- Steam and Massage Treatments
- Customized Herbal Remedies
- Marma (Ayurvedic Acupressure) Therapies
- Personalized Diet and Lifestyle Plans
Founded in 1987 by Master Healer Late Dr. Pankaj Naram and Dr. Smita Naram, Ayushakti has emerged as a global leader in Ayurvedic wellness.
The brand has transformed the lives of over one million people across nine countries and continues to innovate with integrative detox and rejuvenation therapies.
The launch event in Punawale was attended by Ayushakti’s core team and franchise owners, who celebrated this milestone as part of the brand’s broader expansion strategy in India.
“We are thrilled by the overwhelming response we’ve received. This inspires us to continue growing and bringing Ayurveda closer to people across the country,” added Dr. Smita Naram.
