7 th WAC Brochure

Supported by

MINISTRY OF AYUSHGOVERNMENT OF INDIA

PHARMACEUTICALS EXPORTPROMOTION COUNCIL

Ministry of Commerce & IndustryGovernment of India

Partner

CENTRAL COUNCIL OF INDIAN MEDICINE

Partner

Organiser

Strengthening the Ayurveda Ecosystem

7TH WORLD AYURVEDA CONGRESS & AROGYA EXPO

1st to 4th December 2016 Science City, Kolkata, India

Focal theme

CHIeF PATRONS

Shri. J P Nadda Hon’ble Minister for H&FW, Govt. of India Shri. Shripad Naik Hon’ble Minister for AYUSH, Govt. of India

Dr. Mahesh Sharma Hon’ble Minister for Culture & Tourism, Govt. of India

Dr. Vijay Bhatkar President, Vijnana Bharati

NATIONAl STeeRINg COMMITTee Chair Shri Ajit M Sharan Secretary, Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of IndiaCo-Chair Dr. Soumya Swaminathan Chair, National Organising Committe, 7th WACMembersShri A K ganeriwala, Jt Secy, Ministry of AYUSH Shri Jitendra Sharma, Jt Secy, Ministry of AYUSHSmt. Shomita Biswas, CEO, NMPBMs. godhuli Mukherjee, Director General, AYUSH, Govt. of West BengalDrug Controller General of IndiaProf. K S Dhiman, Director General, CCRASDr. Manoj Nesari, Advisor, Ministry of AYUSHDr. Dinesh Katoch, Advisor, Ministry of AYUSHDr. Ved Prakash Tyagi, President, CCIMDr. girish Sahni, Director General, CSIRDr. PV Appaji, Director General, PHARMEXCILProf Abhimanyu Kumar, Director, AIIA, New DelhiShri A Jayakumar, Secretary General, Vijnana BharatiShri Jayant Sahasrabudhe, National Org Secy, Vijnana BharatiSecretary general, 7th WACChair, IDA, 7th WACTreasurer, 7th WACChief Coordinator, 7th WAC

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NATIONAl ORgANISINg COMMITTee Chair Dr. Soumya Swaminathan DG, ICMRCo-Chair Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha, Vice Chancellor Gujarat Ayurved University, JamnagarSecretary General Dr. g geetha Krishnan, New DelhiTreasurer Dr. S Sunil Kumar, ThiruvananthapuramChief Co-ordinator Chandrasekharan Nair K A, Bangalore

MEMBERSDirector, NIADirector, IPGT & R A, JamnagarDr. Jayaram Hazra, KolkataDean, Faculty of Ayurveda, IMS, BHUDr. B R Ramakrishna, Principal, Sushurta Ayurveda CollegeProf. Sarbeswar Kar, Principal, Sri Sri Ayurveda CollegeDr. Suresh, BaidyanathProf. Umesh Shukla, BhopalVice-President (Ayu), CCIMProf. Anand Chaudhary, BHUProf. Prashantha Sarkar, KolkataDr. Achal, GorakhpurVd. Vikrant Patil, NASYAVd. Chhagan Jangid, NASYAVd. Prashant Tiwari, NASYASmt. Sandhya M, KeralaDr. Satyanarayana, VishakhapatnamDr. Deepa, JamnagarDr. S R Jayachandran, ThiruvananthapuramVd. Jayant Deopujari, NagpurNational President, AMAMNational President, ADMAPresident, ADMAI, WB

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Chair Dr. Pawan Kumar godatwar, JaipurCo-Chairs Dr. BS Prasad, Belgaum Dr. Ram Manohar, KollamConveners Dr. galib, Jamnagar Dr. gopakumar, Thiruvananthapuram Dr. Supriya Bhalerao, Pune Dr. girish Tillu, Pune

INTERNATIONAL DELEGATES’ ASSEMBLYChair Shri Ranjit Puranik, MumbaiConvener Prof. Anup Thakar, Jamnagar

AROGYA EXPO 2016Chair Dr Prasanta Kumar Sarkar, KolkataConvener Vd. Tanuja gokhale, Pune

DELEGATE REGISTRATIONChair Vd. Asit Panja, JaipurConvener Dr. Mamta Mishra, Guwahati

ASSOCIATE EVENTS Chair Vd. Tanuja Nesari, Delhi Conveners Vd. Shantala Priyadarshini, Mysore Dr. Kishor Patwardhan, Varanasi Dr. S K Kumar, Bangalore

INTERNATIONAL CONCLAVE ON ETHNO MEDICINE & TRADITIONAL HEALTH PRACTICESChair Dr. Pulok Mukherjee, KolkataConveners Prof. Hariram Murthy, Bangalore Dr. Prakash Itangar, Nagpur

NATIONAl ADVISORY BOARDVC, Rajiv gandhi University of Health SciencesVC, Maharashtra University of Health SciencesVC, West Bengal University of Health SciencesVC, Rajasthan Ayurved UniversityVC, guru Ravidas Ayurved UniversityVC, Uttarakhand Ayurved University Dr PK Varier, Managing Trustee, AVS KottakkalVC, Transdisciplinary UniversityPro VC, Kerala Health University

Ayurveda can make a global impact, like Yoga.”

“Our efforts are to tap real potential of Ayurveda, other AYUSH systems in imparting preventive, promotive, holistic healthcare to people

Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi at 6th WAC Valedictory address

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It is with great pride and pleasure that I look forward to the 7th World Ayurveda Congress & AROGYA Expo 2016 being held at the Science Centre, Kolkata. I trust this will turn out to be one of the most significant events in the realm of Indian medicine, poised to make waves at a global level.

I congratulate the World Ayurveda Foundation and the Ministry of AYUSH for organising the event on a grand scale. Over the years we have seen the World Ayurveda Congress emerge as a powerful platform for Ayurveda. Scholars, students, policy makers and practitioners are known to congregate at the Congress for an update on evolving trends in the practice of Indian medicine.

Students, industry representatives and Ayurveda practitioners benefit from the interactive sessions, skill development workshops and symposia organised at the Congress. The Plenary sessions dwell upon the efficacy of traditional life science and discuss the scope of integrating Ayurveda into the realm of mainstream medical practice. Senior faculty and distinguished ‘Gurus’ of Ayurveda impact young minds, encouraging them to explore and experience the vital benefits of Ayurvedic medicine for a safer and the healthier future. The World Ayurveda Congress aims to nurture Ayurveda as a Way of Life and the AROGYA Expo elucidates the viability of Ayurveda and natural medicine as a robust and thriving source of alternate medicine. I wish the upcoming Congress the very best, and invite Ayurveda stakeholders from India and abroad, to take advantage of this mega event. Welcome, all!

Shri Shripad NaikHon’ble Minister for AYUSH Govt. of India

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Anticipation soars high, as the 7th edition of the World Ayurveda Congress (WAC), being organized by the World Ayurveda Foundation coming up. Ever since its inception in 2002, the WAC has been one of the largest forums available to the Global Ayurveda fraternity, to converge on a dynamic and interactive platform of knowledge and experiential wisdom. The previous editions were attended by a number of international delegates and I expect an even greater participation this time round. The 6th WAC & AROGYA organised in New Delhi in November 2014 generated unparalleled response from all stakeholders. The presence of Shri Narendra Modi, Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, at the valedictory function of 6th WAC bears testimony to this fact.

2. The AROGYA Expo, supported by the Ministry of AYUSH as part of WAC, has been a major attraction during every single WAC, with the general public thronging the stalls. Quite obviously, Ayurveda is making a steady foray into mainstream medicine.

3. This year, as Kolkata hosts the prestigious event, I invite Ayurveda enthusiasts from across India and abroad, to participate in large numbers, and benefit from this purposeful event. The Ministry of AYUSH actively supports the 7th WAC & AROGYA towards propagation of Ayurveda, and looks forward to an eminently successful Congress. I wish the Congress all success.

MESSAGE

NEW DELHI14th March, 2016

Shri Ajit M Sharan Secretary, Ministry of AYUSH Govt. of India and Chair, National Steering Committee 7th World Ayurveda Congress

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Dr. Soumya SwaminathanDirector-General, ICMR and Chair, National Organising Committee 7th World Ayurveda Congress

The World Ayurveda Foundation proudly presents the 7th edition of World Ayurveda Congress (WAC), a knowledge festival in all its grandeur, thanks to the active support of the Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India and numerous volunteers who make it happen. A mammoth event such as this entails coordinated efforts of the organizers, supporters, facilitators and the public at large.

Ayurveda is not just a system of medicine, but in context of the WAC platform, a scientific update for all concerned with holistic health. WAC seeks to establish Ayurvedic concepts duly validated for the benefit of the scholar and practitioner and facilitate the progressive nuance of Ayurveda as a distinctively recognized discipline of mainstream medicine. WAC provides a forum for initiatives, innovation, research, experiential understanding of basic Ayurveda fundamentals applicable for practice and therapy. WAC brings together – scholars, guides, practitioners, therapists, policy makers, public health officers, industry, the global Ayurved’ist and above all students. A knowledge festival in every way, it facilitates a global movement for progressive studies and dimensions as an Ayurveda update in every way. WAC is a network facilitating new dimensions to the delegates’ quest for a wider scope of study and practice.

In this 7th edition, I take the opportunity to especially invite modern medicine practitioners and biomedical researchers to observe ancient Ayurveda interventions, in the interest of public health and work towards promoting Ayurveda and allied forms of complementary medicine for prevention and the treatment of diseases where applicable. Placing the interest of our patients first, let us together actively participate in the 7th World Ayurveda Congress and contribute towards strengthening a safe and sustainable form of integrated medical practice.

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Advancement in modern sciences and paradigm shift in assessing the therapeutic value of old and exisitng medical practices often lead to the questioning of traditional approaches. Hence, sustenance of traditional sciences requires strong advocacy. Forums and groups that bring out the continued relevance and nuances of traditional therapies such as Ayurveda create a sure-footed impact over time.

Ayurveda - the ‘science of life’ is the source of most health care systems. However, like all things ancient and traditional, the practice of Ayurveda was beset with challenges, especially at the turn of the 20th century. At this point of time there was a strong felt need for a credible platform that would potentially disseminate authentic, unbiased, comprehensive information to national and global audiences. Acknowledging this need, Vijnana Bharati, as part of its Swadeshi Science Movement organized the first World Ayurveda Congress (WAC) in 2002 at Kochi. WAC was to grow into a potential platform to propagate Ayurveda during the new millennium. It is to be noted that despite the stated challenges, global awareness of Ayurveda was on the rise during this period. Increasingly, people across the world were re-discovering Ayurveda as a panacea for lifestyle-related and chronic diseases. Also, there was new evidence to validate Ayurvedic scriptures, thus piquing interest in this science.

Over 12 years and through six Congresses, the WAC has emerged as a global platform for all stakeholders for networking and engaging in intellectual exchange to strengthen the Ayurveda sector, reaffirm their sense of purpose and envision the future. WAC showcases advances in relevant fields, orients students and facilitates interaction between professionals and consumers, thus boosting Ayurveda commerce.

World Ayurveda Congress

GoAlS of WACHaving established itself as a vital platform for Ayurveda, WAC has set itself the following goals for the future:

• To facilitate acceptance and recognition for Ayurveda as a complete health system adoptable in all countries across the world

• To create appropriate platforms for ‘scientific backing’ of Ayurveda along with suitable infrastructure to popularize the outcomes

• To make Ayurveda an integral part of health-care management

Within the larger objectives, the specific key achievables identified are as follows:

• To create interest groups in 30 countries including those in the European Union, Association of South-East Asian Nations, the United Arab Emirates and North America

• To formulate international peer-review panels in basic and medical sciences for credible guidance and validation of research

• To initiate the creation of a network of medical institutions, laboratories, and universities across the world for aiding joint research and creating a database of management efficacy of Ayurveda

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WAC edition Title Location Organizers Focal theme Inaugurated by

Total attendance (foreign delegates)

Countries represented

Visitors to AROGYA Expo

1st edition 30 October– 4 November 2002

World Ayurveda Congress and Herbal Trade Fair

Kochi Kerala

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India; Vijnana Bharati

‘Ayurveda and World Health’

Mr Shatrughna Sinha, Hon’ble Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India

1800 (168) 22 208,000

2nd edition 6–12 November 2006

World Ayurveda Congress and AROGYA Expo

Pune Maharashtra

University of Pune; AYUSH (Government of India); Vijnana Bharati

‘Globalization of Ayurveda’

Dr Ambumani Ramadoss, Hon’ble Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India; Dr R A Mashelkar, Director-General, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research

3500 (220) 30 324,000

3rd edition 16–21 December 2008


Jaipur Rajasthan

AYUSH (Government of India); Vijnana Bharati; National Institute of Ayurveda

‘Mainstreaming Ayurveda’

Ms Jalaja S, IAS, Secretary, Department of AYUSH, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India

2800 (222) 36 218,000

4th edition 9–13 December 2010


BengaluruKarnataka

AYUSH (Government of India); Vijnana Bharati; AYUSH (Government of Karnataka)

‘Ayurveda for All’

Sri Yeddyurappa, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka, Sri Sri Ravishankar Guruji, Art of Living Foundation

4270 (264) 23 300,000

5th edition 7–10 December 2012


Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

World Ayurveda Foundation & Govt. of Madhya Pradesh

‘Enriching Public Health through Ayurveda’

Sri Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Sri Murli Manohar Joshi, Chairman, PAC, Govt. of India

2512 (85) 21 300,000

6th edition 6–9 November 2014

6th World Ayurveda Congress & AROGYA Expo

Pragati Maidan Delhi

Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India & World Ayurveda Foundation

‘Health Challenges & Ayurveda’

Smt. Sumitra Mahajan, Hon’ble Speaker, Loksabha Govt. of India

3453(114) 33 300,000

World Ayurveda Congresses... at a Glance

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7th World Ayurveda Congress & AROGYA Expo 2016The 7th World Ayurveda Congress and AROGYA Expo, opens yet another window to a healthier future. The previous editions of WAC, held at Cochin, Pune, Jaipur, Bengaluru, Bhopal and Delhi, had witnessed a highly welcoming response. The highest number of delegates, numbering more than 4200 attended the WAC at Bengaluru. The largest number of visitors who participated in the AROGYA Expo was at Pune where more than 500,000 individuals took advantage of the Forum. The highest number of foreign delegates numbering 264 attended the Bengaluru Congress. The 7th WAC, scheduled be held at Science Centre, Kolkata from 1 - 4 December, has further fanned the expectations of stakeholders, Ayurveda practitioners and enthusiasts. Anticipating a huge response, the WAC Secretariat has made a booking for the venue through the Science City authorities.

Well, mere numbers do not make up the whole story, yet they speak volumes about the significance and magnitude of an event. The 7th WAC will hold 5 plenary sessions, 25 parallel sessions and a huge number of paper presentations, complemented by a series of associated events. Welcome, one and all!

Ayurveda, the centuries-old, tried and trusted form of Indian medicine has been growing popular amidst global nations in recent times. The World Ayurveda Congress and AROGYA Expo, held in various Indian cities since the year 2002, brings together an astounding number of Ayurveda practitioners, scientists and researchers from India and abroad, as well as teachers, students and health care professionals seeking safe and efficient treatment for a wide range of ailments and health conditions.

Ayurveda has a unique form of medicine, surgery, pathology and several other disciplines concerned with health care and curative medicine.

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In Charaka Samhita, the sage physician, Charaka illuminates that Ayurveda, the Knowledge of Life shall never attain finality. He advises that therefore, humility and conscientious endeavor should characterize its approach to knowledge. He upholds that the entire world consists of teachers for the wise and therefore, knowledge, conducive to health, longevity, fame and excellence, coming even from an unfamiliar source, should be received, assimilated and utilized with earnestness. With this philosophy of relentless reinvention ingrained, Ayurveda has rejuvenated itself, several times over during its 5000 year history, to keep-up with advances in human knowledge and abreast with changing social necessities, though never digressing from its core philosophies of Panchamahabhoota siddhanta and Tridosha vichar.

Yet another time has come, another dawn and another era, when humans fly to moon and strive to find the God particle, when genes are cut and pasted so that bacteria produce human hormones, when brain implants of silicon drive a car on the road, when the relevance of the time tested knowledge is again questioned, by a society blinded in the brightness of material science. Yet another time has come, for us to contemplate, reinvent and revitalize the Knowledge of Life. This time, it also needs to rejuvenate the environment, so that it can flourish again and bestow greater good for Life. It is a humongous task. From the congregation of intelligent minds and timeless wisdom at the 7th World Ayurveda Congress, we hope, shall evolve the nidus, for such a renaissance movement, which shall form a wave that sweeps and unifies the far corners of human knowledge and social intelligence and create yet another glorious age for Ayurveda and human health.

7th WAC Focal Theme

Strengthening the Ayurveda Ecosystem

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7th World Ayurveda Congress... at a Glance

Name of the Event Date

Basic workshop on Research Methodology, Ethics, Statistics and Scientific Writing*

30th Nov-1st Dec

Workshop on Marma Chikitsa* 30th Nov-1st DecUpdate on Veterinary Ayurveda*1st DecWorkshop on Dermatology and Cosmetology* 1st Dec

Workshop on Career Guidance with focus on Entrepreneurship Development*

1st Dec

Workshop on Culinary, Dietetics and Nutrition* 1st Dec

Instrumentation and Analytical Techniques* 1st Dec

Round table on Medical Education Technology** 1st Dec

Editors and Reviewers’ Conclave** 1st Dec

Workshop on Case Reporting***1st Dec

Name of the Event DateJignyasa: Igniting the Inquisitive Minds*** 1st Dec

Effective use of App based Social Media as a tool for CME in Ayurveda: A Demonstrative Workshop***

2nd Dec

SDL Jyotishmati-Finals of All India Intercollegiate Ayurveda Quiz*** 2nd Dec

Workshop on Wikipedia editing*** 3rd DecTadvidya Sambhasha*** 3rd Dec

International Delegates’ Assembly* 30th Nov- 1st Dec

National Seminar on Medicinal Plants & Herbal BSM**

International Conclave on Ethno Medicine and Traditional Health Practices***

2-3 Dec

Buyer-Seller Meet (Pharmexcil)*Friends of Ayurveda Meet**Cultural Programme*** 1-3 Dec

* By Registration * *By Invitation *** Free

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Venue: Science City Kolkata, India

1–4 December 2016

Last Date for Submission of Abstracts for Oral and Poster

Presentations: 30 June 2016

Notification of Selected Abstracts:

20 August 2016

The Congress 2–4 December 2016

Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine (J-AIM) is an official journal of World Ayurveda Foundation and Transdisciplinary University, Bangalore. J-AIM is published by Elsevier, the world renowned publisher. As a trans-disciplinary platform for integrative health sciences, J-AIM aims to explore the relationships between Ayurveda, biomedicine and other contemporary health sciences, encouraging meaningful collaboration to promote effective, safe and affordable global health.

The journal has become popular in Ayurveda fraternity and researchers from traditional medicine, integrative medicine, biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences. Globally, J-AIM is ranked among the top three journals in Integrative Medicine category. J-AIM is indexed in reputed biomedical database like Scopus, Science Direct,PubMed, Scimago and Google Scholar. The journal follows high editorial standards and is a member of World Association of Medical Editors and Committee of Publication Ethics. J-AIM follows double blind peer review system. The expert reviewers from reputed universities, research institutions, regulatory organizations, government, voluntary organizations and practitioners provide diversity in vast pool of knowledge.

The delegates registered for WAC will get 10% concession on subscription. Please visit www.jaim.in or email [email protected] for more information.

Please visit www.ayurworld.org for subscription

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Format for Oral Presentations and Posters All oral presentations will get 8 minutes followed by 2 minutes of discussion via a moderator. Outstanding submissions may be chosen for longer presentations. Submissions should be structured under the headings – Purpose, Methods, Results & Conclusion. This is applicable to all abstracts whether it is basic or clinical research including literary research works. Research is a process of asking a question and finding an answer by using a methodology to obtain findings. This process should be highlighted in the abstract. During the Congress, space will be available for poster exhibition. Posters are graphic presentations of a scientific paper. The guidelines for oral abstracts are also applicable to the poster abstracts. During August 2016, a template for the poster will be made available at www.ayurworld.org. The poster should then be submitted as a PDF file to papers @ayurworld.org no later than 20 September 2016.

Publication of AbstractsAll selected abstracts of both oral presentations and posters of authors who have registered will be published in the Abstract book of the 7th World Ayurveda Congress. They will also additionally appear in the official journal of World Ayurveda Foundation, Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine (J-AIM).

The 7th World Ayurveda Congress will be conducting exclusive Scientific Sessions to showcase the recent advances in research made in the field of Ayurveda.

Oral and poster abstractsThe Scientific Committee of globally renowned experts will review the abstracts submitted as per guidelines outlined below. The decisions of the Scientific Committee are final on all matters pertaining to the presentation and publication with regard to the Congress.The abstracts must be submitted only through the online submission module at www.ayurworld.org

General Recommendations The title of the abstract should clearly indicate the subject of the research, the method and purpose of the study. If selected, it will also be the title of the presentation. The target group of practitioners, planners, manufacturers, consumer groups and traders. Scientific abstracts should not be considered as a means to advertise products. The World Ayurveda Congress provides alternate opportunities for promotion of products.To submit abstracts and papers, use the online module by visiting www.ayurworld.org. Abstracts submitted in any other mode will not be accepted. It is the responsibility of the authors that the papers are written in correct British English. The editors will not do any text editing or reformatting. All diagrams, pictures, tables and equations used in posters should be visible and readable. As conference proceedings will be available in digital form too, colours may be used in figures. Colour scheme should be gray scale convertible for black and white printouts. All submitted abstracts will be peer-reviewed by the Scientific Committee. Authors will be notified of abstract acceptance by e-mail, no later than 20 August 2016. The last date for submission of abstracts is 30 June 2016.

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CAll for PAPErS

Topic Models of integrative medicine

Research in ayurveda- interface with modern medicine

Innovations in strengthening ayurveda eco system

Ayurveda in primary health delivery

Ayurveda education: bridging the gaps

Date 02.12.2016 03.12.2016 03.12.2016 04.12.2016 04.12.2016

Time 11:15 AM TO 1:15 PM 9:00 AM TO 11:00 AM 11:15 AM TO 1:15 PM 9:00 AM TO 11:00 AM 11:15 AM TO 1:15 PM

PlEnARY SESSiOnS

Fundamentals of Ayurveda and Research Methods

Swasthavritta: The lifestyle doctrines of Ayurveda

Advances in Ayurvedic Pharamacology and Pharmaceutics

Advances in Clinical Practices of Ayurveda

Anuktavyadhi: Newly emerging Disorders

Advances in Ayurvedic Medical and Surgical Procedures

A Basic Principles - Panchamahabhuta, Vimsati Guna, Tridosha etc.

Ayurveda Ahara: Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Technology

Controversial drugs, Substitutes and adulterants

Advances in Rasayana/ Vajikarana Therapy: Ayurvedic Rejuvenation and Reproductive Medicine

Ayurvedic Oncology: Cancer / HIV AIDS

Advances in Panchakarma, Kriyakalpa

B Information, communication and other Technology initiatives for Ayurveda

Public Health Pharmaco-Epidemiology and Observational Therapeutics

Advances in Manasa Roga Therapy: REBT, Counseling etc.

Janapadodhwamsa Vikara: Swine Flu, Dengue, Chikungunya etc.

Advances in Ksharakarma and Agnikarma

C Literary Research: Manuscriptology, Teekas, Tantrayukti

Lifestyle Modifications

Incorporation of new drugs and new formulations

Application of advanced diagnostics

Vata Vyadhi: Neuro- Muscular Disorders: Parkinsonism, Muscular Dystrophies etc

Advances in Sanjnya Haran, Anushastra Karma and Vrana management

D Diagnostic Methods - Asthavidha, Dashavidha etc.

Applied aspects of Dina Charya/ Ritu charya

Dosage forms and pharmaceutical techniques

Advances in clinical practices in Agada Tantra

Metabolic Disorders: Metabolic syndrome, IBD etc.

Advances in Shalakya Tantra

E Basic sciences for understanding Ayurveda (genomics, epigenetics, molecular biology etc)

Yoga: Evidences and advances

Drug standardisation and quality issues

Novel Application of clinical practices

Dermatological Disorders: Dermatitis, hyperhidrosis, alopecia etc.

Advances in Kaumarabhritya (Striroga & Prasuti Tantra and Balroga)

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Note: Abstracts are to be submitted online at www.ayurworld.org. Last date for submissions - 30 June 2016

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PARtnER StAtES

Govt of Madhya PradeshGovt of Gujarat

Govt of Kerala Government of Rajasthan

Government of West Bengal

Government of Maharashtra

CollaboratorsAll India Ayurveda Congress Association of Ayurvedic Professionals of North America Association of Manufacturers of Ayurvedic Medicines Ayurveda Medical Manufacturers of India European Ayurveda Medical Association National Ayurvedic Medical Association Vagbhata Sarani Quality Council of India

Regional Coordinators

Andhra Pradesh, Dr D Sesha Satyanarayana, 0-94403 01450Assam, Dr Mamta Mishra, 0-8879229490Bihar, Dr Raman Ranjan, 0-94314 59707 Delhi, Dr Chhagan Jangid, 0-98688 01205Goa, Dr Upendra Dixit, 0-98504 54751 Gujarat, Vd Bhavdeep Ganatra, 0-98254 97588Himachal Pradesh, Dr Dixit Soni, 0-94181 80836Jharkhand, Dr Rajesh Upadhyaya, 0-99346 12368Karnataka, Dr G Sharada, 0-98865 40088Karnataka, Dr Mamata Bhagwat, 094-48-174842Kerala, Dr Gopakumar, 0-94473 61304Kerala, Ms Sandhya M, 0-94464 40411Maharashtra, Dr Sreeramji Jyotishi, 0-98503 33408Madhya Pradesh, Dr Prashant Tiwari, 0-82240 67777Orissa, Dr Ambika Prasad Nayak, 0-94370 55021Punjab, Dr Anurag Girdhar, 0-8146543626Rajasthan, Dr Asit K Panja, 0-99820 82832Tamilnadu, Dr Paritosh, 0-9047355108Telangana, Dr P Srikanth Babu, Hyderabad, 9849463878Uttar Pradesh, Dr R Achal, 0-99359 05941Uttarakhand, Vd Vinish Gupta, 0-95574 31208, 0-94561 31208Uttarakhand, Dr Namrata Kulshrestha, 0-9927887100 West Bengal, Dr Prasanta Sarkar, 0-98366 62816

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ASSOCiAtES

National Institute of Ayurveda (NIA), Jaipur

Rajasthan Ayurved University, Jodhpur

Guru Ravidas Ayurved University, Punjab

Gujarat Ayurved University

Institute of Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences and Technology

Ayurvedic Drug Manufactures

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Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi

S-VYASA UniversityBengaluru

SSUHS, Guwahati MUHS, Nashik Uttarakhand Ayurveda University

Vishwa Ayurved Parishad

Ayurved Vyaspeeth Arogya Bharati NASYA

SnAPShotS of WorlD AYurvEDA

ConGrESSES....

1st Ayurveda Congress, 2002 - KochiTheme: ‘Ayurveda & World Health’

INAUGURAL FUNCTIONS

2nd Ayurveda Congress & Arogya Expo, 2006 - PuneTheme: ‘Globalisation of Ayurveda’

4th Ayurveda Congress & Arogya Expo, 2010 - BengaluruTheme: ‘Ayurveda for all’

3rd Ayurveda Congress & Arogya Expo, 2008 - JaipurTheme: ‘Mainstreaming Ayurveda’

6th World Ayurveda Congress & Arogya Expo 2014, DelhiTheme: ‘Health Challenges and Ayurveda’

Shri Narendra Modi Hon’ble Prime Minister

of India delivering the valedictory address of the 6th World Ayurveda Congress

& Arogya Expo 2014, Delhi

5th Ayurveda Congress, 2012 - BhopalTheme: ‘Enriching Public Health Through Ayurveda’

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Call for papers - Dates to remember

• Submission of abstracts 30 June 2016• Confirmation of abstract acceptance 20 August 2016 • Full paper and ppt file submission 20 September 2016• Poster submission 20 September 2016 • The Congress 2-4 December 2016

For details on research themes, please see page 14Visit www.ayurworld.org for updates.

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NoteIDA delegates who have opted and paid for accommodation will be provided with the same from the evening of 29th November to the evening of 4th December 2016. Indian delegates who have opted and paid for accommodation will be provided with the same from the evening of 1st December to the evening of 4th December 2016.The registration fee includes congress kit, breakfast, lunch and dinner and entry to the cultural programme for all the days of the Congress for which the applicant has registered and entry pass for the AROGYA Expo.Registration can either be done online at www.ayurworld.org OR forward duly filled registration form along with requisite amount by Demand Draft/Cheque favouring ‘7th World Ayurveda Congress’ to the following address :

WAC SECRETARIATWorld Ayurveda Foundation107/1, Margosa RoadBetween 13th & 14th CrossMalleswaram, Bengaluru - 560 003Karnataka, India

Fee Structure for the Congress Fee Structure for Workshops (Associate Events)Indian Delegates

Category Delegate Fee (`)

General Delegates without Accommodation 3000*

General Delegates with Accommodation 5000*

BAMS Students without Accommodation 2000*

BAMS Students with Accommodation 4000*

Spot registration without Accommodation 6000

Per Day Registration without Accommodation 2000

All late Registrations (From 1st Sept to 31st Oct 2016, Without Accommodation)

5000

Note: Non-stipend PG Students can avail BAMS student’s fee structure

Indian DelegatesTopic Date Workshop Fee (`)

Delegates Others

Basic workshop on Research Methodology, Ethics, Statistics and Scientific Writing

30th Nov-1st Dec 1000 1500

Workshop on Marma Chikitsa 30th Nov-1st Dec 1000 1500

Update on Veterinary Ayurveda 1st Dec 1000 1500

Workshop on Dermatology and Cosmetology

1st Dec 1000 1500

Workshop on Career Guidance with focus on Entrepreneurship Development

1st Dec 1000 1500

Workshop on Culinary, Dietetics and Nutrition

1st Dec 1000 1500

Instrumentation and Analytical Techniques 1st Dec 1000 1500

International Delegates (IDA)Category Delegate Fee ($)

IDA Delegates without Accommodation 200

IDA Delegates with Accommodation (Twin sharing) 300

IDA Delegates with Accommodation (Single Occupancy) 400

All late registrations (from 30th Sep to 30th Oct 2016 without accommodation)

250

Spot Registration (without accommodation) 300

Important email-IDs to remember

General Information/enquiry: [email protected] IDA: [email protected] Abstracts/Papers: [email protected] AROGYA Expo: [email protected] Workshops: [email protected]

Note: Individuals can register for maximum two workshops, one each on 30th Nov and 1st Dec.

International Delegates (IDA)Topic Date Workshop Fee ($)

Delegates Others

Basic workshop on Research Methodology, Ethics, Statistics and Scientific Writing

30th Nov-1st Dec 25 30

Workshop on Marma Chikitsa 30th Nov-1st Dec 25 30

Update on Veterinary Ayurveda 1st Dec 25 30

Workshop on Dermatology and Cosmetology

1st Dec 25 30

Workshop on Career Guidance with focus on Entrepreneurship Development

1st Dec 25 30

Workshop on Culinary, Dietetics and Nutrition

1st Dec 25 30

Instrumentation and Analytical Techniques

1st Dec 25 30

*Delegate fees on or before 30th August 2016

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Note You may also make your payment either separately for each event or through one single payment covering for the events that you wish to participate.

This form may be photocopied or downloaded from the website <www ayurworld.org>. You can send your form to us by post, fax or e-mail or register online at <www.ayurworld.org>.

** Payment accepted in INR or USD

Address for communication: WAC SECRETARIAT, World Ayurveda Foundation, 107/1, Margosa Road, Between 13th & 14th Cross, Malleswaram, Bengaluru - 560 003 Phone +91 80 23467439, 42140442 E-mail: [email protected] | Website: www.ayurworld.org

7th WorlD AYurvEDA ConGrESS

Strengthening the Ayurveda Ecosystem2nd to 4th December 2016, Science City, Kolkata, India

Registration FormTitle Professor Dr Mr Ms Vd Others

First Name....................................................................................................................................... Last Name...................................................................................................................................................

Gender Male Female Others Category General Student

Organization ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Position/Title .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Postal Address ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

PIN/ZIP ......................................................... Country ............................................................. Mobile No.....................................................................................Fax .............................................................

(Include country code)

E-mail ................................................................................................................................................................................... Website ...............................................................................................................

Whether accommodation required : Yes No (Not applicable for International delegates)

Participating in

The Congress Buyer-Seller Meet (Pharmexcil)* Pre-Congress Workshops

*Participation by separate registration

Please select workshops (participation on additional payment)

Basic workshop on Research Methodology, Ethics, Statistics and Scientific Writing Workshop on Marma Chikitsa Update on Veterinary Ayurveda Workshop on Dermatology and Cosmetology

Workshop on Career Guidance with focus on Entrepreneurship Development Workshop on Culinary, Dietetics and Nutrition Instrumentation and Analytical Techniques

Mode of Payment** Cheque Cash Demand draft Wire transfer

Cheque/Demand draft to be made favouring ‘7th World Ayurveda Congress’ payable at Bengaluru.

Total Amount: ................................................ Amount in words........................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Note : Please see reverse for fee structure Signature

Bank details for Wire TransferName of the Account : 7th World Ayurveda CongressAccount Number : 60246802203IFS Code : MAHB-0001319SWIFT Code : ABNAUS33 (For USD)Name of the Bank : Bank of MaharashtraBranch : Yelahanka, Bangalore (Code - 1319)

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Created in 1995 as the Department of Indian Systems of Medicine and Homoeopathy, it was renamed as Department of AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy) in November 2003.The department has become a full-fledged Ministry in November 2014. The Ministry focuses on upgrading AYUSH educational standards, implementing quality control and drug standardization, improving the availability of medicinal plant material, aiding research and development and generating awareness about the efficacy of the systems, within the country and overseas. Its declared objectives are as follows:Upgrade the educational standards in the Indian systems of medicine and in homoeopathy colleges in the country.Strengthen existing research institutions and ensure a time-bound research programme on identified diseases for which these systems have an effective treatment.Draw up schemes for promotion, cultivation and regeneration of medicinal plants used in these systems. Evolve pharmacopoeial standards for Indian systems of medicine and homoeopathic drugs.

MINISTRY OF AYUSHGOVERNMENT OF INDIA

Founded in 2011, the World Ayurveda Foundation (WAF) is an initiative by Vijnana Bharati aimed at global propagation of Ayurveda. As part of a larger intellectual movement under the aegis of the Swadeshi Science Movement undertaken by Vijnana Bharati, WAF is a platform that would take Ayurveda to the world for all the benefits mankind can draw from traditional health sciences. The objectives of WAF reflect global scope. Propagation and encouragement of all activities – scientific and Ayurveda-related – are the core principles. Support to research, health-care programmes through camps, clinics and sanatoriums, documentation, organization of study groups, seminars, exhibitions and knowledge initiatives to popularize Ayurveda in the far corners of the world are the broad latitudes of focus at WAF. Ayurveda as a sector requires the kind of stewardship and voice that genuinely bring out the ethos of Ayurveda in matters that govern policy and planning with State and Central government administration in India and the world over. WAF is positioned to provide this much-needed leadership with its wide participation of various stakeholder groups.The impact of WAF encompasses the areas of policy, action, public health, trade, practice, science and, above all, global outreach for the benefit of society and mankind.

Vijnana Bharati or VIBHA is a national movement dedicated to the integrated development of Bharat through the intervention of science, engineering and technology. Launched in 1991 by a group of thinkers and scientists, VIBHA has, today, 29 active units and 6 overseas units. Eminent scientists, academicians, policy makers and social workers are the torch bearers of this movement.

VIBHA takes the spirit of ‘Swadeshi’ along with the ethos of our culture. It emphasizes that science and spirituality should go hand in hand. VIBHA works towards rural development, technology transfer, and social empowerment so as to bring the fruits of advancement of science and technology for the benefit of the society. It has received two national awards for popularizing science and technology: one in 2006 from Dr Manmohan Singh, Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, and the other in 2007 from Mr Kapil Sibal, Hon’ble Minister for Science and Technology, Government of India.

VIBHA works towards national self-reliance and a developed India. Towards this mission, VIBHA adopts, adapts, and assimilates the best from everywhere and associates with the best of universities, R&D organizations and other movements.

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WAC Secretariat World Ayurveda Foundation

107/1, Margosa Road, Between 13th & 14th Cross, Malleswaram, Bengaluru - 560 003 Phone: +91 80 2346 7439, 4214 0442 E-mail: [email protected]

www.ayurworld.org

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