Ayurveda

Ayurveda Day 2022: A brief guide to understanding what Ayurveda is

Ayurvedic treatment helps a person by removing impurities, increasing resistance to disease and harmony in life

First Draft | Time to reclaim India’s history for a New India

India so far has not adequately reclaimed its history in the post-Independence era in a way that shows the true stature, duration and influence

Why traditional medicine systems, targeted interventions may help India become world's holistic health capital

India's rich base of knowledge of traditional medicine systems such as Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy has long been a source of strength

India is new hope to the world, says PM Modi in his address to youth in Vadodara

Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon the youth to take a collective resolve and make efforts to build a new India whose identity is new, forward-looking and traditions are ancient

Ayurveda as a medical science: What sets it apart

The main objective of Ayurveda is to nurture and promote good health by managing and preventing diseases

Nutritionist Pooja Makhija’s Ayurvedic juice solution for delayed, irregular periods

In the video, she spoke about some ayurvedic ingredients like Shatavari, Lodhra, Ashoka, Mulethi and Noni which can prevent menstrual issues among women

Explained: What’s the AYUSH mark and visa that the Modi government is going to roll out?

The AYUSH mark will give authenticity to made-in-India AYUSH products and the special category visa is for tourists seeking traditional medicine therapies

Explained: What’s the WHO Global Centre for Traditional Medicine in Gujarat all about?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and WHO chief Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus will inaugurate the first-ever traditional medicine centre in Jamnagar today. It’s a big step for India, which has played a key role in mainstreaming complementary medicine

Global Centre for traditional medicine in India could be game-changer, says WHO regional director

She said that traditional medicines have been around for millennia and pointed out that nearly 80 per cent of people, in 170 of 194 WHO member countries use them

Ayurveda’s rising global popularity stems from its efficacy, universal relevance

India has managed to create a strong foothold as a supplier of high-quality Ayurvedic products and has a colossal domestic market of Ayurvedic medicinal products