Seasonal care in Ayurveda should be developed according to one’s body, region, way of life, environmental exposure and ideally under the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner. Ayurveda was never designed as a system of standardised packages. It is important to undergo seasonal therapy when your body is preparing to face climatic stress in your region.
A comprehensive Public Health Advisory on extreme heat conditions and heatwave has been issued by Ayush Ministry for this summer, in view of the rising temperatures and prevailing heatwave conditions in several parts of the country. It’s a grim reminder of the dangers of prolonged high temperature exposure, especially for the vulnerable—infants, children, pregnant women, the elderly, and outdoor workers.
Ayurveda is gaining renewed global attention for its natural, preventive, and holistic approach to wellness. When we live in tune with nature and understand our own bodies, health follows naturally
“Vitiligo whispers a story of imbalance, but Ayurveda teaches us to listen deeply. In that listening, we don’t just seek to restore colour, but to reclaim the vibrant harmony within – for true confidence blossoms from holistic healing”
At a time when mental stress, chronic ailments, especially those caused by way of life, and health issues related to climate and environmental changes are on the rise, World Health Day, on April 7 reminds one that Ayurveda helps lead a healthy life. Prevention is better than cure. The theme this year is Together for health. Stand with science. Ayurveda, a way of life rooted in science, aligns with the theme and offers a structured system for prevention, care and wellness.
Over 3,200 Business-to-Business (B2B) meetings were recorded at the two-day International Ayurveda and Wellness Conclave that ended on a high note on February 3 in Kozhikode. The two-day conclave was inaugurated by Kerala Tourism Minister Mohammed Riyas.
Tripura chief minister Manik Saha said in a facebook post recently that the Ministry of Ayush has sanctioned Rs 140 cr to set up an Ayurveda Medical College and Homoeopathy Medical College in the state.
SOUKYA International Holistic Health Centre is gearing up to build a 100-bed Ayush Hospital in Bengaluru.
On World Stroke Day 2025 on October 29, the Ministry of Ayush highlighted the role of Ayush systems in providing holistic, preventive, and rehabilitative care for stroke — one of the leading causes of death and disability in India. Emphasising an integrative approach, Ayush systems focus on promoting systemic balance, enhancing resilience, and supporting long-term recovery to complement conventional medical care in stroke management.
To create an online knowledge repository, the Dravya portal is all set to catalogue Ayush substances in its first phase, around 100 key medicinal substances, according to Union Ayush Minister Prataprao Jadhav. The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) initiative is AI-ready and will eventually interlink with the Ayush Grid and other Ministry initiatives on medicinal substances and drug policy.