A collective oath ceremony was held in Shahjahanpur on the occasion of National Ayurveda Day at the TB clinic located at the district tuberculosis officer's office, with the participation of doctors, staff, TB patients, and their families. The program, guided by district tuberculosis officer Dr. Karan Singh, saw participants pledge to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Vijay Johri, the secretary of the Indian Red Cross Society and the district president of the All India Ayurveda Conference, administered the oath in line with the theme of National Ayurveda Day, 'Ayurveda for a Healthy Future,' emphasizing healthy diet and lifestyle, regular routine, sufficient rest, cleanliness, yoga, positive thinking, and awareness about health. TB patients pledged to take the prescribed treatment and medicines regularly for the determined period, and not to discontinue treatment without medical advice. They also appealed to maintain respect and support for TB patients and to eliminate discrimination and misconceptions about the disease. On this occasion, free masks were distributed to patients, their families, doctors, and staff by the Indian Red Cross Society. Dr. Vijay Johri said that a TB-free India can be achieved through a healthy lifestyle, nutrition, cleanliness, regular treatment, and social support. The program was attended by doctors, staff, TB patients, and their families, including Dr. Faisal, the district deputy tuberculosis officer, Dr. Afroz Ahmad, the district health education and information officer, and Dr. Rajendra Kushwaha, the medical college Ayurveda wing chief.