Burnett Homoeopathy Launches National Homoeopathy Conclave 2026
On Tuesday, July 29, 2026, Burnett Homoeopathy Pvt. Ltd., led by Founder and Managing Director Dr. Nitish Dubey, inaugurated the National Conclave on Advancing Homoeopathic Science 2026 at The Lalit in New Delhi. The event assembled eminent homoeopathic physicians, researchers, academicians, policymakers and healthcare professionals from across India to discuss the future of evidence‑based homoeopathic healthcare.
The inaugural session was attended by former Union Minister Mos Nityanand Rai, Union Ministers Shri Ashwini Kumar Choubey and Shri Satish Chandra Dubey, Members of Parliament Shri Rajesh Verma and Shri Ravi Kishan (who is also an actor), Bihar Energy Minister Shri Shailesh Kumar “Bulo Mandal”, eminent educationist Dr. Ramji Singh, and Shri Tarkeshwar Jain, Chairman of the National Homoeopathy Board, alongside several distinguished leaders from the medical and healthcare fraternity.
Dr. Nitish Dubey addressed the gathering, stating that the future of homoeopathy depends on rigorous scientific research, evidence‑based clinical practice and continuous innovation. He emphasized that Burnett Homoeopathy aims to bring together the finest minds in the profession to foster collaboration, encourage meaningful scientific dialogue and position homoeopathy as a globally respected, research‑driven healthcare system.
The conclave is designed as a national platform for scientific exchange, focusing on evidence‑based practice, clinical research, innovation, education and excellence in patient care. Throughout the day, the programme will feature keynote lectures, scientific paper presentations, panel discussions and interactive sessions, all intended to strengthen the scientific foundation of homoeopathy and promote collaboration among practitioners, researchers and institutions.
Organisers highlighted that the conclave reflects a shared commitment to high‑quality research, strengthening academic and clinical practices, and expanding the role of homoeopathy in modern healthcare. The event is expected to serve as a significant milestone in fostering collaboration, encouraging research and shaping the future direction of homoeopathic science in India.