In a shining testament to years of unwavering dedication and excellence in indigenous healthcare, the name Yumnamcha Rajen has become synonymous with hope, healing, and holistic wellbeing in Manipur and beyond. With over two decades of significant contribution to chiropractic care and traditional healing practices, Mr. Rajen is set to receive the illustrious Honorary Doctorate Award 2025 from the Shahara Charitable Trust—one of the highest forms of recognition in the field.
A Legacy Rooted in Service
Born to Yumnam Tamu Meitei and Yumnam Ongbi Beni Leima in Lamjao Mayai Leikai, Kakching Waikhong, Kakching District, Rajen pursued his passion for healing after witnessing the transformative power of traditional therapies in his own family. For over 20 years, he has tirelessly served his community and patients from across the region by combining ancient Manipuri wellness techniques with contemporary chiropractic science.
From providing relief to chronic pain sufferers to restoring mobility for accident victims, Rajen’s clinic has stood as a beacon of hope—often drawing visitors from diverse backgrounds seeking alternative avenues to health and healing. His unique techniques and patient-centric approach have not only restored lives, but also revived ancestral wisdom in therapeutic practice.
Earning Eminent Recognition
It is this extraordinary commitment that will be officially recognized on August 20, 2025, when Mr. Rajen receives the Honorary Doctorate Award at the 34th Manipuri Language Day-cum-National Conference on Population Education. This grand occasion, hosted at Brindabon, Chill at Chang Ezotic Multi Cuisine Cafe and Restaurant in Boragaon, Jalukbari, Guwahati, Assam, will see the coming together of noted dignitaries, scholars, and luminaries from across India.
Additionally, Mr. Rajen will be bestowed with the Prof. R. Subbakrishna Memorial Honorary Professor of Practice title—celebrating his outstanding service, research, and advocacy in integrative health sciences.
The event will be jointly organized by the Directorate of Regional Indian Languages and Research (DRILR) Manipur International University, The Famous People India World (founded by Rajesh Panda), Yalandoor Gourama Charitable Trust, SALUTE Tiranga, and Jalukbari Taekwondo Association, India.
A Message of Inspiration
Upon receiving news of this honor, Mr. Rajen expressed deep gratitude. “This award is not just for me, but for every traditional healer and practitioner who strives to bridge the wisdom of our ancestors with the demands of modern life. Together, we are preserving our cultural heritage and serving humanity.”
Colleagues describe Rajen as a mentor and a friend—someone who believes healing is a sacred calling, and who is relentless in his pursuit of patient health. His life story has inspired many to restore pride in traditional indigenous healing and has placed Manipur firmly on India’s healthcare innovation map.
Contact and Further Information
Members of the press and the general public seeking more information or to connect with Yumnamcha Rajen can reach him at +91 7005293751.
As the anticipation builds towards August 20, the spotlight now shines even brighter on Lamjao Mayai Leikai, home to one of India’s most celebrated traditional healers and chiropractors—a living testament to heritage, innovation, and healing excellence.
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