Thousands of people from across India converged on the tranquil village of Kutaganahalli in Karnataka's Koppal district on Saturday morning to receive a herbal medicine, famed for its efficacy in treating respiratory issues, particularly asthma. Sporting traditional attire—a dhoti, anga vastram, and a vermillion tilak on his forehead—the bare-chested traditional healer Ashok Rao Kulkarni was prepared with globular medicines, ready to distribute them to those in need.
'Wonder Pill' To Cure Asthma Draws Thousands Of People From Across India To Karnataka Village
ABP News Bureau
Updated at:
08 Jun 2024 05:19 PM (IST)
This 'wonder pill,' crafted by traditional healer Kulkarni, has drawn individuals from various parts of Karnataka, as well as neighboring Maharashtra and other southern states
The Kulkarni family has a legacy of over a century in distributing this medicine.