News and Articles on Ayurveda, Yoga, Kundalini and other Indian way of health and medicines.
ccording to the India Bioeconomy Report (IBER) 2026, released during the event, India’s bioeconomy reached $195.3 billion in 2025, contributing around 4.8 percent of the national GDP. The sector also recorded a strong annual rise of 17–18 percent, growing from nearly $165 billion to $195 billion in just one year.
According to the latest official figures, the TKDL now contains 5,19,978 formulations and techniques drawn from Indian systems of medicine and yoga traditions. This includes 1,48,846 entries in Ayurveda, 2,65,496 in Unani, 89,403 in Siddha, 9,097 in Sowa Rigpa, and 7,136 in Yoga practices.
The lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) holds a revered place in Indian civilization, appearing in mythology, spirituality,
The Government of India has officially launched the 100-day countdown to the International Day of
India has made substantial progress toward ensuring universal access to safe and affordable drinking water,
Union Minister of State for Science & Technology, Earth Sciences and several other key departments,
One of its most celebrated nutritional strengths is its iron content. With iron levels significantly higher than many common vegetables, Turkey Berry has long been used traditionally to combat anemia. The presence of vitamin C, even in modest amounts, aids iron absorption when consumed as part of a balanced meal.
A robust digital health ecosystem under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) supports this infrastructure, with more than 863 million ABHA health IDs issued to date. These unique digital records allow efficient storage, retrieval and secure teleconsultation — transforming health access and record-keeping across the nation.
India has embarked on what many health experts are calling a defining moment in public health — the nationwide rollout of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine to protect young girls from cervical cancer. This campaign marks a major leap toward preventing a disease that has claimed tens of thousands of lives and long been considered largely avoidable.
This state-of-the-art institute is the first-of-its-kind in India, designed to bring together traditional and modern medical systems to offer patient-centric, evidence-informed oncology rehabilitation.
