New Delhi, July 29: Burnett Homoeopathy Pvt. Ltd. under the leadership of Dr. Nitish Dubey, on Tuesday inaugurated the National Conclave on Advancing in Homoeopathic Science 2026 at The Lalit, New Delhi bringing together eminent homoeopathic physicians, researchers, academicians, policymakers, and healthcare professionals from across India to deliberate on the future of evidence-based homoeopathic healthcare.
The inaugural session was graced by Mos Nityanand Rai, former Union Minister Shri Ashwini Kumar Choubey, Union Minister Shri Satish Chandra Dubey, Member of Parliament Shri Rajesh Verma, Member of Parliament and actor Shri Ravi Kishan, Bihar Energy Minister Shri Shailesh Kumar “Bulo Mandal”, eminent educationist Dr. Ramji Singh, and Shri Tarkeshwar Jain, Chairman of the National Homoeopathy Board, along with several distinguished leaders from the medical and healthcare fraternity.
The conclave serves as a national platform for scientific exchange, focusing on evidence-based practice, clinical research, innovation, education, and excellence in patient care. Through keynote lectures, scientific paper presentations, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, the event aims to strengthen the scientific foundation of homoeopathy and encourage collaboration among practitioners, researchers, and institutions.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Nitish Dubey, Founder and Managing Director of Burnett Homoeopathy Pvt. Ltd said:
“The future of homoeopathy lies in rigorous scientific research, evidence-based clinical practice, and continuous innovation. Through this conclave, Burnett Homoeopathy seeks to bring together the finest minds in the profession to foster collaboration, encourage meaningful scientific dialogue, and contribute towards positioning homoeopathy as a globally respected, research-driven healthcare system.”
The dignitaries present at the inaugural session appreciated the efforts of Burnett Homoeopathy Pvt. Ltd. in creating a national forum dedicated to advancing scientific excellence, professional collaboration, and innovation within the homoeopathic community.
Organisers said the conclave reflects a shared commitment to promoting high-quality research, strengthening academic and clinical practices, and expanding the role of homoeopathy in modern healthcare. The programme will continue throughout the day with multiple scientific sessions, expert deliberations, and knowledge-sharing initiatives involving leading professionals from across the country.
The National Conclave on Advancing in Homoeopathic Science 2026 is expected to serve as a significant milestone in fostering collaboration, encouraging research, and shaping the future direction of homoeopathic science in India.
