The government wants to integrate Ayurveda into the curriculum of health education in schools, colleges: minister

The government wants to integrate Ayurveda into the curriculum for health education at schools and colleges, said Ayush minister Prataprao Jadhav.

He said that the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) and the University Grants Commission (UGC) are working together to draw up course modules for school education and higher education, so that the younger generation can make contact with the principles of holistic health.

Some states, such as Goa, Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh, have already integrated the Indian knowledge system in school education, Mr. Jadhav said. “Discussions are underway with NCERT and UGC for preparing course modules for school education and higher education,” the minister said PTI recently.

About attempts to establish Ayurveda at a global level, Mr. Jadhav said that the Ayush ministerie focuses on evidence-based research.

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Ayush mission

About the competition between modern medicine and Indian healing practices, Mr. Jadhav said that the goal is to develop an integrated health care model.

“Allopathy and Ayush systems are complementary to each other, not competitors. Through the National Ayush Mission and Ayush Grid we work on combining the benefits of both systems to offer better and more extensive health care,” he said.

As part of the government’s policy to strengthen public health infrastructure, Ayush doctors under the National Ayush mission are deployed in health and welfare centers, especially in national and remote areas, to make first -line services more accessible.

The Ministry of Ayush has given a new identity to the traditional medical practices of India over the past decade, the minister said.

“We not only set up Ayush systems with scientific evidence, but also managed to spread them to the masses and getting worldwide acceptance. By giving Yoga a global identity to establishing the WHO Global Center for Traditional Medicine, and by initiatives such as Ayush or Underands, having), Ayushe Memorands, and U ayush, and Underands, and Underands, and Underands, and Underands, and Underands, and Underands, and Underands, and Underands, and UnderdaMs, and Underands, and Underands, and Underands, and Underands, and Under: We made historical achievements for Global Holistic Health, “he said.

The minister emphasized that the priority of the government is in balance and equal development. The ministry gives everyone equal opportunities by retaining the unique of every system, while modern research, standardization and education promotes.

Ayush Health Centers and Medicinal Gardens are developed throughout the country via the National Ayush Mission (NAM).