As part of the on-going efforts to arrive at possible solutions for Coronavirus disease, the Indian AYUSH ministry has approved a proposal for a clinical study to assess the role of Vasa Ghana, Guduchi Ghana and Vasa-Guduchi Ghana in therapeutic management of symptoms in Covid-19 positive cases.
As the world observes the 2020 edition of the World Tourism Day with the theme “Tourism and Rural Development”, Kerala – India’s southwestern state known for its splendid backwaters, has already turned a role model in making tourism a tool for development of its village and local communities.
There is a vast growth opportunity for the Ayurveda sector if the rich potential of the traditional Indian medicinal system could be disseminated globally by addressing concerns of international society like “safety, efficacy and purity”, Dr S Sajikumar, Chief Physician & MD, Dhathri Ayurveda, said.
Kerala Tourism was bestowed upon the prestigious ‘PATA Grand Award 2020 for Marketing’ for its ‘Human by Nature’ campaign, originally conceived to revive tourism in the south Indian state post the 2018 devastating floods and the Nipah virus outbreak.
The Ayush Valley Foundation in association with the Ayurveda & Health Tourism Magazine will organise a webinar on ‘Ayurveda Medicine Manufacturing: Challenges and Opportunities post Covid-19’ on September 26.
The popular Kerala Travel Mart (KTM), the biennial international travel, tourism exhibition and buyer-sell meet, will be held in the virtual format from November 23 to 27 this year owing to Covid-19 pandemic.
The South Indian state of Kerala, often referred to as the God’s Own Country, will throw open its doors to tourists by the first week of October.
A travel start-up has now come forward with an initiative to support livelihood of farmers and craftsmen of rural pockets. NotOnMap, a social initiative for the marginalized, indigenous communities across rural India and StayFlexi, the world’s first flexible and autonomous hospitality company based out of California, have launched NotOnMart for rural India on September five.
Soon tourists arriving in India will be able to gain information on popular customer preferences, accommodation facilities, price range for hotels and the like with the click of a mouse as the Tourism Ministry (MoT) is all set to launch NIDHI — National Integrated Database of Hospitality Industry.
The Puducherry administration is contemplating to extend Ayurveda and Siddha treatments to Covid-19 patients who desire for it, in addition to traditional medicines being used as immunity boosters