The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government, which decided to provide impetus to Ayurveda education, told the Supreme Court that no relaxation in rules and regulations would be extended to students for admission into Ayurvedic colleges and that they must scrupulously
Pamella Ball is a dream expert. Pam’s core interest on all levels was sparked as a sick children’s nurse. This was also the time when she developed an interest in dreams and their significance. She became a popular author and
As the Modi government faces the accusation of saffronising education, an RSS-backed body has pitched for including Ayurveda, Siddha and other indigenous medical systems in an “integrated syllabus” for medicine. It has also called for major changes in all fields
National Food Science and Risk Assessment Centres (NFSRAC) are proposed to be set up as part of the scheme to strengthen food regulatory structure in the country. The central government has not asked the states to bear any expenditure on
Now a days, Swapna is totally abolished from clinical practice. Although, some studies have been done by some research scholars on Swapna in Ayurveda, even then more efforts are required to explore the possibility of application of this concept in
The Ministry of AYUSH is contemplating setting up an AYUSH hospital in Kazakhstan, and it is in advanced stages of establishing an Ayurveda college in Bangladesh, the syllabus for which has already been drafted by an advisory committee. The Ministry
The syllabus of BAMS is being reworked from scratch to produce graduates who are competent enough to practise Ayurveda properly in the modern age. According to experts, the present-day BAMS graduates are efficient in theoretical studies. However, quite often they
There is an amusing saying regarding the health of the physical body. It is said that the loss of health results in four things: the first is being ill; the second is a pill; the third is the bill; and
In June 2014, the State Assembly and the Legislative Council gave its approval to the bill which allowed Homeopaths to practice Allopathy after completing a one-year bridge course in Pharmacology. However, the IMA moved the Bombay High Court over the
Pune-based Ayurveda expert Dr K V Pathak invents Nadigraph device that can detect cardiac, nervous system and digestive disorders. Nadigraph device functions like a portable ECG machine and has its name derived from Nadi Pariksha and electrograph. Pathak was called
