He is an ex C-dot Engineer and holds a degree in electronics engineering. Spiritual knowledge always fascinated Mr. Chennam Rangaswamy who now heads the CMRS group. This keen interest of his led him to form CMRS Pyramid Meditation Centre started
Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (TANUVAS), Chennai and Central Council for Research in Siddha (CCRS) of Ministry of AYUSH have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore the benefits of ancient Indian medicine and focus on
The Patanjali effect of boosting consumption in the ayurvedic products space is being felt on the hiring front as well. People who have gained some experience in Ayurveda are said to be in demand and also command a good premium
He is a physician, teacher, visionary, philosopher, counselor, administrator and entrepreneur. The profound equilibrium that he maintains between these roles makes him the ideal of many. P. R. Krishna Kumar, the head of Arya Vaidya Pharmacy (Coimbatore) Ltd. combines his
Union Minister Shripad Naik said AYUSH Ministry will soon sign an agreement with the World Health Organisation (WHO) to popularise Ayurveda across the world. The goal of achieving healthy population is to be met through AYUSH health care system.
This father-in-law of my elderly friend realized in his life time, through extreme emotional suffering though, not once but twice, that the name or form of human relations is not final or changeless reality of life. Rather the quality or
Jnana Deepana: A Contrive to Ashta Samskaras of Parada & Workshop on Pottali Kalpana, Rasalinga Nirmana, Mishra Loha is organized by MVR Ayurveda Medical College Parassinikkadavu, Kannur, Kerala on 5th and 6th May 2016. Prevention From Cancer; A New Way
Every other day we get to hear the plight of Indian farmer despite the fact that they slog all over the year to feed us and give us that essential energy called “Prana”. I relocated to Uttarakhand Himalayas few years
After doctors realized their exam room reminded traumatized patients of torture chambers, they invited Buddhist monks and Cambodian healers to bring age-old therapies to the clinic. Doctors at a health clinic in Lowell, Massachusetts, had a problem: Their exam rooms
