A National Movement
Piles Free
India 2035
हर घर जागरूकता, हर जीवन खुशहाल
India’s Largest Awareness Movement for
Non-Surgical Treatment of Piles
Non- Surgical Treatment
Effective Treatment
Trusted by Thousands
Affordable Heathcare
30K+
Cured by Medicines
17+
Years of experience
200+
Awareness Camps
10+
Cities covered
Affordable Heathcare
Take the first step toward piles free india
Why We Started
Millions suffer in silence.
That ends now.
Piles, fissures, and fistulas affect 1 in 8 Indians — yet most patients wait 4 to 6 years before seeing a doctor. This delay isn’t because treatment is unavailable, but because shame, stigma, and misinformation keep them away.
We started the Piles Free India 2035 mission to break that silence forever through awareness, accessible care, and the power of Ayurvedic science that has been healing these conditions for thousands of years.
The disease doesn't destroy lives. The silence around it does. I decided it was time someone said that out loud.
— Acharya Yashwant, Founder · Piles Free India 2035
Official Mission Seal · Est. 2025
Powered by Swaraarogyam Foundation · A National Movement Against Anorectal Disorders
Awareness
Break the silence. Reach every Indian with clear, shame-free health education.
Access
Quality non-surgical care available in every city — not just metros.
Prevention
Ayurvedic lifestyle protocols that stop recurrence and build lasting gut health.
Empowerment
Every healed patient becomes an advocate. Communities healing communities.
Recognized by:
The Man Behind the Mission
Acharya Yashwant — 17 years, one mission
When Acharya Yashwant says India can be piles-free by 2035, he isn’t speaking from theory. He’s speaking from 17 years of daily clinical practice and 50,000+ patient outcomes across piles, fissures, fistulas, and pilonidal sinuses. Behind every number is a patient who came in suffering, often after years of silence, and left with their life restored. These are not marketing numbers. They are the accumulated proof of a mission already in motion.
Acharya Yashwant realized the real problem was not a lack of treatment, but a national culture of silence, shame, and misinformation keeping millions from care they could easily access.
"My patients don't come to me in the first month. They come after five years of suffering — embarrassed, exhausted, and afraid. That delay is what I want to eliminate across India."
— Acharya Yashwant, Founder · Piles Free India 2035
Acharya Yashwant
(Dr. Pareek, BAMS)
Proctologist/Anorectal Care, Kshara Sutra, Gut Health, and Ayurveda Expert
17+
Years of Experience
Every year shaped by patient outcomes; not textbooks
30K+
Patients Treated
Through Ksharsutra and Ayurvedic medicines combined
20K+
Surgeries
Only when non-surgical options were genuinely exhausted
50+
Doctors Trained
Now carrying this mission forward across India
Mission in Action
Free camps. Real patients.
Real change.
Swaraarogyam Foundation runs mobile medical camps across India and bringing free screening, diagnosis, and consultation directly to underserved communities. No hospital. No cost. No embarrassment.
Every camp is a declaration: your suffering has a name, it has a cure, and help is here.
24+
Camps held in major cities
3,200+
Patients screened free
10+
Major cities reached
12+
Partner clinics joined
Real People. Real Stories.
These are the faces of
India’s silent epidemic
Every patient waited too long because nobody told them help was available. That ends with this mission.
"I thought the pain every morning was normal. I was scared surgery would mean hospital stays and my family finding out. I found the mission through Instagram and took the first step."
The Mission Ecosystem
Four institutions.
One movement.
Each entity plays a distinct, complementary role, together forming India’s most comprehensive non-surgical anorectal health network.
The campaign is only possible because Dr. Yashwant built four connected institutions over 17 years — each designed to extend the mission’s reach in a different direction.
Official Mission Seal · Est. 2025
Powered by Swaraarogyam Foundation · A National Movement Against Anorectal Disorders
The Visionary
Acharya Yashwant
The founder, educator, and public face of the movement. 17 years of clinical expertise, Vedic wisdom, and national mission leadership.
- Thought leadership
- Patient education
- Mission founder
Movement Engine
Swaraarogyam Foundation
The operational NGO running camps, outreach, and the 2035 national roadmap. Where donations fund real change.
- Medical camps
- Community outreach
- Donation platform
Clinical Proof
Shankar Piles Clinic
India’s specialised frontline anorectal institution. Where the mission’s protocols are practiced, proven, and refined every day.
- Expert consultation
- Ksharsutra therapy
- Non-surgical care
Accessible Solution
Anoveda Healthcare
Research-backed Ayurvedic medicines extending the mission to every Indian — online, pan-India, doctor-certified.
- Trail and testing in our clinic
- Doctor prescribed
- Pan-India delivery
The 2025–2035 Roadmap
A decade-long plan.
Concrete milestones.
A structured, time-bound national goal with measurable targets at every stage.
Official campaign launch. First 10-city awareness drive. Partner clinic programme opens. All four ecosystem platforms unified. Lead generation begins.
Systematic camp coverage. 25,000+ free screenings. Anoveda Mission Kit in all major states. National media and PR amplification.
Standardised national care network. Mission-certified protocols. Teleconsultation for rural access. Anoveda supply at every partner location.
Structured certification programme. The next generation of Ayurvedic anorectal specialists trained, certified, and mission-aligned.
1 lakh+ patients treated through the mission network. India positioned as the world leader in holistic gut health management.
How the Mission Helps You
From silence to lifelong wellness
Awareness →
End the silence
Screening →
Free camp check
Diagnosis →
Expert assessment
Treatment →
Non-surgical care
Recovery →
Guided healing
Prevention →
Lifestyle protocol
Wellness →
Lifelong gut health
GET INVOLVED
Every person can help build a
Piles-Free India.
Whether you’re seeking relief, healing others, or supporting the mission there’s a meaningful place for you.
FOR INDIVISUAL/PATIENTS
Start Your Healing Journey
Don’t ignore the discomfort any longer. Thousands of families delayed treatment because of embarrassment or fear. Most wished they had acted sooner. A simple conversation today could prevent years of pain.
- Know what's causing your discomfort
- Speak privately with an expert
- Receive a treatment plan made for you
- Guidance for non-surgical treatment options
FOR DOCTORS & PRACTITIONERS
Heal More Lives Together
Every doctor has the power to change hundreds of lives. Become part of India’s trusted network of certified practitioners working toward one national missionmaking piles treatment more accessible without surgery.
- Earn recognition as a mission partner
- Learn proven non-surgical treatment methods
- Connect through our national referral network
- Help more patients discover your clinic
FOR DONORS AND CSR
Your Support For Someone’s Relief
One contribution doesn’t just fund a campaign. It helps a patient receive treatment, supports awareness in rural India, trains practitioners, and brings hope where healthcare is hardest to reach.
- Help a village receive free screening
- Give treatment to someone who cannot afford it
- Fund awareness programs in underserved areas
- Eligible for 80G tax benefits
Ready to Begin Your Journey?
Stop suffering in silence.
Talk to a specialist — free.
A private 20-minute consultation with Acharya Yashwant’s clinical team. No embarrassment. No commitment. Just answers.
- Fill the form and share your concern
- Our team confirms your slot on WhatsApp
- Private consultation from home
- Receive your personalised assessment
Book Your Free Consultation
Available Mon–Sat · 9am–6pm
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FAQ’s
Whether you’re seeking information about piles, prevention, treatment, or how to support the mission, we’ve answered the questions people ask most often.
Piles Free India 2035 is a national healthcare mission dedicated to reducing the burden of piles across India through awareness, prevention, early diagnosis, education, and improved access to quality treatment. Our goal is to ensure that no one suffers in silence due to stigma or misinformation.
Millions of people delay treatment because of embarrassment, fear, or a lack of reliable information. The mission was established to break this silence, encourage early medical consultation, and create a healthier India through education and community participation.
Piles, also known as hemorrhoids, are swollen blood vessels in or around the rectum and anus. They may cause bleeding, pain, itching, swelling, or discomfort during bowel movements.
Yes. Healthy eating habits, adequate water intake, regular physical activity, and avoiding prolonged straining during bowel movements can significantly reduce the risk of developing piles.
No. Treatment depends on the stage and severity of the condition. Most people with piles do not require surgery and can be effectively managed through appropriate medication, lifestyle modifications, and timely medical care.
At Piles Free India 2035, we promote non-surgical treatment whenever it is clinically appropriate. Backed by 17+ years of clinical experience and the successful treatment of 30,000+ patients, our medicinal approach has helped thousands find relief without surgery. However, in advanced or complicated cases, surgery may be the most appropriate treatment, as determined by a qualified healthcare professional.
If you experience rectal bleeding, persistent pain, swelling, itching, or discomfort during bowel movements, it is advisable to consult a qualified healthcare professional as early as possible.
You can contribute by spreading awareness, participating in educational activities, volunteering, partnering as an institution, or helping organize community health initiatives in your area.
Yes. Qualified healthcare professionals, hospitals, clinics, and healthcare organizations are welcome to become official mission partners and support awareness, education, and patient care initiatives.
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