Ayurveda

PM Modi mentions the plan of structuring 12,500 Ayush Centres in the country to boost up the traditional health sector

Launched in 2000, this brand is doing wonders in India and internationally taking the age-old tradition ahead

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Companies, through their sophisticated, secured e-commerce platforms, are connecting end customers with remotely located centres, thus helping them benefit from the therapies aimed at relaxation and rejuvenation

Most of the medical care facilities and hospitals are staffed by experienced and Healthcare Professionals, who are proficient in the latest medical treatment methods

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These three ideas from Indian heritage have become a global phenomena

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The thought behind the company was creating pure Ayurvedic products according to authentic prescriptions.

For ages, Ayurveda and Yoga have been a defining factor for India. But more than that, what has always defined is the unity in diversity and thereby, community building

The Ayurveda industry has grown very well over the past two decades both in India and abroad

From being an Ayurveda practitioner in Himalayan villages to shaping up this FMCG company's success as its CEO is a story of a disciplined approach followed by Acharya Balakrishnan

5,000-year-old, Ayurveda can be considered as one of most prevalent of alternative medicines practiced throughout the world.

There is good judgement all around and the larger consensus is not to refute what young brings to the business but rather try to balance the new thinking with the old style of doing business

Globalization of Yoga has eased the path to globalization for Ayurveda says MD of Baidyanath Ayurveda Bhawan.

Niti Aayog has come up with two draft legislations to regulate Indian systems of medicine, which include Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy and Homoeopathy.

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