

While the numbers remain relatively low compared to previous waves, the fresh uptick has prompted health authorities to intensify surveillance and urge people not to let their guard down. Officials said all identified patients are under medical observation, with most experiencing mild symptoms and recovering under home isolation.
Maharashtra has seen a rise in detected cases due to increased random testing, but health experts maintain that there is no cause for panic. Kerala, which currently has 182 active cases, has stepped up precautionary measures to curb further transmission. While the overall numbers remain low, health experts stress the need for continued vigilance.
Complete recovery was made possible in cases that were given bad prognosis
Yoga and Ayurveda may be effective in treating high-risk cases of COVID-19, according to the latest IIT study.
NITI Aayog on Saturday released a compendium of Ayush-based practices from States and Union territories detailing information about various Ayush-based initiatives and practices adopted by the States and Union territories in India for containing and managing the Covid-19 outbreak.
The fourth Global Ayurveda Festival (GAF) will be held from March 12 to 19 next year. In the new normal, the world’s largest festival of Ayurveda community is being held in a high-end electronic gateway with the additional provision of viewing the digital platforms for an extended period of time.
The Kerala government has decided to implement the National Clinical Management Protocol based on Ayurveda and Yoga for the management of coronavirus disease, thereby opening the door for Ayurvedic treatment in cases of “uncomplicated” Covid-19 cases.
Astha-15 may be the first Ayurvedic drug in the global market addressing the respiratory disorders associated with the deadly Covid-19.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will dedicate to the nation two future-ready Ayurveda institutions on the occasion of the fifth World Ayurveda Day on November 13, 2020.