New Delhi: A special press conference on energy, healthcare, and lifestyle solutions was organized at the Press Club by the Best Cure Foundation and Kitsault Energy.
During the event, the organization’s President and Founder, Dr. Krishnan Suthanthiran shared his views on issues related to energy, environment, healthcare, and better lifestyle practices.
He stated that extensive and long-term plans are being developed to address the country’s energy, environmental, and healthcare challenges. He also encouraged people to adopt vegetarian food habits, saying that it can bring positive changes to one’s lifestyle.
Dr. Krishnan Suthanthiran explained that Kitsault Energy’s “West Coast Energy / Commodity Corridor Project” is among Canada’s modern energy projects and has been under development since 2013. The objective of the project is to increase the direct export of Canadian crude oil, natural gas liquids (NGL), potash, and other resources to European and Asian countries. However, due to international political circumstances, the project has not progressed at the expected pace.
He further stated that under the proposed project, targeted for March 2026, there are plans to develop a dual pipeline “Energy Corridor” of approximately 700–750 kilometers from Northeastern British Columbia to Observatory Inlet, with an estimated investment exceeding 40 billion dollars. The project aims to boost the export of crude oil and natural gas liquids while expanding access to Asia-Pacific markets.
He added that support is being sought from provincial and federal governments to move the project forward. In addition, several proposals related to energy and environmental challenges have been presented to the Government of India between 2013 and 2026, including the Kitsault Port and Terminal Project located in British Columbia, Canada.
Information was also shared during the event about the “Best Cure Pro Health and Medical Centers” operated by Global Best Cure Foundation India, which focus on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases such as cancer, heart disease, and diabetes.
Representatives from various countries, policymakers, and other stakeholders attending the press conference were informed about integrated approaches related to sustainable energy development, advanced healthcare services, and preventive lifestyle strategies. The organizers also announced plans to hold more national and international conferences on the subject in the future.
