CCRAS set to Launch SIDDHI 2.0, Boost Research-Driven Ayurveda Pharma Innovation

Building on the momentum generated by PRAGATI-2024 (Pharma Research in Ayurgan and Techno Innovation) initiative last year, the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS), Ministry of Ayush, is set to unveil the second edition of its high-impact industry–research interface programme, SIDDHI 2.0 (Scientific Innovation in Drug Development, Healthcare & Integration), in Vijayawada at the two-day conclave from November 25.
CCRAS set to Launch SIDDHI 2.0, Boost Research-Driven Ayurveda Pharma Innovation

Building on the momentum generated by
PRAGATI-2024 (Pharma Research in Ayurgan and Techno Innovation) initiative last
year, the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS), Ministry
of Ayush, is set to unveil the second edition of its high-impact
industry–research interface programme, SIDDHI 2.0 (Scientific Innovation in
Drug Development, Healthcare & Integration), in Vijayawada at the two-day
conclave from November 25.

Organised by CCRAS–Regional Ayurveda
Research Institute (RARI), Vijayawada, in collaboration with the Confederation
of Indian Industry (CII), Vijayawada Zone, the conclave is a significant
national platform for advancing the scientific, industrial, and commercial
ecosystem of Ayurveda.

Ahead of the launch, Prataprao Jadhav,
Union Minister of State (IC) for Ayush and Minister of State for Health &
Family Welfare said, “SIDDHI 2.0 represents our continuous efforts and
commitment to boost the Traditional Medicine sector and transform Ayush into a
system that stands firmly on scientific foundations. CCRAS has created a strong
national platform for innovation, and its engagement with industry is crucial
for transforming research outcomes into high-quality Ayurvedic products that
meet global expectations.”

According to Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha,
Secretary, Ministry of Ayush, “Ayurveda’s future lies in its ability to convert
validated research into accessible and reliable solutions. SIDDHI 2.0 is a
timely initiative that brings together CCRAS’ scientific strength and the
manufacturing capabilities of India’s Ayush industry, enabling faster product
development and smoother regulatory pathways.”

Prof. Rabinarayan Acharya, Director
General, CCRAS, said,“This two-day programme has been structured as a focused
engagement that aligns CCRAS’ scientific work with industrial application.” The
conclave will conclude on November 26.

 

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