#AYUSH sector

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उत्तराखंड कैबिनेट की महत्वपूर्ण बैठक, इन प्रस्ताव पर लगेगी मुहर

देहरादून ; आज 12:30 पर उत्तराखंड कैबिनेट की महत्वपूर्ण बैठक होने जा रही है, बैठक में विधानसभा सत्र में रखे जाने वाले अनुपूरक बजट पर भी मुहर लगेगी। राज्य आंदोलनकारी को 10% क्षैतिज आरक्षण देने का प्रस्ताव भी कैबिनेट में आ सकता है आयुष नीति सर्विस सेक्टर पॉलिसी श्रम और ऊर्जा विभाग से जुड़े कई विषय कैबिनेट के समक्ष रखे जाएंगे क्योंकि सत्र आहूत हो गया है इसलिए कैबिनेट की ब��रीफिंग नहीं होगी। उत्तराखंड…

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Day 2: Visiting a hospital

After a lot of infighting and straight up civil war drama rivalling the Mahabharata, our new group rose like a phoenix out of the ashes and we changed our space to Sri Krishna AYUSH. Ayurvedic Hospital. We visited the facility. It was the only medical college in Kurukshetra.

Context of the place

Shri Krishna AYUSH University, established by the Haryana Government under Act No. 25 of 2017, began its operations in the academic year 2018-19. Headquartered in Sector 8, Kurukshetra, Haryana, it is the first university of its kind in the world to offer all AYUSH courses. This university plays a pivotal role in the affiliation and regulation of Ayurveda courses across government and private colleges in Haryana.

Tour of the Hospital

We walked in through the emergency block and tried to soak everything in and get a feel for the place and later found out about the main entrance. There, we spoke to the medical superintendant, Dr. Rajender Singh who introduced us to Dr. Priya, an intern who is doing PG. She gave us a tour of the place, meticulously explaining everything in great detail.

Dr. Priya started with the OPDs and explained what the purpose of each ward was. She guided us through the entire hospital starting with the lobby where patients are instructed to get a slip with their name, age and sex.

They get assigned to specific departments based on your ailment represented by a number of the slip. Later, she walked us through all the outpatient departments on the ground floor and the accompanying waiting areas. A general sense of uncleanness was observed with the washrooms and water coolers.

The following departments and wards were seen-

GROUND FLOOR 1. Reception 2. Dispensery 3. Medical Superintendent office 4. Emergency Ward 5. OT Block 6. Swasthy raksha (yoga room) 7. Stri rog OPD (gynaecology) 8. Shalya tantra OPD (stomach) 9. Shalakya OPD (eyes) 10. Shalakya OPD sub unit (nose and throat) 11. Balrog OPD (paediatrics) 12. Kriya karg OPD (child treatment) 13. Kriya OPD (physiology) 14. Kayachikitsa OPD (general medicine) 15. Dravyagun (drug testing) 16. Rasa shastra 17. Agni karma 18. Rakt Moksh

FIRST FLOOR 1. Medical record room 2. Narcotics treatment room 3. Kayachikitsa female ward 4. Deputy MS office 5. Matron office 7. Clinical Lab 8. Nurse Staff duty room 9. Panchkarma reception 10. Panchkarma OPD

Panchkarma

We then proceeded to go one floor upwards where the inpatient wards were located. Separate wards existed for male and female. The wards were mostly not occupied with a lot of empty beds. However, there was a long line which extended far beyond the waiting area outside the Panchkarma OPD. There were two people stationed on a bench managing the people and clearing any doubts they had.

Dr. Priya explained what Panchkarma was. It means to detox. It is an Ayurvedic treatment that helps cleanse and heal the body. It involves five main methods:

Vamana (Therapeutic Vomiting): Removes toxins from the stomach.

Virechana (Purgation): Cleanses the intestines using herbal laxatives.

Basti (Enema Therapy): Uses medicated oils or herbal decoctions to cleanse the colon.

Nasya (Nasal Administration): Clears the head and sinuses by applying herbal oils through the nose.

Raktamokshana (Bloodletting): Purifies the blood, traditionally done by controlled blood removal.

Clinical Lab

Later, we proceeded towards the pathology lab. There was a general lack of organisation. Urine samples were placed on the table out in the open. We were introduced to advanced machinery like the centrifuge. Syringes and other meds were stored in the refrigerator.

OT Block

Then we went to the Operation Theatre Block. This part, the Major OT was still under construction with exposed concrete walls, but the minor OT was functional with surgeries being conducted. Dr. Priya showed us the various instruments. There was a labor room which was not occupied.

Agnikarma

Finally, we were in the agnikarma department where Dr. Priya introduced us to various instruments to treat joint pain without the need for painkillers. The shalaka was one such tool. The pointed end is heated and then briefly touched to the skin to treat various ailments like joint pain, musculoskeletal issues, and certain skin conditions. Aloe vera and turmeric were common treatment methods. Bowls were placed for cupping therapy. To our astonishment, Dr. Priya picked up a container from the shelves and showed us leeches inside. The saliva of leeches contain anticoagulants. While feeding on the blood, these substances are released into the bloodstream thereby helping in improving blood flow and reducing symptoms of varicose veins.

Exploring more

After the tour was over, we decided to split up and observe different areas all over the hospital. We made a list of all the equipments, items, and other stuff kept inside every ward. Then we started observing the people around us.

Since we had enough information about the structure of the hospital, and we were tired and hungry, we decided to leave and come back tomorrow to uncover more. bye.

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AyurYog Expo is India’s sole business event that focuses on Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy, Herbal, Agro, Natural, fitness, and wellness products and services. The platform has been connecting suppliers with buyers. The expo is a pioneer in gathering AYUSH, organic, natural & wellness trades in the region. AyurYog Expo will be the biggest platform for the AYUSH fraternity & Wellness Tourism sector. It is aimed at laying a concrete foundation and setting up goals to globally increase the market share and customer profitability in these sectors.

LINK: https://www.ayuryogexpo.com/

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[ad_1] The state-of-the-art 150-acre centre will serve as a beacon for integrative health through Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Yoga, Naturopathy, and more The centre will offer world-class treatments, from cancer rehabilitation to autoimmune disease care, leveraging nature and integrative practices for holistic recovery   SOUKYA, India’s first NABH-accredited AYUSH hospital and the visionary creation of renowned holistic health specialist Dr. Isaac Mathai, is set to embark on its first global expansion since its inception in 2002. Addressing the growing global demand for integrative medicine, SOUKYA will establish its first international unit in Portugal with an investment of INR 220 Cr. The state-of-the-art residential medical institute, expected to be operational by late 2027, will offer its unique treatment approach combining traditional, time-tested natural systems of medicine such as Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Yoga, Naturopathy, and other complementary therapies for treating various chronic and lifestyle conditions.   Dr. Issac Mathai and Dr. Suja Issac   Spread across 150 acres, the SOUKYA International Holistic Health Centre in Portugal will redefine holistic wellness with 40 exquisitely designed rooms, villas and suites along with a dedicated yoga hall creating a sanctuary where mind, body, and spirit harmoniously align. The centre will feature its own herb and vegetable garden, ensuring the freshest and most potent ingredients for treatments and meals. Designed by Dr. Suja Issac, Co-Founder and Executive Director of SOUKYA the architecture and landscape blends Portuguese and Indian influences. Located just 45 minutes from the Lisbon airport, the centre will be easily accessible for patients across Europe. Equipped to address a wide spectrum of rare and chronic illnesses, including cancer rehabilitation, addiction, lifestyle and metabolic disorders, paediatric developmental challenges, mental health conditions, reproductive and gastrointestinal disorders, and autoimmune diseases, the centre builds on SOUKYA's proven success in treating advanced conditions such as liver cirrhosis, dermatitis, lupus nephritis, lung fibrosis, multiple sclerosis,  Crohn’s disease amongst others. This holistic approach promises transformative healing in a serene, nature-immersed environment.   Speaking about the launch, Dr. Isaac Mathai, Founder Chairman & Medical Director, SOUKYA International Holistic Health Center, said, “Over the years, SOUKYA has become synonymous with being the world’s premier integrative health destination, trusted by global dignitaries, industrialists, celebrities, and leaders. As awareness of preventive and integrative healthcare continues to grow, we felt this was the ideal time to establish our first health destination outside India, catering to our American and European clientele. Portugal emerged as the perfect choice, given the government’s commitment to prioritizing health and wellness. This new centre will be an ultra-premium destination, offering world-class treatments for both chronic and lifestyle conditions. With this stepping stone, our vision is to see SOUKYA expand across the globe, sharing India’s rich healthcare heritage with the world over the next 25–30 years.”   India's AYUSH sector has experienced substantial growth in recent years. As reported by IBEF, the AYUSH services sector is estimated to be valued at $26 billion by 2024, bringing the total industry valuation to over $50 billion. Additionally, the manufacturing segment of the AYUSH industry grew significantly, reaching $18 billion in 2020 and is projected to hit $24 billion by 2024.   “With the growing awareness of integrative medicine, we aim to strategically position SOUKYA in India to cater to high-net-worth individuals within the domestic market and across select Asian countries. Our Portugal centre will serve a significant portion of our existing patient base while also attracting new clientele,” added Dr. Isaac Mathai.

  With growing awareness of AYUSH treatment methodology, health and wellness tourism in India is experiencing a remarkable growth, emerging as a major draw for both domestic and international travellers seeking holistic treatment and well-being. According to industry reports, the market potential for wellness tourism in India is substantial and projected to reach $26.55 billion by 2029, highlighting a strong upward trajectory. Launch of SOUKYA in Portugal is just a stepping-stone to take holistic healthcare ideology to many more patients. At SOUKYA, healing transcends mere treatment—it is a transformative journey toward enduring health, vitality, and balance.   About SOUKYA International Holistic Health Centre Tucked away on 30 acres of lush, organic farmland on the outskirts of Bengaluru, SOUKYA International Holistic Health Centre is not just a destination; it is a specialized institution that treats a wide range of chronic, complex, and life-altering conditions. SOUKYA, India's first NABH-accredited AYUSH hospital for Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Yoga, and Naturopathy, combines’ world-class care with traditional healing practices. The centre operates under the expert guidance of its Founders, Dr. Suja Issac and Dr. Issac Mathai, globally respected holistic physicians. Dr. Mathai has been instrumental in shaping SOUKYA as a place where personalized, holistic healthcare leads to long-term, sustainable results. The name "SOUKYA," derived from the Sanskrit word Soukhyam, translates to "well-being," symbolizing the centre’s commitment to achieving harmony within oneself and with the environment. The centre adopts a multidisciplinary approach combining Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Yoga & Naturopathy, and over 30 Complementary Therapies like Reflexology, Acupressure, Acupuncture and Dietetics, all under one roof offering a well-rounded solution for conditions that conventional medicine alone may struggle to manage. Having successfully treated over 10,000 patients from 100+ countries, SOUKYA has become a global beacon of holistic health, attracting dignitaries, industrialists, celebrities, and global leaders seeking transformative healing.  !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] The state-of-the-art 150-acre centre will serve as a beacon for integrative health through Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Yoga, Naturopathy, and more The centre will offer world-class treatments, from cancer rehabilitation to autoimmune disease care, leveraging nature and integrative practices for holistic recovery   SOUKYA, India’s first NABH-accredited AYUSH hospital and the visionary creation of renowned holistic health specialist Dr. Isaac Mathai, is set to embark on its first global expansion since its inception in 2002. Addressing the growing global demand for integrative medicine, SOUKYA will establish its first international unit in Portugal with an investment of INR 220 Cr. The state-of-the-art residential medical institute, expected to be operational by late 2027, will offer its unique treatment approach combining traditional, time-tested natural systems of medicine such as Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Yoga, Naturopathy, and other complementary therapies for treating various chronic and lifestyle conditions.   Dr. Issac Mathai and Dr. Suja Issac   Spread across 150 acres, the SOUKYA International Holistic Health Centre in Portugal will redefine holistic wellness with 40 exquisitely designed rooms, villas and suites along with a dedicated yoga hall creating a sanctuary where mind, body, and spirit harmoniously align. The centre will feature its own herb and vegetable garden, ensuring the freshest and most potent ingredients for treatments and meals. Designed by Dr. Suja Issac, Co-Founder and Executive Director of SOUKYA the architecture and landscape blends Portuguese and Indian influences. Located just 45 minutes from the Lisbon airport, the centre will be easily accessible for patients across Europe. Equipped to address a wide spectrum of rare and chronic illnesses, including cancer rehabilitation, addiction, lifestyle and metabolic disorders, paediatric developmental challenges, mental health conditions, reproductive and gastrointestinal disorders, and autoimmune diseases, the centre builds on SOUKYA's proven success in treating advanced conditions such as liver cirrhosis, dermatitis, lupus nephritis, lung fibrosis, multiple sclerosis,  Crohn’s disease amongst others. This holistic approach promises transformative healing in a serene, nature-immersed environment.   Speaking about the launch, Dr. Isaac Mathai, Founder Chairman & Medical Director, SOUKYA International Holistic Health Center, said, “Over the years, SOUKYA has become synonymous with being the world’s premier integrative health destination, trusted by global dignitaries, industrialists, celebrities, and leaders. As awareness of preventive and integrative healthcare continues to grow, we felt this was the ideal time to establish our first health destination outside India, catering to our American and European clientele. Portugal emerged as the perfect choice, given the government’s commitment to prioritizing health and wellness. This new centre will be an ultra-premium destination, offering world-class treatments for both chronic and lifestyle conditions. With this stepping stone, our vision is to see SOUKYA expand across the globe, sharing India’s rich healthcare heritage with the world over the next 25–30 years.”   India's AYUSH sector has experienced substantial growth in recent years. As reported by IBEF, the AYUSH services sector is estimated to be valued at $26 billion by 2024, bringing the total industry valuation to over $50 billion. Additionally, the manufacturing segment of the AYUSH industry grew significantly, reaching $18 billion in 2020 and is projected to hit $24 billion by 2024.   “With the growing awareness of integrative medicine, we aim to strategically position SOUKYA in India to cater to high-net-worth individuals within the domestic market and across select Asian countries. Our Portugal centre will serve a significant portion of our existing patient base while also attracting new clientele,” added Dr. Isaac Mathai.

  With growing awareness of AYUSH treatment methodology, health and wellness tourism in India is experiencing a remarkable growth, emerging as a major draw for both domestic and international travellers seeking holistic treatment and well-being. According to industry reports, the market potential for wellness tourism in India is substantial and projected to reach $26.55 billion by 2029, highlighting a strong upward trajectory. Launch of SOUKYA in Portugal is just a stepping-stone to take holistic healthcare ideology to many more patients. At SOUKYA, healing transcends mere treatment—it is a transformative journey toward enduring health, vitality, and balance.   About SOUKYA International Holistic Health Centre Tucked away on 30 acres of lush, organic farmland on the outskirts of Bengaluru, SOUKYA International Holistic Health Centre is not just a destination; it is a specialized institution that treats a wide range of chronic, complex, and life-altering conditions. SOUKYA, India's first NABH-accredited AYUSH hospital for Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Yoga, and Naturopathy, combines’ world-class care with traditional healing practices. The centre operates under the expert guidance of its Founders, Dr. Suja Issac and Dr. Issac Mathai, globally respected holistic physicians. Dr. Mathai has been instrumental in shaping SOUKYA as a place where personalized, holistic healthcare leads to long-term, sustainable results. The name "SOUKYA," derived from the Sanskrit word Soukhyam, translates to "well-being," symbolizing the centre’s commitment to achieving harmony within oneself and with the environment. The centre adopts a multidisciplinary approach combining Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Yoga & Naturopathy, and over 30 Complementary Therapies like Reflexology, Acupressure, Acupuncture and Dietetics, all under one roof offering a well-rounded solution for conditions that conventional medicine alone may struggle to manage. Having successfully treated over 10,000 patients from 100+ countries, SOUKYA has become a global beacon of holistic health, attracting dignitaries, industrialists, celebrities, and global leaders seeking transformative healing.  !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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Experience the Best at the Indo Himalayan Expo: Event in Haridwar

Mark your calendars for an extraordinary event that brings together innovation, tradition, and opportunities under one roof! Exhibition in Haridwar is set to take place from 21st to 23rd February 2025 at the serene Shri Prem Nagar Ashram, Haridwar, Uttarakhand. This event promises to be a grand confluence of industries, ideas, and inspiration.

About the Indo Himalayan Expo

The Event in Haridwar is a prestigious event showcasing the best in Ayush, agriculture, and various other sectors. It’s not just an exhibition but a platform for businesses, professionals, and enthusiasts to connect, learn, and grow.

Dates: 21st to 23rd February 2025

Venue: Shri Prem Nagar Ashram, Haridwar, Uttarakhand

Organizer: Indo Himalayan Expo

Why Attend?

Diverse Exhibitions: From Ayush Expo in Haridwar to agriculture expos, explore innovations, technologies, and practices that are reshaping these industries.

Networking Opportunities: Meet industry leaders, policymakers, and professionals who are making waves in their fields.

Workshops and Seminars: Gain valuable insights from experts in Ayurveda, agriculture, and beyond.

Cultural Experience: Haridwar, with its spiritual aura and natural beauty, adds a unique charm to the event.

Key Highlights

Exhibition in Haridwar: Witness a wide array of products and services from top-notch exhibitors representing various industries.

Ayush Expo in Haridwar: Delve into the world of Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy. Discover natural solutions for a healthier lifestyle.

Agriculture Expo in Haridwar: Learn about the latest advancements in sustainable farming, organic produce, and modern agricultural techniques.

Live Demonstrations: See innovative technologies and practices in action.

Who Should Attend?

Entrepreneurs and business owners looking to explore new opportunities.

Healthcare professionals and wellness enthusiasts interested in the Ayush sector.

Farmers, agronomists, and students eager to learn about modern agricultural practices.

General visitors who want to experience a blend of culture, innovation, and tradition.

Venue: Shri Prem Nagar Ashram, Haridwar

Nestled in the heart of Uttarakhand, Shri Prem Nagar Ashram offers the perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility. Haridwar, a city known for its spiritual significance and scenic beauty, serves as an ideal backdrop for this grand event.

Plan Your Visit

How to Reach: Haridwar is well-connected by road, rail, and air. The nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun.

Accommodation: A variety of lodging options are available, from budget-friendly stays to luxury accommodations.

Don’t Miss Out!

The Indo Himalayan Expo 2025 is more than an event; it’s an experience. Whether you’re looking to explore the latest trends in Ayush and agriculture or simply want to soak in the vibrant atmosphere, this is the place to be. Join us from 21st to 23rd February 2025 and be part of something truly transformative.

Contact Us

For more details about the event:

Name: Indo Himalayan Expo Phone: +91 7428980518 Address: Prem Nagar Ashram, Jwalapur Rd, Prem Nagar, Haridwar, Jwalapur, Uttarakhand 249407 Website: https://indohimalayanexpo.com/

Come, explore, and elevate your experience at the Indo Himalayan Expo in Haridwar!

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Free AYUSH Medical Career Counseling

In recent years, alternative medicine systems such as Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy (collectively known as AYUSH) have gained immense popularity not just in India, but globally. With increasing awareness of holistic health and wellness, more and more students are exploring careers in these ancient medical systems. However, navigating the vast field of AYUSH medicine can be daunting without proper guidance. This is where Free AYUSH Medical Career Counseling comes into play.

In this blog, we'll explore the importance of career counseling for aspiring AYUSH professionals, the types of programs available, and how you can benefit from free counseling services to choose the right career path in AYUSH.

Why Choose a Career in AYUSH?

The AYUSH sector offers a wide range of career opportunities, making it an attractive choice for students interested in alternative and holistic health practices. Here are some key reasons why pursuing a career in AYUSH could be a great choice:

Growing Demand for Natural Medicine: As more people turn to natural remedies and traditional practices, the demand for AYUSH practitioners continues to rise both in India and abroad.

Diverse Career Opportunities: Whether you are interested in becoming an Ayurvedic doctor, Homeopathic practitioner, Yoga therapist, Unani physician, or Siddha expert, the AYUSH sector provides multiple avenues to explore.

Focus on Holistic Health: AYUSH practices emphasize the balance of the mind, body, and spirit, offering a fulfilling and rewarding approach to healthcare.

Global Recognition: With the increasing popularity of Ayurveda, Yoga, and other traditional healing systems, AYUSH professionals are finding opportunities internationally, especially in countries like the USA, UK, and Australia.

What is Free AYUSH Medical Career Counseling?

Free AYUSH Medical Career Counseling refers to the guidance and advice provided by experts to help students make informed decisions about their educational and career choices in the AYUSH field. 

Whether you're interested in studying BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery), BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery), BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Science), or other AYUSH-related courses, career counseling services help you navigate the vast landscape of options available.

Career counselors typically provide:

Information about different AYUSH courses: Understand the differences between Ayurveda, Yoga, Homeopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Naturopathy, and decide which field suits you best.

Admission Process Guidance: Get insights into entrance exams, eligibility criteria, and the admission process for various AYUSH courses.

Career Pathways and Job Opportunities: Learn about the various career opportunities available in AYUSH, including clinical practice, research, education, wellness centers, and government healthcare services.

College Selection: Counselors assist in shortlisting AYUSH colleges based on location, infrastructure, faculty, and rankings, ensuring you find a college that meets your needs.

Personalized Guidance: Based on your academic background, interests, and career goals, counselors provide personalized recommendations to help you make the best choice.

How Does Free AYUSH Medical Career Counseling Benefit Students?

Clarity on Course Selection: Many students are unsure about which specific field of AYUSH they should pursue. Free career counseling helps clarify the options available, whether you’re leaning towards Ayurveda, Yoga, Homeopathy, or another field. Counselors provide detailed information on the scope and specializations in each stream, helping you choose the right course based on your interests.

Understanding Admission Requirements: Navigating the admission process for AYUSH courses can be complex, especially with entrance exams like NEET (for BAMS, BHMS, etc.). Career counseling helps demystify the admission requirements, including eligibility criteria, entrance exams, and important dates, making the process smoother for students.

Helps You Stay Updated: The AYUSH sector is evolving, with new courses, colleges, and career opportunities emerging regularly. Free counseling services ensure you are kept updated on the latest trends, so you don’t miss out on any valuable opportunities.

Guidance on Scholarships and Financial Aid: Many students are unaware of the scholarships or financial aid available for pursuing AYUSH courses. Career counselors can guide you through the application processes for various scholarships, fellowships, and financial assistance programs, making education more accessible.

Navigating Job Opportunities: Once you graduate, finding the right job is crucial. Free career counseling offers insights into potential job roles in the AYUSH sector, from clinical practice to research and education, helping you prepare for a successful career.

AYUSH Courses Available for Students

Here’s a quick look at some of the popular AYUSH courses that you can consider:

BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery):

A 5.5-year undergraduate program that trains students to become Ayurvedic doctors. BAMS is one of the most popular courses in the AYUSH sector.

BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery):

A 5.5-year program focused on Homeopathic medicine. Graduates of BHMS can practice as Homeopathic doctors or pursue research in the field.

BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery):

A 5.5-year undergraduate program that focuses on the Unani system of medicine, a traditional system originating from Persia.

How to Access Free AYUSH Medical Career Counseling

Free AYUSH Medical Career Counseling is offered by various platforms, organizations, and educational institutions. Here’s how you can access these services:

Online Counseling Platforms: Several websites and platforms offer free career counseling sessions via video calls or chat, helping you explore AYUSH career paths remotely.

Educational Institutes and Colleges: Many AYUSH colleges provide career counseling services to prospective students. Reach out to them to inquire about free counseling sessions, both online and offline.

Government and Non-Governmental Organizations: Various government agencies and NGOs focused on promoting traditional medicine and AYUSH also offer free guidance and counseling.

Education Fairs and Webinars: Attend career fairs, webinars, and workshops hosted by AYUSH institutions where you can get free counseling from experts in the field.

Conclusion

If you are passionate about holistic healthcare and interested in pursuing a career in AYUSH, seeking Free AYUSH Medical Career Counseling is a great way to make informed decisions about your education and career. With expert guidance, you can better understand your options, navigate the admission process, and choose the best career path in Ayurveda, Yoga, Homeopathy, Unani, Siddha, or Naturopathy.

Start your journey today by accessing free counseling services, and take the first step towards a fulfilling and impactful career in AYUSH!

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Herbal Products Export from India: Key Insights and Global Reach

1. Why is Herbal Products Export from India Significant on a Global Scale?

India is a leading force in the global herbal and ayurvedic product market. With its rich biodiversity and ancient traditions in herbal medicine, the herbal products export from India has gained immense popularity worldwide. The global demand for natural, plant-based products is rising, making Indian herbal products a preferred choice in health, wellness, and personal care markets.

India’s expertise in ayurvedic products and medicinal herbs positions the country as a major player in the herbal industry. Supported by government initiatives and quality control measures, India's herbal products are well-received in North America, Europe, and Asia, catering to diverse consumer needs.

2. What Factors Make India a Top Exporter of Herbal Products?

India’s strength in the herbal market is backed by multiple factors, including:

Vast Natural Resources: India’s tropical climate supports the growth of various medicinal plants, allowing for easy access to raw materials.

Heritage of Ayurveda: With thousands of years of ayurvedic practice, India has perfected the art of creating natural, holistic remedies.

Government Initiatives: Support from the Ministry of AYUSH, which promotes traditional medicine, has encouraged the growth of herbal products exporters in India.

Cost Advantage: India’s competitive production costs make its herbal products accessible globally while maintaining high quality.

India’s knowledge of traditional medicine, combined with modern production techniques, positions it as a leading exporter in the global herbal products market.

3. Which Countries Import Herbal Products from India?

The herbal export from India reaches a wide array of countries across continents. Major importers include:

United States: A top destination for herbal supplements and wellness products.

Germany: Known for high demand for natural health products, Germany imports a large volume of ayurvedic and herbal items.

Japan and South Korea: With a focus on wellness and natural skincare, these markets show strong interest in herbal products.

Middle East and North Africa: Countries in this region are major importers of herbal oils, essential oils, and wellness products.

These countries appreciate India’s natural and holistic approach to health and wellness, driving demand for top herbal products export items, especially from India’s rich ayurvedic heritage.

4. What is the List of Herbal Products Exported from India?

India exports a broad range of herbal products. Here is a list of herbal products exported from India that are popular internationally:

Turmeric: Known for its anti-inflammatory properties, turmeric is used widely in supplements and skin care.

Ashwagandha: A potent adaptogen used in stress-relief supplements.

Neem: Valued for antibacterial and antifungal properties, neem is popular in skin care and oral hygiene products.

Amla (Indian Gooseberry): Rich in vitamin C, amla is widely used in hair care and immunity-boosting products.

Tulsi (Holy Basil): Known for respiratory and immunity support, tulsi is popular in herbal teas and supplements.

Aloe Vera: Widely used in skincare and digestive aids.

Brahmi: Known for cognitive health benefits, brahmi is a key ingredient in mental wellness supplements.

Shatavari: A popular herb for hormonal balance, especially beneficial for women’s health.

Essential Oils: Including eucalyptus, sandalwood, and lemongrass oils, these are widely used in aromatherapy and wellness applications.

This extensive list highlights the top herbal products export items that showcase India’s diversity in the herbal and ayurvedic sector.

5. How Do Ayurvedic Products Contribute to India’s Export Market?

Ayurvedic products export from India forms a substantial portion of the country’s herbal export market. These products are rooted in the ancient system of Ayurveda, which emphasizes the use of natural ingredients for healing and wellness. Ayurvedic exports from India include:

Classical Ayurvedic Medicines: Made from time-tested formulations, these products are recognized for their effectiveness in holistic health.

Health Supplements: Ayurvedic herbs like ashwagandha, giloy, and triphala are marketed as supplements to support immunity, digestion, and mental well-being.

Ayurvedic Skincare: Formulations using herbs such as neem, turmeric, and sandalwood are popular for their natural beauty benefits.

With growing awareness about ayurvedic practices, the export of ayurvedic products from India has expanded, meeting global demand for natural health solutions.

6. Who are the Leading Herbal Products Exporters in India?

Several prominent companies drive India’s herbal export market by focusing on high-quality and certified products. Key herbal products exporters include:

Dabur India Ltd.: One of the largest ayurvedic companies, offering a range of health, personal care, and food products.

Himalaya Herbals: Known for healthcare, skincare, and wellness products rooted in ayurveda.

Patanjali Ayurved: Offers a wide variety of herbal and ayurvedic products with a focus on sustainability.

Organic India: Specializes in organic teas, wellness products, and supplements.

Zandu: A trusted brand for ayurvedic remedies and supplements.

These exporters ensure that products adhere to global safety standards, making Indian herbal products reputable and reliable for consumers around the world.

7. How Does the Indian Government Support Herbal and Ayurvedic Product Exports?

The Indian government actively supports the herbal products export from India through initiatives led by the Ministry of AYUSH and the Export Promotion Council. Key efforts include:

Regulatory Support: The Ministry of AYUSH promotes traditional medicine and supports compliance with international standards.

Quality Certification: Agencies like the Export Inspection Council (EIC) ensure that products meet safety and quality standards.

Trade Agreements and Incentives: India negotiates favorable trade agreements to boost exports and offers incentives to herbal product manufacturers.

These government efforts make it easier for Indian exporters to reach new markets, ensuring that their products meet stringent quality and safety standards required internationally.

8. What Future Trends Are Shaping the Herbal Products Export from India?

The demand for herbal and ayurvedic products is expected to grow globally, making herbal export from India a sector with high growth potential. Key trends include:

Increased Demand for Immune-Boosting Products: Post-pandemic, consumers prioritize immunity, which drives demand for ayurvedic herbs like ashwagandha and tulsi.

Shift to Natural and Organic Products: As consumers move away from synthetic chemicals, demand for organic and natural products continues to grow.

Rising Interest in Ayurvedic Wellness: Ayurvedic principles of holistic health appeal to a wide audience seeking preventive healthcare solutions.

The future of herbal products exporters in India looks promising, as these trends favor natural wellness, quality standards, and sustainable production practices.

9. How Can International Buyers Source Herbal Products from India?

For international buyers looking to source from herbal products exporters in India, several methods facilitate smooth trade:

Trade Platforms: Websites like Alibaba, TradeIndia, and ExportersIndia connect buyers with verified suppliers.

International Trade Shows: Events such as the India International Trade Fair and global ayurveda expos provide networking opportunities.

Direct Manufacturer Websites: Many exporters maintain online platforms to connect directly with international clients.

These resources provide buyers with access to a network of certified exporters, ensuring that they can source quality products and establish long-term partnerships with trusted suppliers.

Conclusion

The herbal products export from India plays an essential role in the global wellness and natural health market. Backed by a rich tradition in Ayurveda and modern quality practices, India offers a diverse range of herbal products that cater to health-conscious consumers worldwide. The export of ayurvedic products from India continues to grow as more people embrace holistic wellness, making India a trusted source for quality herbal products. By capitalizing on India’s expertise in herbal formulations and the country’s vast natural resources, herbal product exporters from India are well-positioned to meet the rising demand for natural health solutions globally.

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AYUSH MEDICINES: Magic or Logic (2024)

Magic is the use of supernatural forces to create effects that defy natural laws and evoke a sense of wonder.

Magic is an effective use of laws of physics to create illusion and virtual reality to make people believe things that they can't imagine under normal circumstances with common sense.

Many a times due to scientific shortcuts and lack of wisdom or vested intentions, traditional practices are termed Magics.

AYUSH medicines, which include Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy, are sometimes colloquially referred to as "magic remedies" because of their holistic approach to health, centuries-old practices, and the perceived "miraculous" benefits they offer in managing various ailments by the abusers and consortium of evidence based practitioners. This label is often rooted due to popular perception rather than clinical evidence, reflecting how traditional healing systems are seen to work gently and naturally, sometimes achieving results where conventional treatments may fall short. And surprise at most times evoke doubts.

Hence, the term "magic remedies" can be misleading, as AYUSH therapies are grounded in specific philosophical and medicinal principles, and not in supernatural effects. The label sometimes diminishes the scientific foundations and the extensive yet unfortunately undocumented traditional knowledge that backs these systems. The Indian government, through the Ministry of AYUSH, has been promoting scientific research and clinical validation to establish the efficacy of AYUSH therapies more formally.

The term "magic remedies" has not been historically attributed to Ayurvedic medicines by any specific person. However, the phrase gained legal significance in India through the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954, which regulates advertisements claiming miraculous cures in Allopathic, Ayurvedic, and other traditional medicines to prevent misleading claims. The act used "magic remedies" broadly to address exaggerated claims rather than any official or scientific designation of Ayurvedic or traditional medicines as magical.

Few examples of companies that faced action for violating the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act in India:

(2016): Company XX was scrutinized for promoting certain products with exaggerated health claims, including remedies for diabetes, blood pressure, and joint pain. The Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) flagged multiple ads for making unsubstantiated claims, leading to corrective actions.

YY Ayurveda (2021): YY faced legal issues when its advertisements claimed their products could effectively "cure" serious conditions like diabetes and hypertension. The claims were deemed misleading as they lacked scientific validation.

ZZZZ: Known for producing traditional Ayurvedic products, ZZZZ received warnings for advertisements that overstated the effects of some formulations, including claims to cure serious illnesses, violating the Magic Remedies Act.

These cases emphasize the importance of responsible advertising and adherence to regulations in the AYUSH sector.

Let's understand what specific issues that require tightening of administration.

(2020): AAAA promoted Proxozeen as a COVID-19 "cure" without sufficient scientific evidence. The claim received widespread criticism, leading to government intervention. Authorities required AAAA to revise its labeling and advertise Proxozeen as an immunity booster instead of a cure for COVID-19.

YY Ayurveda Diabetes Cure Claim: YY Ayurveda advertised certain products as a permanent cure for diabetes, without clinical support for the claim. This led the ASCI to issue a warning, highlighting that such ads could mislead patients into abandoning conventional treatment for diabetes management.

ZZZZ's Anti-Asthma and Cancer Treatment Claims: ZZZZ faced scrutiny for ads claiming that certain products could treat asthma and even cancer effectively. These advertisements lacked clinical evidence and were flagged for making unverified promises about serious health conditions.

These examples underscore the importance of evidence-based products and communication with adherence to introductory regulatory standards in licensing AYUSH products responsibly.

To avoid being tagged as "magic remedies," companies manufacturing AYUSH products should:

Follow Scientific Validation: Invest in clinical trials and scientific research to validate claims with evidence-based outcomes at product introduction.

Comply with Regulations: Adhere to guidelines set by regulatory authorities like the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954 and the Ministry of AYUSH, avoiding exaggerated or misleading health claims.

Use Transparent Marketing: Focus on educational marketing that clearly explains the benefits based on evidence based traditional knowledge and scientific support rather than promising "miraculous" cures.

Label Responsibly: Ensure product labels and advertisements are accurate, emphasizing well-supported benefits and safe usage without overstated promises.

Engage in Certification: Obtain quality certifications (like WHO standard GMP or ISO) to build credibility and consumer trust, emphasizing safety and efficacy.

By maintaining these standards, both AYUSH and its companies can promote products responsibly and enhance public trust in traditional medicine.

There's no shortcuts to success. Ayurvedic companies should not be excused for proper documentation and compliance at product introduction in local markets under Ministry of AYUSH. The companies continue to struggle with the followings even in 2024:

Traditional Knowledge vs. Modern Documentation: Many Ayurvedic formulations are based on traditional recipes without modern validation processes, which may not align with the rigorous documentation standards required for modern healthcare. This results in gaps when substantiating claims with scientific evidence, as traditional practices focus more on holistic benefits than specific, measurable outcomes.

Cost and Complexity of Research: Conducting clinical trials, maintaining strict quality control, and complying with documentation standards require significant investment. Many smaller companies lack the resources to conduct such trials, leading them to bypass extensive documentation to reduce costs. Govt. should come up with a policy to support if the innovation is unique as per committee validation.

Limited Regulatory Oversight: Although the Ministry of AYUSH has set regulatory guidelines (scope for improvement remains and that's an ongoing process), the enforcement of these standards is inconsistent across states. Inspections and audits are often irregular, and smaller companies can sometimes operate without comprehensive scrutiny. This lack of strict oversight allows some companies to launch products with minimal compliance (this needs a strict stoppage).

Lack of Penalties and Follow-Through: The penalties for non-compliance are often not substantial enough to deter companies from cutting corners. The Ministry of AYUSH and local regulators sometimes lack the resources or coordination to impose effective penalties, especially in cases of misleading advertisements or low-quality production practices.

To strengthen the system, the Ministry of AYUSH will come up with stricter compliance checks and enforcements, increase penalties for violations, and improve collaboration with state-level authorities for more consistent oversight. Additionally, providing grand subsidies or incentives for scientific research on AYUSH formulations could encourage companies to invest in proper documentation and clinical validation.

Global Red Flags is a regular phenomenon by multiple countries across developed world makes manufacturers decategorize products to expand global presence and that's mostly because the complex regulation of traditional medicines across different countries. That is largely due to multiple factors, with no single party solely to blame.

Historical and Cultural Variability: Each country has its own historical and cultural ties to traditional medicine, such as Ayurveda in India, Traditional Chinese Medicine in China, and Native American herbal practices in the U.S. These unique roots have led countries to develop independent regulatory standards based on local needs and beliefs rather than a unified global standard.

Lack of Global Regulatory Authority: The World Health Organization (WHO) provides guidance but lacks the power to enforce regulations globally. As a result, countries are free to adapt WHO recommendations to suit their own regulatory frameworks and health policies, leading to varied levels of regulation.

Scientific and Evidence Gaps: The limited availability of scientific research and clinical validation for many traditional medicines makes it difficult to develop global standards. Since evidence-based criteria differ across countries, regulators often rely on local practices and existing cultural acceptance when setting standards, which contributes to inconsistency.

Political and Economic Interests: National interests often shape health regulations. Countries with strong traditional medicine markets may have looser regulatory frameworks to encourage domestic industry growth, while others impose stricter standards to protect their markets or healthcare systems. This variation reflects different political and economic agendas regarding traditional medicine.

Lack of Collaborative Mechanisms: Despite some efforts to promote international collaboration on traditional medicine, limited cross-border regulatory cooperation makes it challenging to achieve harmonized standards. Diverse legal and health priorities make consensus difficult, especially without formal frameworks for international regulatory alignment.

The varied regulation of traditional medicine is a result of historical, cultural, scientific, political, and organizational factors. Greater collaboration between countries, increased funding for scientific research, and a stronger role for organizations like WHO could help address these inconsistencies.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has made strides in acknowledging and integrating traditional medicine through initiatives like its Traditional Medicine Strategy (2014-2023) and the establishment of the Global Centre for Traditional Medicine in Jamnagar, Gujarat, India. However, WHO still faces challenges in effectively evaluating and standardizing traditional medicine globally:

Lack of Standardized Frameworks: Traditional medicine systems vary widely across cultures, with unique methodologies, terminologies, and diagnostic approaches. WHO lacks a unified framework to evaluate the safety, efficacy, and quality of these diverse practices, making it challenging to apply consistent global standards.

Limited Clinical Research and Evidence: Many traditional practices lack large-scale clinical trials or high-quality scientific evidence due to resource constraints or reliance on oral traditions. WHO's focus on evidence-based approaches makes it difficult to assess practices with minimal or culturally distinct documentation.

Funding and Resources: The WHO’s resources are often prioritized for urgent global health issues, leaving limited funding for establishing an independent, robust wing dedicated solely to traditional medicine. This financial limitation affects the organization’s ability to research, standardize, and provide guidance on traditional medicines globally.

Regulatory Diversity and Legal Constraints: Different countries have varied regulatory requirements for traditional medicine. This diversity, combined with WHO's non-regulatory role, limits its ability to enforce guidelines, as WHO can only provide recommendations that countries may or may not adopt.

Balancing Cultural Sensitivity with Scientific Rigor: WHO must respect cultural practices while promoting scientifically validated health practices. Striking this balance is complex and can slow down efforts to create a dedicated wing with rigorous evaluation standards.

To address these gaps, WHO could benefit from increased funding, partnerships with research institutions, and collaboration with regulatory bodies worldwide. This would enhance its capacity to create a comprehensive framework for evaluating traditional medicine systems and foster global acceptance through evidence-based validation.

The Magic Remedy needs to be taken care of with Evidence based Documented approach at origin to ensure all innovations in the field of healthcare doesn't face Tragic Localised Fate.

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Indo Himalayan Expo 2025: A Mega Tradeshow in Haridwar Showcasing Uttarakhand as the Growth Engine of New India

The Indo Himalayan Expo is back with its second edition, and it promises to be bigger and better! Scheduled to take place from 29th January to 31st January 2025 at the Prem Nagar Ashram in Haridwar, Uttarakhand, this tradeshow is set to bring together businesses, innovators, and entrepreneurs from a wide range of industries. The event will showcase not only the strengths of Uttarakhand but also emerging sectors from across the nation. This is a Exhibiton in Haridwar that aims to position Uttarakhand as the growth engine of New India, opening new avenues for investment, partnerships, and market expansion.

Why Attend Indo Himalayan Expo 2025?

The Indo Himalayan Expo 2025 is a unique platform where multiple sectors come together under one roof, providing opportunities for networking, collaboration, and business development. From health and wellness to medical devices, tourism, handicrafts, horticulture, and much more, this expo covers a vast range of industries.

The expo will not only allow businesses to showcase their products and services but also provide attendees with insights into the latest trends, technologies, and innovations in various sectors. With its strategic location in Haridwar, a city renowned for its spiritual significance and growing industrial base, this Event in Haridwar, Uttarakhand is a must-visit for anyone looking to tap into the potential of this region.

Here are some key sectors that will be part of the expo:

1. Health and Wellness

The health and wellness industry has seen tremendous growth in recent years, and the Indo Himalayan Expo 2025 is the perfect place for companies in this sector to showcase their offerings. From Ayush (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy) to holistic health services, this expo will bring together the best of natural and alternative medicine alongside modern health technologies. With a global shift towards healthier lifestyles, this Upcoming Exhibition in Haridwar provides the ideal platform for wellness brands to connect with potential customers and business partners.

2. Organics

The demand for organic products continues to rise as more consumers prioritize sustainability and environmentally-friendly practices. Whether it’s organic food, beauty products, or wellness items, the expo offers exhibitors the opportunity to reach an audience that values quality and eco-conscious choices.

3. Tourism

Haridwar is a major spiritual and tourism hub, and the expo will highlight opportunities within Uttarakhand’s flourishing tourism industry. Whether you’re a hotel, spa, resort, or travel agency, this expo offers a golden opportunity to showcase your services to a large audience, including domestic and international travelers.

4. Medical Device Manufacturers

The healthcare sector is rapidly expanding, and the demand for cutting-edge medical devices is higher than ever. The Indo Himalayan Expo 2025 will feature top medical device manufacturers, providing a platform to showcase the latest innovations in healthcare technology. This is an excellent opportunity for hospitals, clinics, and healthcare providers to explore new products that can improve patient care.

5. Gifting Items and Handicrafts

Uttarakhand is rich in cultural heritage, and its artisanal products have always been admired worldwide. From hand-made gifting items to beautiful handicrafts, this sector will see a wide range of unique and artistic products at the expo. For visitors interested in the cultural and artistic side of Uttarakhand, this will be a highlight of the event.

6. Horticulture and Floriculture

With Uttarakhand’s fertile landscape and favorable climate, the state has become a hub for horticulture and floriculture. This sector is not only vital for the local economy but also plays a crucial role in the broader agricultural supply chain. Exhibitors in this space will have the chance to network with buyers, suppliers, and distributors from across India and beyond.

7. Medical Services and Publications

The healthcare industry is more than just hospitals and devices — it’s also about information, services, and education. Medical services and publications will be a vital part of the Indo Himalayan Expo 2025, allowing participants to explore the latest research, best practices, and healthcare services available in the region.

8. Renewable Energy

As India moves towards a more sustainable future, the demand for renewable energy solutions continues to grow. The expo will showcase cutting-edge technologies in solar, wind, and other renewable energy sources, positioning Uttarakhand as a leader in eco-friendly innovation.

9. Warehousing and Logistics

Efficient logistics and warehousing systems are essential for any growing economy. Companies in this sector will find ample opportunities at the expo to display their services, including solutions for supply chain management, warehousing, and transportation. As Uttarakhand strengthens its industrial and trade sectors, warehousing and logistics will be crucial to supporting this growth.

10. Spa, Wellness Centers, and Wellness Equipment

With wellness tourism on the rise, this tradeshow in Haridwar will feature an impressive lineup of spa and wellness centers, as well as providers of wellness equipment. Whether you’re looking to pamper yourself with a luxurious retreat or explore the latest in wellness tech, this sector promises to offer something for everyone.

11. Animal Husbandry

Animal husbandry is a key part of Uttarakhand’s rural economy, and the expo will feature exhibitors offering solutions, products, and services in this field. From livestock management to animal healthcare, this sector is vital for the state’s agricultural community.

12. Handloom and Textiles

The handloom and textiles sector in Uttarakhand is known for its high-quality fabrics and traditional craftsmanship. Exhibitors will have the chance to display their unique products, attracting both domestic and international buyers looking for authentic Indian textiles.

A Mega Expo with a Purpose

The Indo Himalayan Expo 2025 is more than just a tradeshow. It’s an event that embodies the spirit of progress and innovation, showcasing how Uttarakhand is the growth engine of New India. Whether you’re looking to expand your business, find new opportunities, or simply explore the potential of various industries, this expo offers endless possibilities.

Why Haridwar?

Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, Haridwar is not only a spiritual center but also a growing hub for industries ranging from tourism to manufacturing. Its strategic location makes it an ideal place for hosting a mega tradeshow like the Indo Himalayan Expo 2025. Haridwar’s proximity to major cities like Dehradun, Delhi, and other parts of Uttarakhand ensures that it attracts a diverse crowd, ranging from business professionals to tourists.

Join Us at the Indo Himalayan Expo 2025

This upcoming tradeshow in Haridwar is the perfect platform to experience the best of Uttarakhand and beyond. Whether you’re an exhibitor or a visitor, the Indo Himalayan Expo 2025 promises to deliver unmatched business opportunities, innovations, and insights. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this landmark event that highlights Uttarakhand as the growth engine of New India.

Mark your calendars and prepare for a transformative experience at the Indo Himalayan Expo 2025 from 29th to 31st January 2025 in Prem Nagar Ashram, Haridwar, Uttarakhand!

Name: Indo Himalayan Expo Phone: 74289 80518 Address: Ashram, Jwalapur Rd, Prem Nagar, Haridwar, Jwalapur, Uttarakhand 249407

Website: https://indohimalayanexpo.com/

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Why BAMS is the Best Career Option in India?

Ayurveda, the ancient science in India of healing, has been a vital part of our rich cultural heritage. With the growing recognition of alternative and holistic healthcare systems, the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) has emerged as a popular and rewarding career option. Whether you're a student aspiring to build a career in healthcare or a parent exploring educational paths for your child, BAMS offers a promising future. This blog delves into why BAMS is the best career option in India, highlighting the top reasons, career opportunities, and the best colleges like GS Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital.

What is BAMS?:

BAMS, or Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery, is an undergraduate program whose duration is 5 and a half years that focuses on the principles of Ayurveda and its applications. The course structure includes 4.5 years of academic studies and one year of compulsory internship, providing students with comprehensive knowledge and practical experience of the subject taught during the course of the study.

Ayurveda focuses on holistic healing, emphasizing natural remedies, dietary adjustments, and lifestyle changes to prevent and treat diseases. With the rise in health-consciousness and preference for natural treatment methods, BAMS professionals are in high demand, making this career highly rewarding.

Reasons Why BAMS is the Best Career Option in India:

Growing Popularity of Ayurveda Worldwide:

The global shift towards natural and holistic healthcare systems has increased the demand for Ayurvedic professionals. Ayurveda's focus on treating the root cause of diseases rather than just the symptoms resonates with many, especially in times when people are looking for alternative ways to maintain health and wellness.

Countries like the USA, Canada, Germany, and Australia are witnessing a rise in Ayurvedic centers and practitioners. This international recognition enhances the career prospects of BAMS graduates who wish to practice abroad or collaborate on global platforms.

Diverse Career Opportunities:

A BAMS degree opens doors to a wide range of career opportunities, including clinical practice, research, management, and education. Here are some prominent career paths:

Ayurvedic Practitioner: Graduates can establish their own practice, offering consultation, treatment, and Ayurvedic therapies.

Hospital and Healthcare Administration: BAMS graduates can work in Ayurvedic hospitals, wellness centers, or as healthcare managers.

Research and Development: Opportunities in pharmaceutical companies and research institutions to develop new Ayurvedic medicines.

Academic Sector: Teaching roles in colleges and universities as lecturers or professors.

Government Jobs: Positions in government hospitals, healthcare departments, or administrative roles in the Ministry of AYUSH.

Affordable and Accessible Education:

Compared to MBBS, BAMS offers an affordable educational path with lower fees in many private colleges. Institutions like GS Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital provide quality education with modern infrastructure, making Ayurvedic studies accessible to a broader audience. For students seeking the Best Private BAMS Colleges in Delhi-NCR, options like these offer a balance of quality and affordability.

Less Competition and High Demand:

While the competition for MBBS seats is fierce, BAMS has relatively fewer applicants, making it easier for students to secure a spot in top colleges. Moreover, with the growing demand for natural medicine practitioners, BAMS graduates often find employment faster than their counterparts in other medical fields.

High Earning Potential:

Ayurvedic doctors earn competitive salaries, particularly those running successful private practices or working in high-end wellness centers and hospitals. The increasing health tourism in India also contributes to the demand and remuneration of qualified Ayurvedic professionals. Furthermore, specialists in Panchakarma and other advanced therapies can command premium fees.

Scope for Entrepreneurship:

BAMS professionals have a unique advantage as they can start their own clinics, wellness centers, or Ayurvedic product lines. The growing market for herbal and natural products has paved the way for BAMS graduates to explore entrepreneurial ventures. This flexibility and the scope for innovation make BAMS a highly attractive option for those with an entrepreneurial mindset.

Integration with Modern Medicine:

BAMS curriculum integrates Ayurveda with modern medical sciences, equipping students with a dual approach to treatment. This integration allows BAMS graduates to work alongside modern healthcare providers, giving them an edge in multi-specialty hospitals and clinics.

Sustainable and Rewarding Career:

A career in Ayurveda is not just about earning; it’s also about making a meaningful impact on society by promoting sustainable health practices. The satisfaction of helping individuals achieve wellness through natural means makes this profession deeply rewarding.

Contribution to Preventive Healthcare:

BAMS practitioners play a crucial role in preventive healthcare by emphasizing lifestyle changes, dietary management, and natural therapies to prevent diseases before they occur. In today’s world, where lifestyle-related ailments are on the rise, the preventive approach of Ayurveda aligns with the increasing focus on wellness and disease prevention, making it a highly relevant career path.

Government Support and Promotion of Ayurveda:

The Indian government, through the Ministry of AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga, Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy), is actively promoting Ayurveda as a mainstream healthcare system. Various schemes, subsidies, and initiatives are in place to encourage Ayurvedic practices, research, and education. This support significantly boosts the career prospects of BAMS graduates, offering them numerous opportunities in government sectors.

Integration with Yoga and Wellness Tourism:

With India being a global hub for wellness tourism, BAMS professionals have the opportunity to integrate their practice with yoga, meditation, and holistic wellness services. Wellness resorts, spas, and retreats often seek Ayurvedic doctors to offer comprehensive health packages to tourists, providing lucrative opportunities for those in the field. This integration allows BAMS graduates to work in serene and exotic locations, often with international clientele.

Increasing Popularity of Ayurvedic Pharmaceuticals:

The Ayurvedic pharmaceutical industry is booming, with companies like Dabur, Himalaya, and Patanjali making Ayurveda a household name. BAMS graduates can explore careers in product development, quality control, and marketing within this industry. The growing consumer demand for herbal and natural products ensures continuous growth and job security in this sector.

Opportunities in Digital Health and Telemedicine:

The rise of telemedicine and digital health platforms has opened new avenues for BAMS professionals to consult patients online, expanding their reach beyond geographical limitations. Many platforms now offer Ayurvedic consultations, allowing practitioners to connect with patients globally. This shift towards digital health is not only convenient but also highly profitable, enabling BAMS professionals to establish a strong online presence and grow their practice.

Unique Approach to Chronic Disease Management:

Ayurveda’s unique approach to managing chronic diseases such as diabetes, arthritis, and mental health disorders sets BAMS apart from conventional medicine. By focusing on the root cause and providing personalized treatment plans, Ayurvedic doctors can offer effective solutions that conventional treatments may not. This expertise in chronic disease management is highly sought after, both in India and internationally.

Contribution to Sustainable Healthcare Practices:

Ayurveda promotes sustainable healthcare practices by using natural ingredients, reducing the dependency on synthetic drugs, and minimizing side effects. In an era where environmental sustainability is a global concern, the eco-friendly nature of Ayurvedic treatments makes it a responsible choice. BAMS graduates contribute to the promotion of environmentally conscious healthcare, appealing to those who value sustainability in their professional endeavors.

Top BAMS Colleges in India:

Choosing the right college is crucial for building a successful career in Ayurveda. A list of the top BAMS Colleges in Uttar Pradesh includes:

GS Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital: One of the Best Private BAMS Colleges in Delhi-NCR, offering state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and comprehensive practical exposure. Located in Ghaziabad, UP, it is among the top Ayurvedic colleges in the region.

State Ayurvedic Colleges in UP: Government institutions in Uttar Pradesh are known for their academic rigor and emphasis on traditional Ayurvedic education.

Private BAMS Colleges in Uttar Pradesh: Many private institutions offer quality education with modern infrastructure, making them popular choices among students.

These colleges are recognized for their commitment to delivering quality education, research opportunities, and practical training, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the competitive field of Ayurveda.

Conclusion:

BAMS offers a fulfilling and prosperous career path for those passionate about holistic healthcare. With increasing demand for Ayurvedic practitioners, diverse career opportunities, and the potential for high earnings, BAMS is truly one of the best career options in India. Colleges like GS Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital are leading the way in providing quality education, making it easier for students to achieve their professional dreams in the field of Ayurveda.

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Ayurveda, with its roots in natural healing and holistic wellness, aligns with the preferences of today’s health-conscious individuals. By partnering with an established Ayurvedic pharma company, you can distribute high-quality herbal products and capitalize on West Bengal’s growing interest in Ayurveda.

This article delves into the Ayurvedic PCD Pharma Franchise in West Bengal model with the benefits of starting one in West Bengal and how you can enter this thriving sector.

Why West Bengal is a Prime Market for Ayurvedic PCD Pharma Franchise

West Bengal has always been a hub of cultural and intellectual growth, with a population that values health and wellness. As more people turn away from synthetic and chemical-based treatments, Ayurveda offers a natural and effective alternative that is rooted in centuries-old practices.

Here’s why West Bengal is an ideal location for starting an Ayurvedic Pharma Franchise:

Rising Health Awareness: More people are looking for preventive healthcare solutions, making Ayurveda a popular choice due to its focus on long-term wellness and natural healing.

Urban and Rural Demand: Both urban centers like Kolkata and rural areas have shown a growing demand for Ayurvedic products. From herbal supplements to skincare solutions, consumers are increasingly drawn to chemical-free alternatives.

Strong Cultural Connection to Ayurveda: Like many other parts of India, West Bengal has a deep connection with natural healing practices, including Ayurveda. This familiarity creates a ready market for Ayurvedic products.

Government Support for Ayurveda: The Indian government is actively promoting traditional medicine, including Ayurveda, through various schemes under the Ayush Ministry. This support further boosts the potential for Ayurvedic businesses in West Bengal.

Given these factors, launching an Ayurvedic PCD Pharma Franchise in West Bengal can position you at the forefront of a fast-growing industry.

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Ayurvedic PCD pharma Franchise in Kerala – GMP-ISO and Ayush Approved

https://www.blessingsayurveda.com/ayurvedic-pcd-company-in-kerala/ At Blessings Ayurveda, we are proud to be one of the leading Ayurvedic PCD Company in Kerala that offer PCD franchise for Ayurvedic products. Huge demand and career opportunities exist in Ayurvedic sector now days so this is a great opportunity that you can grab with us!

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UP Trade Show 2024: A Global Platform for Uttar Pradesh’s Industrial Excellence

The UP International Trade Show 2024 (UPITS 2024) is surely going to be a landmark event, building on the momentum of its successful debut. Scheduled to take place from September 25 to 29, 2024, at the India Expo Centre & Mart, this grand trade show promises to be a game-changer for Uttar Pradesh's economy. The event will showcase a vast array of products manufactured across Uttar Pradesh, offering immense potential for both domestic and international markets. With a strong focus on B2B and B2C engagement, the UP Trade Show is designed to bring together stakeholders from across the globe, including government agencies, investors, buyers, and industry leaders.

The Growth and Impact of UP Trade Show

The UP Trade Show has quickly established itself as a premier event, reflecting Uttar Pradesh's economic dynamism and industrial diversity. The first edition of the show laid a strong foundation, and UPITS 2024 is set to expand its reach even further. This year’s event aims to attract a wider audience, offering greater business opportunities and fostering new partnerships.

The UP Trade Show is more than just an exhibition; it is a platform that bridges the gap between local manufacturers and global markets. The event will feature products across various sectors, including agriculture, automotive, electronics, textiles, and more. By providing a space for these industries to showcase their innovations, the UP Trade Show is playing a crucial role in positioning Uttar Pradesh as a key player in the global economy.

Bringing Uttar Pradesh’s Best Products Under One Roof

One of the highlights of the UP Trade Show 2024 is the diversity of products on display. From traditional handicrafts to cutting-edge technology, the show will feature an impressive range of products that reflect the rich industrial heritage and innovative spirit of Uttar Pradesh. Here’s a closer look at some of the key sectors represented at the event:

Agriculture & Allied Sectors: Uttar Pradesh is one of India’s leading agricultural states, and the trade show will highlight its contributions to this vital sector. Products related to agriculture, including modern farming equipment, agri-tech innovations, and allied sectors like animal husbandry and dairy, will be prominently featured.

Automobile/EV/Auto Components: The automotive sector in Uttar Pradesh is rapidly growing, with a particular focus on electric vehicles (EVs) and sustainable auto components. The UP Trade Show will showcase the latest advancements in this industry, attracting interest from domestic and international buyers.

Handloom, Handicrafts & Textiles: Uttar Pradesh is renowned for its rich tradition of handloom and handicrafts. The show will provide a platform for local artisans to display their work, from intricate textiles to beautifully crafted home decor items. This sector is particularly important for promoting the state’s One District One Product (ODOP) initiative.

Health & Wellness: The health and wellness sector, including AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy), pharmaceuticals, and naturopathy, will also be a significant part of the event. As health consciousness continues to rise globally, this sector is expected to attract considerable attention.

IT & Smart City Mission: With the Smart City Mission gaining momentum, Uttar Pradesh is at the forefront of technological innovation. The UP Trade Show will feature developments in information technology, smart city projects, and digital infrastructure, showcasing the state’s progress in building future-ready cities.

Renewable Energy & Sustainability: In line with global trends towards sustainability, the trade show will highlight Uttar Pradesh's advancements in renewable energy, including solar, wind, and EV-related technologies. This sector represents the state’s commitment to sustainable development and its potential as a hub for green energy solutions.

Tourism & Hospitality: Uttar Pradesh, home to iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal, has a thriving tourism and hospitality industry. The UP Trade Show will present opportunities for stakeholders in this sector to explore new partnerships and promote the state’s rich cultural heritage.

A Platform for Global Business Opportunities

The UP Trade Show 2024 is designed to attract a diverse range of visitors, including Indian and international business leaders, buyers, and investors. The event will provide an ideal platform for networking, exploring new markets, and forging valuable business connections. Key visitor categories include:

Buying Agents and Corporates: Representatives from leading corporations and buying agents will be present, scouting for new products and suppliers that align with their business needs.

Distributors and Domestic Buyers: The show offers a unique opportunity for distributors and domestic buyers to discover new products and establish direct connections with manufacturers.

Exporters and Overseas Buyers: With Uttar Pradesh’s growing export market, the trade show will attract a significant number of overseas buyers and exporters looking to source high-quality products from the region.

Investors and Institutional Buyers: The event will also appeal to investors and institutional buyers who are interested in exploring investment opportunities in Uttar Pradesh’s burgeoning industries.

E-commerce and Retail Stores: As e-commerce continues to grow, the UP Trade Show will be an important venue for online retailers and brick-and-mortar stores to discover products that cater to the evolving tastes of consumers.

Think Tanks and National & International Traders: The event will also serve as a gathering place for think tanks, policymakers, and traders who are involved in shaping the economic landscape of Uttar Pradesh and beyond.

Strategic Importance of UP Trade Show 2024

The UP Trade Show is not just an exhibition; it is a strategic initiative aimed at boosting Uttar Pradesh’s economic development. By bringing together a diverse range of industries and stakeholders, the event helps to create a more integrated and dynamic business environment in the state.

Enhancing Market Access: For local manufacturers, the UP Trade Show provides an invaluable opportunity to access new markets, both within India and internationally. The presence of international buyers and traders at the event ensures that products from Uttar Pradesh can reach a global audience.

Promoting Investment: The trade show is also a platform for attracting investment into Uttar Pradesh. With various government agencies and large corporates in attendance, the event offers a conducive environment for exploring investment opportunities in sectors such as infrastructure, manufacturing, and renewable energy.

Showcasing Uttar Pradesh’s Economic Potential: The UP Trade Show plays a crucial role in highlighting the economic potential of Uttar Pradesh. By showcasing the state’s diverse industries and innovative products, the event helps to enhance its reputation as a key player in India’s economic growth.

Event Highlights and What to Expect

Visitors to the UP Trade Show 2024 can expect a dynamic and engaging experience, with a wide range of activities and exhibits to explore. Some of the key highlights of the event include:

Live Demonstrations: Several sectors, including education (with live demos on STEM), health & wellness, and e-commerce, will feature live demonstrations, allowing visitors to experience the latest innovations firsthand.

Sector-Specific Pavilions: The event will feature dedicated pavilions for key sectors such as defence, aviation, IT, and renewable energy, providing a focused platform for exhibitors to showcase their products and services.

Networking Opportunities: With business hours from 11 AM to 3 PM and public hours from 3 PM to 8 PM, the UP Trade Show offers ample opportunities for networking with industry leaders, government officials, and potential business partners.

Exhibitor Diversity: The trade show will feature exhibitors from a wide range of industries, ensuring that visitors can explore products and services that cater to their specific interests and needs.

Conclusion

The UP Trade Show 2024 is set to be a landmark event that will significantly contribute to Uttar Pradesh’s economic development. By bringing together a diverse range of industries, products, and stakeholders under one roof, the event offers unparalleled opportunities for business growth and market expansion. Whether you are a local manufacturer looking to expand your reach, an investor seeking new opportunities, or a buyer in search of innovative products, the UP Trade Show is an event that should not be missed.

Mark your calendar for September 25-29, 2024, and get ready to explore the future of business in Uttar Pradesh at the UP Trade Show. This is more than just an exhibition; it is a gateway to global business opportunities and a testament to the economic potential of one of India’s most dynamic states.

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