New Delhi.(PIB) Amidst the uncertainty prevailing today, the one activity giving hope is agricultural activity, which is also providing the reassurance of food security. All throughout India numerous farmers and agriculture labour are sweating and toiling against all adversities. Their
New Delhi. Ayush Minister Shripad Naik is confident that Ayush system can be successfully used to treat corona virus. Although, in the absence of scientific validation the ancient Indian medicinal stream has only been used as a preventive measure during
We all know that prevention is better than cure.While there is no medicine for COVID-19 as of now , it will be good to take preventive measures which boost our immunity system in these times. Ayurveda’s extensive knowledge base on
The Ministry of AYUSH has been receiving numerous suggestions from practitioners and institutions in the AYUSH Sector regarding possible solutions from AYUSH disciplines to restrain the spread of the Covid -19 pandemic. Such inputs have been received over phone, e-mail
By satyanarayan Dasa . “We can see coronavirus as an opportunity to become emotionally and intellectually stronger. Thus, instead of seeing it as a “Corona Curse” we might see it as a “Corona Karuṇā.”We can choose how to digest this
To develop alternative treatment options for cancer patients, Tata Memorial Hospital ,will soon start using ayurveda and yoga. The hospital has tied up with the Ministry of Ayush to conduct two trials on ayurvedic medicine for treatment of ovarian cancer.
The Central government introduced a Bill in the Lok Sabha to conglomerate a group of Ayurveda institutes in the campus of the Gujarat Ayurved University at Jamnagar in Gujarat and establish them as one institution with conferment of institution of
There is a need for large-scale nationalisation of healthcare services, said Dr BN Gangadhar, Padma Shri recipient and Director, National Institute of Mental Health & Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS),Bengaluru .Speaking at Ayusmat 2020, a healthcare summit held at IIM Bengaluru, he
The Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi is collaborating with Open Health Systems Laboratory (OHSL), USA to set up an international Centre of Excellence (CoE) on computational and biomedical sciences with an initial funding of Rs 10 Crore from OHSL. “The objective
A bench of justices L Nageswara Rao and Deepak Gupta upheld the validity of the notifications issued by the Central Council of Indian Medicine, which had mandated minimum qualifying marks in NEET for admission to an undergraduate course in Ayurvedic,
