Kerala is fleshing out a plan that will highlight the regenerative aspects of Ayurveda to boost the state’s tourism sector, accounting for an estimated ₹45,000 crore in annual revenue. It plans to tap Ayurveda, as part of medical tourism, by
New Delhi. Covid-19 has its own impact on politics, reality and fight on the turf. Kerala is being praised for its Kasargod model for effective COVID-19 fight. On the other hand use of “Sprinklr” app to track the citizens is
The coming edition of Global Ayurveda Festival (GAF) scheduled to be held from May 16 to 20 at Angamaly Kerala will be unique in terms of participation of international business, industry, academic and diplomatic participants across continents, claim organisers.V. Muraleedharan,
Adi Shankara was born at Kalady in Kerala in a Namboodiri Family. His mother was Aryamba and his father died very early. When he wanted to take up Sanyasa very much against the will of her mother, she finally agreed
Tourist arrivals in Kerala shot up by an impressive 6.82 per cent during January-March this year, indicating that the state had swiftly overcome the ordeal of last year’s devastating floods. During the first quarter, the total number of tourist arrivals
New Delhi. A senior leader of Communist Party of Nepal (UML) J.N. Khanal and Kerala CM P Vijayan are agreed to cooperate in the tourism and Ayurveda sectors. Both the leaders met at the official residence of Kerala Chief Minister
New delhi. Kerala is working fast to rise again after the damage caused by floods during last September. Under the mission to reinventing Kerala , some stakeholders with the support of government are launching “Ayurstart.” This will create 250 start-ups
New Delhi: Ministry of AYUSH will be celebrating Ayurveda Day on November 5, 2018. On the occasion, Ministry of AYUSH Govt. of India will confer National Dhanwantri Ayurveda award to three eminent Vaidyas namely Vaidya Shiv Kumar Mishra, Prof. M
“Commercialization itself is not bad if it is done on specific parameters and without compromising the core ethics. What is wrong if someone makes money out of YOGA?” Dr HR Nagendra decodes Wellness tourism in special issue of AYURVED SUTRA
From gushing rivers, high-altitude mountains, dense forests, scenic backwaters, lush-greenery hills and vast stretches of the sea, Ayurveda, adventure activities like trekking, surfing, wildlife safaris, paragliding, rural tourism to entice young generation of travellers as well as international tourists to
