Sri Lanka is a country of rich heritage, one of which is its indigenous system of Medicine, which has been racticed by the people since time immemorial. The Ayurveda system of medicine from North India, the Siddha system of medicine
Ayurveda is an inseparable part of Sanskrit and every aspect related to life has been explained in it. Udyan Arya, Head of Sanskrit Academy Chandigarh officially announced the seminar on Swasth Bharat- How to live a healthy life which was
The Kerala state government has decided to amend the Kerala spirituous preparations (control) rules, 1969, to liberalize licences for the sale of ayurveda medicines containing alcohol. This is for the first time that the rules are being amended. Under the
In a move to focus on promotion and development of Indian traditional medicines, especially Ayurveda, the health ministry of Kerala has decided to set up a separate department for Ayush systems. The director of state NRHM wing, Dr K Beena
Manipal University has signed a scholarship partner agreement with Aatreya Education Systems Pvt Ltd in the month of August. The students selected for PG certificate course in Panchakarma will be granted the scholarship under this agreement. Aatreya Education Systems Private
Ayurveda industry has started feeling the pinch of the spiraling prices of coconut oil. The retail prices have crossed Rs 200 per kg, an all-time high, and are threatening to go up further. The Ayurveda industry is dependent on coconut oil
Bhubaneswar AIIMS authorities would introduce traditional forms of treatment like Yoga, Ayurveda, Homeopathy and Unani to tackle the growing number of patients. The introduction of the traditional forms of treatment would help in handling rush of patients and reducing pressure on allopathic doctors of the
The Government Ayurveda College and Hospital, situated on the campus of Sumpurnanand Sanskrit University at Varanasi is struggling for existence. The Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM), the governing body of medical colleges had denied recognition to the college in
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials raided an allegedly bogus Ayurveda practitioner in Malegaon, Maharashtraand seized medicines worth Rs 5 lakh. These medicines were being given to cancer patients by the bogus Ayurveda practitioner Vaidya Sureshkumar Chetandas Jethvani. The matter has been referred to the
The AIIMS-styled institutes that the Union government plans to set up in every State will have a department dedicated to Ayurveda and yoga. The future AIIMS institutes will have all systems of medicine working in coordination. Dr. Harsh Vardhan recommended
