V.14012/1/2018-NEW INI · 2019-12-18 · 1 V.14012/1/2018-NEW INI Report for the Period April, 2019 to 30th September, 2019-National Health Policy- Status updated as on 01.10.2019

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V.14012/1/2018-NEW INI

Report for the Period April, 2019 to 30th

September, 2019-National Health Policy- Status updated as on 01.10.2019

Frequency of Half Yearly/Yearly Reporting, Updating Progress of Implementation of Activity on NHP-2017 Dashboard Progress Entry

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Progress 3.3.1

Assured

Comprehensive

Primary care

that has

continuity with

higher levels.

Operationalizing

Standard

Treatment

Guidelines

(STGs) and

Protocols at

various levels of

care.

Training and

Capacity building.

Half yearly Open Ongoing. Adv.

(MN)

CCRAS organised 03 Training

programmes/Workshops from April, 2019- August,

2019;

CCRS organised workshop on Capacity Building of

AYUSH Professionals involved in A-HMIS on 3rd

& 4th

April, 2019 of Chennai.

CCRUMorganized 05

workshops/Conferences/Seminars and participated

in 35 AYUSH Meals, Seminars at State/National and

International Levels.

CCRH has organised and imparted Social Media

Content Development Tracing at two levels to its

officers from various parts of India.

Drug Control Cell have scheduled seven training

programs for strengthening all States/UTs’

regulatory and quality control mechanism in the

country, out of which six programs have been

conducted involving participants from State

regulatory staff, ASU drug manufacturing

units;programme for Drug Testing Laboratory of

AYUSH is scheduled on 3rd

– 4th

Oct, 2019

During the Current Financial Year 2019-20, 8

Institutions have been supported for conducting 11 CME

programs till date.

Progress 3.3.1 Assured

Comprehensive

Primary care

that has

continuity with

higher levels.

Operationalizing

Standard

Treatment

Guidelines

(STGs) and

Protocols at

various levels of

care.

Develop Protocol

for running Health

& Wellness centres.

Half yearly Open To be

completed

by

December,

2018

Adv.

(MN)

AYUSH Health & Wellness Centres under Ayushman

Bharat is proposed in the Revised Guidelines of National

AYUSH Mission.

Under Process

Progress 3.3.1 Operationalizing

Standard

Treatment

Guidelines (STGs)

and Protocols at

Implementation of

the guidelines.

Half yearly Open To be

taken up

from

January,

2019

Adv.

(MN)

The State/UT Governments have been requestedto follow

the STGs framed by Ministry of AYUSH.

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various levels of

care. onwards


Comprehensive

Primary care

that has

continuity with

higher levels.

Operationalizing

Standard

Treatment

Guidelines

(STGs) and

Protocols at

various levels of

care.

Framing of STG for

each Ayush system.

Half yearly Open Completed Adv.

(MN)

i) The STGs for Ayurveda already framed and

released. Also uploaded on the Website for wider

dissemination.

ii) STGs for Homeopathy for 15 disease conditions

already developed by CCRH and published. The

diseases covered include Geriatric age also.Further

STGs on 15 more disease conditions in Homeopathy

are being developed.

iii) STGs for Unani have been published.

iv) STGs in respect of External Therapies in Siddha

have been published as Siddha Protocols and

Outcomes (SPROUT) andSTGs for 100 selected

diseases including NCDs have been prepared. STGs

in respect of Siddha for Malaria, Dengue, Fever,

Influenza, Hepatitis, Encephalitis, prevention and

treatment of substance abuse including narcotic drug

abuse, nutritional need of children, pregnant and

lactating women and elderly persons have been

prepared and are under finalization.


Comprehensive

Primary care

that has

continuity with

higher levels.

Operationalizing

Standard

Treatment

Guidelines (STGs)

and Protocols at

various levels of

care.

Develop Protocols

for geriatric

healthcare. Half yearly Open

To be

completed

by

December,

2018

Adv.

(MN)

The action to develop AYUSH specific National Health

Program for Geriatric as a part of AYUSHMAN Bharat

has not been accepted at the highest level. The item is

proposed for dropping from the list.


Comprehensive

Primary care

that has

continuity with

higher levels.

Operationalizing

Standard

Treatment

Guidelines (STGs)

and Protocols at

various levels of

care.

Publication &

Dissemination of

the STG.

Half yearly Open Completed

Adv.

(MN)

i) The STGs for Ayurveda already framed and

released. Also uploaded on the Website for wider

dissemination.

ii) STGs for Homeopathy for 15 disease conditions

already developed by CCRH and published. The

diseases covered include Geriatric age also. Further

STGs on 15 more disease conditions in

Homeopathy are being developed.

iii) STGs for Unani have been published.

iv) STGs in respect of External Therapies in Siddha

have been published as Siddha Protocols and

Outcomes (SPROUT) and STGs for 100 selected

diseases including NCDs have been prepared. STGs

in respect of Siddha for Malaria, Dengue, Fever,

Influenza, Hepatitis, Encephalitis, prevention and

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treatment of substance abuse including narcotic

drug abuse, nutritional need of children, pregnant

and lactating women and elderly persons have been

prepared and are under finalization.


Comprehensive

Primary care

that has

continuity with

higher levels.

Operationalizing

Standard

Treatment

Guidelines

(STGs) and

Protocols at

various levels of

care.

Develop Protocol

for Palliative care

& rehabilitation

care.

Half yearly Open

To be

completed

by

December,

2018

Adv.

(MN)

Homoeopathy has system in place for Palliative and

Rehabilitation Care.

Palliative Care in Siddha for Cancer patients is being

provided at NIS, Chennai. Varman Therapy (Vital

Points Stimulation), Thakkanman (Physical

manipulations) and Yoga Therapy used for many

clinical conditions may be used for Rehabilitation.

Action to Develop Protocol for Palliative Care &

Rehabilitation Care by other RCs and NIs etc. is under

process.

Progress 4.6 Integrated

approach

towards Non-

Communicable

Diseases

including other

system of

medicine, with

focus on

prevention.

Focus on

preventive

measures to

contain NCD

incidences

through multi-

sectoral

approach

Setting up of

dedicated wing for

NCDs at all NI

under Ministry of

AYUSH.

Half yearly Open Sept. 2018 Adv.

(MN) Specialized OPDs for Non-communicable Diseases

(NCDs) in the Hospitals of National Institutes/Research

Councils under M/o AYUSH exist.


approach

towards Non-

Communicable

Diseases

including other

system of

medicine, with

focus on

prevention.

Expanding the

Healthy

Lifestyle

Campaign.

Undertake IEC

activities

Half yearly Open On going Adv.

(MN)

As a part and outdoor/ electronic Media/ Print

Publicity to promote AYUSH Systems, M/o

AYUSH has taken initiatives during the year 2019

for the publicity of :

Outdoor Publicity of 5th

International Day of Yoga

in Delhi NCR/Ranchi (Jharkhand) etc.

Print advertisements given in newspapers for

publicity of 5th

IDY

M/o AYUSH is promoting AYUSH Systems on

Ministry’s various Social Media Platforms i.e

Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, Blog and Twitter

and also at MyGov Platform to benefit the various

strata of population about the AYUSH Systems

through following activities:

Created Vibrant Yoga Portal for dissemination of

information related to Yoga i.e.

http://yoga.ayush.gov.in.

http://yoga.ayush.gov.in/

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Shared creatives of Common Yoga Protocol (CYP)

Asanas.

Conducted 100 Days campaign for International

Day of Yoga

Shared creatives to the people how to protect

themselves from Dengu and Chikungunya fever

through AYUSH Systems.

Created one Blog specific for Diabetes

management i.e.

https://antidiabetesayush.wordpress.com/ to make

people aware how they can control & manage

diabetes through AYUSH Systems.

Yoga Portal was migrated successfully and various

facilities related to IDY and Yoga are functioning.

Yoga locator was launched successfully on Google

Play Store and IOS. It was of great help for

capturing Yoga related activities for IDY-2019.

M/o AYUSH had launched Bhuvan App developed

by ISRO/NRSC for IDY-2019 for capturing the

details of events.

Ministry has Web casted the main event of IDY-

2019 on NIC Webcast Portal and Websites of the

Ministry i.e. http://yoga.ayush.gov.in/yoga and

http://ayush.gov.in.

Ministry had done Live Streaming of the IDY,

2019 on Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and

Instagram.

M/o AYUSH had broadcast video on Yoga from

20, 000 Centres of aspirational districts of Hindi

knowing States of India through CSC.

M/o AYUSH released Postal Stamps on 12 Master

Healers of AYUSH on 30th August, 2019.

These are ongoing activities.


approach

towards Non-

Communicable

Diseases

including other

system of

medicine, with

Leveraging

Pluralism to

address NCDs

i) Developing an

integrated medicine

strategy for control

and risk reduction

of NCDs with the

help of multilateral

core group

comprising of

Open October,

2018

Adv.

(MN)

A meeting was held on 31st May, 2018 at CCRAS

(Hqrs), New Delhi with the representatives present

from M/o AYUSH, CCRAS, CCRH, CCRUM,

CCRS, CCRYN, ICMR, DGHS to chalk out the

strategic frame work and future road map for the

activities viz. developing an integrated medicine

strategy for control and risk reduction of NCDs

with the prevention and to promote AYUSH

https://antidiabetesayush.wordpress.com/

http://yoga.ayush.gov.in/yoga

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focus on

prevention.

representatives

from AYUSH,

DHR, NCD

division of Mo H&

FW; and WHO

country office

identifying

potential areas for

integrative

interventions,

identifying/selectin

g best practices,

developing strategic

actions to develop

implementation

plans.

interventions in the prevention and control of

NCDs.

An Inter-Ministerial Meeting in regard to

Prevention and Control of Non-communicable

Diseases (NCDs) and proposed actions to be taken

by them under National Multi-Sectoral Action Plan

was held on 19th

November, 2018 under the

Chairpersonship of Ms. Preeti Sudan, Secretary

(H&FW) at Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi.

M/o AYUSH has developed a Protocol for

Prevention and Control of Diabetes through

Ayurveda which includes Madhumeha Assessment

Tool (MAT) which is a set of evidence based

questions, which will help to identify high risk

individuals despite having the blood glucose value

within normal limit. These can be considered for

use in the Population Based NCD Screening

initiatives.

(ii) Ministry of AYUSH through its RCs in

consultation with DGHS had taken the initiative

for integration of AYUSH system with NPCDCS

Program to fortify the impact of existing NPCDCS

Program. The Ayurveda intervention is being

implemented trough CCRAS in the Districts of

Bhilwara (Rajasthan), Surendranagar(Gujarat)

and Gaya (Bihar). Unani intervention is being

implemented through CCRUM at Lahimpur Khiri,

Uttar Pradesh and Homoeopathy intervention is

being implemented through CCRH at Krishna

(Andhra Pradesh) and Darjeeling (West Bengal),

Nashik (Maharashtra) and Sambhalpur (Odisha).

Yoga is an integral part with all the three systems

in all the above said States. Support for

investigations and logistics is being provided by

DGHS and the doctors, other supporting staffs as

well as the Yoga Professionals and medicines are

being provided by the Ministry of AYUSH.

More than 20.60 Lakh Patients have been screened

and 2, 02, 749 patients have been enrolled under

the program till 31st August, 2019

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AYUSH is providing support in setting up of NCD

services in all the Institutes of M/o AYUSH.

Progress 4.6

Integrated

approach

towards Non-

Communicable

Diseases

including other

system of

medicine, with

focus on

prevention.

Focus on

preventive

measures to

contain NCD

incidences

through multi-

sectoral

approach.

Develop short

specialized course

on Prevention of

Non

Communicable

Diseases.

Open Sept.

2018

Adv.

(MN) National Institutes under the M/o AYUSH have been

asked to develop short specialized course (s) on

Prevention of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs).

National Institute of Ayurveda (NIA) has designed

Certificate Course on Prevention of Non-

Communicable diseases through Ayurveda.NIA, Jaipur

is also coordinating with other RCs/NIs etc. for

developing short specialized courses on prevention of

NCDs.

Progress 4.6

Integrated

approach

towards Non-

Communicable

Diseases

including other

system of

medicine, with

focus on

prevention.

Expanding the

Healthy

Lifestyle

Campaign.

Promote Swasthya

Rakshan program

through NAM

Half

yearly

Open On going Adv.

(MN) Swasthya Rakshan Program is being implemented by

the M/o AYUSH through its Research Councils since

October, 2015 as per the Operational Guidelines

developed and being used by the respective Research

Council

CCRAS initiated the program in November, 2015 at 21

Institutes and 19 States across the country linked with

Swachh Bharat. A total of about 588 villages/colonies

covered through 14, 436 tours in 19 States and Medical

Aid provided to about 4,31,865 patients till 31.03.2019.

The program now has been proposed to be conducted in

a new format from 2019-20.

CCRUM is continuing the program at 12 Centres of the

Council covering a total population of 38, 19,330 in 60

villages. A total number of 2,17,869 patients have been

benefited till May, 2019 through 2383 Health Camps.

CCRS has executed Swasthya Rakshan Program

(SRP)through 7 CCRS Institutes / Units in 3 states

and 2 union territories. Thirteen villages are

covered. Around 809 patients were treated in the

month of September, 2019 in various SRP camps.

CCRH implemented the program in April, 2015

through 11 Institutes in 55 villages. Under SRP,

OPDs and Camps are being conducted on weekly

basis in the villages.The monitoring was done on

monthly basis.

During the year 2019-20, the program has been

undertaken in research mode. Under the program

24 villages are being covered through 05 institutes.

Assessment of Health Seeking Behavior and

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usefulness of Homoeopathy for Adolescents (12-18

years) in Rural settingshas been initiated.The

population to be covered is 1,00,000.

The study has been initiated in29 schools in

identified 38 villages. 832 adolescents aged 12-18 yrs.

have been screened for their health seeking

behavior. 363 Health camps for providing

homoeopathic treatment have been organized and

15070 patients have been benefitted.

CCRYN is providing Yoga Instructor to RWA/

Government Institutions for conducting Yoga Classes

under the program.

However, the reach of the Program in terms of area and

population at present is limited. It has been decided to

implement the program in a Program Mode through

Centrally Sponsored Scheme of M/o AYUSH to

achieve noticeable impact.

At present, no specific Swasthya Rakshan component is

available under NAM. However, „A component of

AYUSH in Pubblic Health activities has been proposed

to be taken up for approval while continuation of CSS of

NAM beyond 31st March, 2020.‟

Progress 4.6

Integrated

approach

towards Non-

Communicable

Diseases

including other

system of

medicine, with

focus on

prevention.

Leveraging

Pluralism to

address NCDs

ii) Review of

undergoing pilot

projects on AYUSH

interventions in

NPCDCS, cost

assessment studies,

status of skills of

presently deployed

human resource etc.

for incorporating

into integrated

medicine strategy

as given at S. No. i

above.

Open On going Adv.

(MN)

Work order for conducting Evaluation of a pilot study

on AYUSH components namely Ayurveda, Unani and

Homoeopathy in NPCDCs in collaboration with

Directorate General of Health Services, M/o H&FW

was awarded to National Institute of Health and Family

Welfare, Munirka, New Delhi-110067 vide letter No.

I.25011/03/2017-P&E dated 4th September, 2018.

Now “Work Order with the revised budget has been

issued to NIHFW vide letter no. I.25011/3/2017-P&E

dated 2nd

April, 2019. Along with this, approved

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has also been

sent, which is proposed to be signed on mutually

decided date and time.Only single Report would be

submitted within stipulated time of 30 weeks and time

will be counted w.e.f. release of the first installment of

the budget”


approach

Adopting an

evidence based

Validation of

integrated strategy

Open On going Adv.

(MN) A meeting was held on 31

st May, 2018 at CCRAS


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towards Non-

Communicable

Diseases

including other

system of

medicine, with

focus on

prevention.

approach

towards NCDs.

and protocol. from M/o AYUSH, CCRAS, CCRH, CCRUM,

CCRS, CCRYN, ICMR, DGHS to chalk out the

strategic frame work and future road map for the

activities viz. developing an integrated medicine

strategy for control and risk reduction of NCDs

with the prevention and to promote AYUSH

interventions in the prevention and control of

NCDs.

To validate the integrated treatment, CCRH has set

up 10 LSD clinics at its institutes/units wherein

patients are treated in pragmatically and their

outcomes are captured on a structured data format.

From April 2019 to August, 2019, 363 cases have

been recorded disease-wise - Diabetes,

Hypertension, Cardio-vascular, Anxiety,

Depression, Obesity, Cancer, Multi morbidity and

others.

An IMR project entitled “Development of Siddha

Treatment Guidelines for Non-communicable

Diseases (DSTGNCD)” which addresses Siddha

treatment guidelines for Heart diseases,

hypertension, obesity, hyperlipidemia, diabetes,

cancer, arthritis, anemia, mental disorder,

urolithiasis and polycystic ovarian diseases have

been completed.


approach

towards Non-

Communicable

Diseases

including other

system of

medicine, with

focus on

prevention.

Leveraging

Pluralism to

address NCDs

iii) Development

of Integrated

intervention

protocols and

guidelines jointly

by AYUSH

Research Councils,

ICMR, NCD

program division

of MOHFW and

WHO,

who represent the

multilateral core

group.

Open On going Adv.

(MN)

A meeting was held on 31st May, 2018 at CCRAS


from M/o AYUSH, CCRAS, CCRH, CCRUM, CCRS,

CCRYN, ICMR, DGHS to chalk out the strategic

frame work and future road map for the activities viz.

developing an integrated medicine strategy for control

and risk reduction of NCDs with the prevention and to

promote AYUSH interventions in the prevention and

control of NCDs

As approved by the M/o AYUSH, CCRAS will be

conducting a National Seminar on Ayurveda and

Integrative Medicine and its contemporary

relevance to chalk out the road map.

An Inter-Ministerial Meeting in regard to

Prevention and Control of Non-communicable

Diseases (NCDs) was held on 19th November, 2018

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under the Chairpersonship of Ms. Preeti Sudan,

Secretary (H&FW) at Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi.

M/o AYUSH informed that it has developed a

Protocol for Prevention and Control of Diabetes

through Ayurveda which includes Madhumeha

Assessment Tool (MAT) which is a set of evidence

based questions, which will help to identify high risk

individuals despite having the blood glucose value

within normal limit. These can be considered for use

in the Population Based NCD Screening initiatives.

Ministry of AYUSH in consultation with DGHS had

taken the initiative for integration of AYUSH system

with NPCDCS Program through its RCs to fortify

the impact of existing NPCDCS Program. The said

program was initiated in January, 2016.

The Ayurveda intervention is being implemented

through CCRAS in the Districts of Bhilwara

(Rajasthan), Surendranagar(Gujarat) and Gaya

(Bihar). Unani intervention is being implemented

through CCRUM at Lahimpur Khiri, Uttar Pradesh

and Homoeopathy intervention is being

implemented through CCRH at Krishna (Andhra

Pradesh) and Darjeeling (West Bengal). Yoga is an

integral part with all the three systems in all six

States.


and 2, 02, 749 Patients have been enrolled under

the program till 31st August, 2019


approach towards

Non-

Communicable

Diseases

including other

system of

medicine, with

focus on

prevention.

Expanding the

Healthy

Lifestyle

Campaign.

Develop Health

promotion

guidelines

Open To be

completed

by March,

2019.

Adv.

(MN) DINACHARYA

Daily Regimen as per Ayurveda for Public

Health has been published by All India Institute

of Ayurveda, New Delhi on the occasion of 3rd

Ayurveda Day.

Developments of Health Promotion

Guidelines are in process.


approach

towards Non-

Communicable

Diseases

Leveraging

Pluralism to

address NCDs

To promote

AYUSH

interventions in the

prevention &

control of Non-

Half

yearly

Open On-going Adv.

(MN) Ministry of AYUSH in consultation with DGHS had

taken the initiative for integration of AYUSH system

with NPCDCS Program to fortify the impact of existing

NPCDCS Program. The said program was initiated in

January, 2016.

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including other

system of

medicine, with

focus on

prevention.

Communicable

diseases. The Ayurveda intervention is being implemented

trough CCRAS in the Districts of Bhilwara

(Rajasthan), Surendranagar(Gujarat) and Gaya

(Bihar). Unani intervention is being implemented

through CCRUM at Lahimpur Khiri, Uttar Pradesh

and Homoeopathy intervention is being implemented

through CCRH at Krishna (Andhra Pradesh),

Darjeeling (West Bengal), Nashik (Maharashtra) and

Sambhalpur (Odisha). Yoga is an integral part with all

the three systems in all the above said States.


and 2, 02, 749 Patients have been enrolled under the

program till 31st August, 2019

Under Process

Progress 9 Integration of

AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Undertake

research to build

on evidence for

various systems

of AYUSH.

Strengthening R&D

activities in

AYUSH Systems

for generating

evidence.

Yearly Open On-going Adv.

(MN) CCRAS: To generate evidence of clinical safety and

efficacy of classical Ayurveda formulations, 4

Clinical Research projects on 3 diseases/conditions

were completed and 4 projects on 04 disease

conditions were initiated during April 2019 –August,

2019. As such, 16 Projects on 14 diseases/conditions

are going on besides validation of coded Ayurvedic

drugs viz. AYUSH 64 in Influenza like illness, Ayush

PE drops in allergic conjunctivitis, Ayurvedic

formulation in allergic rhinitis under IMR.

• Under Collaborative Clinical Research, validation of

C l-Oil for wound healing with AIIMS, New Delhi,

Ayush PJ-7 in the management of Dengue Fever &

Prevention of its complications with NITM (ICMR)

Belagavi & SDUAHER Kolar, Ayush D in

Prediabetes subjects and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

with AIIMS New Delhi etc. are going on. The

clinical validation of Carctols in ovarian cancer

initiated in May 2019 is ongoing at Tata Memorial

Centre , Mumbai

Recently, CCRAS has undertaken a collaborative

project on Feasibility of introducing Ayurveda

intervention in Reproductive and Child Health

(RCH) in PHCs of selected district of Maharashtra

{Gadchiroli} (effectiveness of Ayurvedic intervention

for Ante Natal care (Garbhini Paricharya) at PHC

level: A Multi Centre Operational Study).

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CCRH is undertaking studies on 22 disease

conditions and 12 studies are in the pipeline under

its R&D activities for Clinical Research at its

institutes. Homoeopathy intervention in NPCDCS is

being implemented by CCRH at Krishna (AP),

Darjeeling (WB), Nashik (Maharashtra) and

Sambalpur (Odisha).

Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine

(CCRUM) :

Besides 63 Ongoing Validation Studies of

pharmacopoeial drugs, the CCRUM has initiated

10 new validation studies during 2018-19, 03

Multi-centric RCT Projects on Diabetes Mellitus,

Vitiligo and Hypertension have been completed.

Besides the continuation of 09 collaborative projects,

02 New Projects one each on Leukaemia and

Diabetes have also been initiated. 2 collaborative

studies on Cervical Erosions and Pulmonary

Tuberculosis are continued.

Central Council for Research in Siddha (CCRS) :

Clinical projects focusing on Urolithiasis, Fibroid

Uterus, Osteoarthritis, Constipation are being

carried out in various centres of CCRS.

Standardization of single, compound formulations

and pharmacognostical research activities are being

carried out for new drug development. 5 patents and

53 scientific research outcomes have been published

in various National and International journals.

CCRS has completed 8 IMR projects completed and

25 IMR projects are in progress.


AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Undertake

research to build

on evidence for

various systems

of AYUSH.

Develop electives

in AYUSH for

MBBS Doctors

Open Adv.

(MN) A Committee comprising experts from Ayurveda (AIIA)

and Allopathy (AIIMS) has been constituted for the

purpose.Further action is in process.

CCIM has decided to constitute a Committee for the

same.

(On-going activity).


AYUSH and

Increasing the

provider base for

To improve &

expand the


(MN) During the year 2019-20 (as on 30.9.2019), financial

assistance has been provided under NAM to States/UTs

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realising its

potential

ensuring service

availability.

institutional

framework for

better AYUSH

services.

for 6 setting up of 50 bedded Integrated AYUSH

Hospital, 34 units for upgradation of AYUSH hospitals,

25 units for upgradation of AYUSH Educational

Institutions, 4 units for strengthening of state govt.

pharmacies and 3 units of state drug testing laboratories.

Concept Note for developing Institutional Mechanism at

the Ministry Level to promote AYUSH intervention in

Public Health has since been approved by the Hon‟ble

MoS (IC) AYUSH. Accordingly, M/o AYUSH proposes

to create a Directorate General of AYUSH Health

Services (DGHS-AYUSH) as an Attached Office under

the M/o AYUSH with a view to develop AYUSH Public

Health Services. Cabinet Note has been prepared and is

under process.


AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Undertake

research to build

on evidence for

various systems

of AYUSH.

Recommendation

for incorporating

AYUSH based

interventions in

Health System.


(MN) CCRAS has undertaken validation of classical

Ayurveda medicines to generate the evidence of their

clinical safety and efficacy in various disease conditions

and published Glimpses of CCRAS Contributions (50

Glorious Years) -Clinical research in 2018.

Further, the outcomes of 58 classical Ayurveda

medicines in 12 disease conditions have been brought

in the document “Evidence based Clinical efficacy and

safety of Classical Ayurveda medicines (Compendium

of select research publications)-Vol.I in August 2019.

A meeting was also convened by CCRAS on 31st

May, 2018 to chalk out the strategic framework and

roadmap in this regard. Further action is under

Process.

CCRH has developed Standard Treatment Guidelines

(STGs) on 15 disease conditions including geriatric age

group also. These STGs are published in the form of a

book.

CCRS: Pre-clinical evaluation of Nilavembu kudineer

chooranam for Dengue” and “Multicentric open

randomized parallel phase-I B clinical trial to compare

the efficacy of Siddha poly herbal decoction (NVK)

with that of standard treatment protocol for reducing

virus load and fever in adult dengue fever patients

(Tamil Nadu) and anti-viral activity of ethanolic

extract of Nilavembu Kudineer against dengue and

chikungunya virus through in vitro evaluation have

been published.

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The Scheme of Public Health Initiatives (PHI) was

implemented in 1th Plan with the aim to provide

Grant-in-aid to Govt. /Non-Govt. organizations for

the roll out of only proven AYUSH interventions for

improving health status of population through

AYUSH interventions at district/block/taluk as a unit.

The grant is released to the eligible organizations i.e

Directorates of Health/AYUSH to States/UTs,

Government Institutes (Colleges, University etc.),

voluntary Non-Profit organization working in the

areas of Public Health. Maximum Rs.150 Lakhs is

approved for a period of 03 years. During the year

2017-18, an amount of Rs.414.25 Lakh was released

for 09 projects (05 New and 04 On-going project) and

during 2018-19 an amount of Rs.346.56 Lakhs was

released for 08 projects (05 New and 03 On-going

project). Budget allocation at BE Stage for the

Current Financial Year has been made at Rs.500.00

Lakhs under Revenue. An amount of Rs. 72 Lakhs

has been incurred/booked up to 31.10.2019.

Yoga Protocol for control of Diabetes has been

developed and published in English &Hindi by

CCRYN. Council through its OPDs and Yoga &

Naturopathy Wellness Centre is also promoting

healthy lifestyle among the patients & common

public.Under Process Progress 9 Integration of

AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Undertake

research to build

on evidence for

various systems

of AYUSH.

To develop central

regulatory

framework for

AYUSH drugs

Half

yearly

Open *

To be

completed

by March

2020.

Adv.

(MN) 09 Regulatory posts have been created on

12.07.2019 and Administrative order for creation

of these posts has been issued on 09.08.2019.

Under the Central Sector Scheme of Pharmacovigilance

of ASU&H drugs, a three network with 01 National, 05

intermediaries and 63 peripheral Pharmacovigilance

centres have been established for reporting of Adverse

Drug Reaction (ADRs) & Mis- leading Advertisements

of Ayurveda, Siddha & Unani drugs. From March 2019

to August 2019. ADRs -161 & 2232 misleading

advertisements have been reported.

States/UTs have been directed vide order dated

12.02.2019 to constitute an Expert Committee for

examination of License applications and to appoint

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Controlling Authorities for the State Licensing Authority

& Inspectors.

03 private DTLs have been approved during last 6

months under the provisions of Drugs & Cosmetics Act.

The Pharmacy Council of Indian Medicine and

Homeopathy Bill, 2018 has been prepared. PMO has

been requested to allow the Ministry of AYUSH for

circulating the Cabinet Note and Bill to seek approval of

the Cabinet and introduce the Bill in the Parliament for

enactment.

e-aushadi portal has been developed for online

submission and disposing of license applications and

certificates of the ASU&H Drug manufacturers.

(On-going activities).


AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Awareness

generation

regarding

AYUSH

To organize &

support IEC

activities viz.

AYUSH Melas

/Workshops /

Conferences

/Seminars at

State/National/Inte

rnational level.

Half

yearly

Open On-going Adv.

(MN) M/o AYUSH organized 01 National Arogya Fair at

Navi Mumbai from 20th to 25th August, 2019.

During the period 01.04.2019 to 30.09.2019, M/o

AYUSH participated in 06 Melas/Exhibitions and

11 Seminars/Workshops.

CCRAS participated in 07 State/National Level

Aarogya Affairs/Expo at Delhi through its Institutes

during April, 2019 to August, 2019.

CCRH Participated in 07 Aarogya/Health Melas and

12 Seminars and Worskshops during April, 2019 to

September, 2019.

CCRUM organized 05

Workshops/Conferences/Seminars and participated

in 35 Workshops/Conferences/AYUSH Melas at

State/National and International Level.

CCRS Participated in 04 States and National Level

Aarogya Fairs.


AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Undertake

research to build

on evidence for

various systems

of AYUSH.

Develop AYUSH

infrastructural

facilities of

teaching

institutions.

Open On-going Adv.

(MN) During the year 2019-20 (as on 30.9.2019), financial

assistance has been provided under NAM to

States/UTs for 6 setting up of 50 bedded Integrated

AYUSH Hospital, 34 units for upgradation of

AYUSH hospitals, 25 units for upgradation of

AYUSH Educational Institutions, 4 units for

strengthening of state govt. pharmacies and 3 units

of State Drug Testing laboratories.

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Animal house construction and extension of OPD

Blocks are under pipeline at NIA.

New OPD block construction is ongoing at NIS

Chennai.

In addition to above M/o AYUSH is establishing new

National Premium Educational and Research Institutions

by upgradation/extension of the existing National

Institutes for bridging the gap in the field of higher

education and Research, referral Hospitals as per details

given below :

National Institute of Unani Medicine (NIUM),

Ghaziabad (UP) – an extension of NIUM, Bangalore,

comprising of 200 bedded Hospital etc. The institute

will offer PG and Research Courses.

National Institute of Homoeopathy (NIH) , Narela – an

extension of NIH, Kolkata comprising of 100 bedded

referral Hospital etc. The institute will offer PG and

Research Courses.

National Institute of Ayurveda (NIA) , Panchkula – an

extension of NIA, Jaipur comprising of 250 bedded

Hospital etc. The institute will offer UG, PG and

Research Courses.

All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA) , Goa - : an

extension of AIIA, New Delhi comprising of 250

bedded Hospital etc.The institute will offer UG, PG

and Research Courses.

NISARG GRAM, NIN Pune - an upgradation of NIN,

Pune comprising of 250 bedded Hospital with Multi-

Disciplinary Research and Extension Services,

Naturopathy Medical College for UG/PG/ Para-Medical

Courses etc.

In addition to above, AIIA Ph.II, Sarita Vihar, New

Delhi; NEIAH, Ph.-II, Shillong and NIH, Ph-II,

Kolkata are in progress.


AYUSH and

realizing its

potential

Awareness

generation

regarding

AYUSH

To undertake

awareness

campaign through

Electronic

press/social media.

Half

yearly

Open On-going Adv.

(MN)

M/o AYUSH is promoting AYUSH Systems on

Ministry’s various Social Media Platforms i.e

Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Blog and

Twitter and also at MyGov Platform to benefit

the various strata of population about the

AYUSH Systems through following activities:

Created Vibrant Yoga Portal for dissemination of

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information related to Yoga i.e.

http://yoga.ayush.gov.in.

Shared creatives of Common Yoga Protocol

(CYP) Asanas.

Conducted 100 Days campaign for International

Day of Yoga

Shared creatives to the people how to protect

themselves from Dengu and Chikungunya fever

through AYUSH Systems.

Created one Blog specific for Diabetes

management i.e.

https://antidiabetesayush.wordpress.com/ to

make people aware how they can control &

manage diabetes through AYUSH Systems.

The Ministry celebrated 5th

International Day of

Yoga (IDY) on 21.06.2019 at National and

International Level. The main event was organized

at Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand.

Yoga Portal was migrated successfully

Yogalocator was launched successfully on Google

Play Store and IOS. It was of great help for

capturing Yoga related activities for IDY-2019.

M/o AYUSH had launched Bhuvan App

developed by ISRO/NRSC for IDY-2019 for

capturing the details of events.

Ministry has Web casted the main event of IDY-

2019 on NIC Webcast Portal and Websites of the

Ministry i.e. http://yoga.ayush.gov.in/yoga and

http://ayush.gov.in.

Ministry had done Live Streaming of the IDY,

2019 on Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and

Instagram.

M/o AYUSH had broadcast video on Yoga from

20, 000 Centres of aspirational districts of Hindi

knowing States of India through CSC.

M/o AYUSH released Postal Stamps on 12

Master Healers of AYUSH on 30th

August, 2019.

The Ministry celebrates important days of AYUSH

viz. Ayurveda Day, Siddha Day, Unani Day,

Homoeopathy Day and Naturopathy Day during

2019-20. These are ongoing activities.

http://yoga.ayush.gov.in/

https://antidiabetesayush.wordpress.com/

http://yoga.ayush.gov.in/yoga

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AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Undertake

research to build

on evidence for

various systems

of AYUSH.

Develop AYUSH

Human Resource.

Yearly Open Adv.

(MN) Since 1980, significant variations in the availability of

AYUSH Doctors per crore populations have been

observed. On an aggregate, AYUSH Doctors serving

per crore populations had varied from 5582 to 5909

during the period 1980-2018. To make up for the short

fall in the availability of qualified AYUSH doctors,

their demand could be met adequately by increasing

the number of institutes imparting education in

AYUSH and corresponding increase in the number of

seats available to the students. In this direction, during

the last 05 years from 2014-2019. 223 new ASUSR&H

(Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, Sowa Rigpa &

Homeopathy) Colleges have been established/permitted

to conduct Under-graduate and Postgraduate courses.

The number of ASUSR&H colleges has increased from

501 in the year 2014 to 728 in the year 2019. (an

increase of 227- more than 45% over the last 05 years).

This has facilitated a corresponding growth/addition of

21858 new Undergraduate seats available to the UG

students, (28281 UG seats in 2014 risen to 50139 in

2019- an increase of more than 77% over the last 05

years) and addition of 2664 new Post-graduate seats

available to PG students (3610 PG seats in 2014 risen to

6274 in 2019- an increase of more than 73% over the

last 05 years).


AYUSH and

realizing its

potential

Increasing the

provider base for

ensuring service

availability.

To encourage the

enabling provisions

for enhanced

quality skilled

manpower in

AYUSH systems

Yearly Open - Adv.

(MN) The AYUSH institutes under the M/o AYUSH have

conducted specific training programs for Human

Resources engaged in AYUSH in various programs such

as nadi prekasha, practical demonstration of Samhita

Clinical methods of examination and development of

Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for post-

conception and pre-natal care through Ayurveda, One

year „Panchakarma Technician Course‟, Certificate

Course on „Training on kshara Sutra‟, Certificate

Courses on „Standardization of Ayurvedic Medical

Plants Materials‟, Advanced Course on „Training for

Beauty Care through Ayurveda‟, Certificate Course on

„Primary Health Care through Kitchen and Local

Plants‟, 1st and 2nd traditional medicine training

programs for African delegates/regulators and Disaster

Management Training for staff.

Specialized skill in varmam therapy has been provided

by CCRS for human resource for enhanced quality and

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better output.

Further, Health Care Sector Skill Council (HSSC)

Sub Council on AYUSH has been formed by Skill

India under the Chairmanship of Dr. Tanuja Nesari,

Director, AIIA, New Delhi.

In the first meeting of HSSC Sub Council on AYUSH

held on 06.12.2018, the Chairperson. HSSC Sub

Council on AYUSH had nominated the Lead Experts

for 11 identified high priority job Roles.

Ministry of AYUSH requested all the Lead Experts

to prepare the draft document and submit it to the

Chairperson, HSSC Sub Council on AYUSH.

Ministry has received the draft QP NOS for (i) Yoga

Therapy Assistant and (ii) Panchkarma Technician

from the Chairperson, HSSC Sub Council on

AYUSH.

After examining both the draft QP NOS, the

Ministry of AYUSH approved them.


AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Community

based provision

of AYUSH

services.

Training of

ASHAs/ANMs for

promoting AYUSH

based preventive &

promotive

healthcare.

yearly Open On-going Adv.

(MN)

Ministry of AYUSH has provided Grant In Aid to

States/UTs for conducting the cascading training

program for orientation of ASHAs/ANMs to the

potential of AYUSH with respect to General Wellness

and preventive health care including prevention of

Diabetes Mellitus at National, State, District and Block /

PHC level during 2017-18, 2018-19 and 2019-20. Till

date 17 States and UTs have reported conducting the

cascading Training Program.

Progress 9

Integration of

AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Community

based provision

of AYUSH

services.

Introduce Yoga at

Schools and work

place

yearly

Open

On-going

Adv.

(MN)

Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga has introduced

a project – “Introduction of Yoga in School Health” with

the help of leading Yoga Institutes across the country in

2009-10. In this project, 438 teachers were trained in

Yoga. Model Syllabus and Yoga Teacher‟s Manual have

also been published.

- Many State Governments have introduced Yoga at their

Schools under Ministry of HRD and NCERT.

- National Council For Teacher Education (NCTE) has

also introduced Yoga as a compulsory subject in 13 of

their Teachers‟ Education Courses.

As per information made available by NCERT, National

Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2005 recommended Yoga

as an Integral Part of Health and Physical Education.

Health and Physical Education is a compulsory subject

http://www.ncte-india.org/

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from Class I to Class X and optional from Classes XI to

XII. According to National Curriculum Framework

2005, “the entire group (Health and Physical Education

and Yoga) must be taken together as a comprehensive

Health and Physical Education Curriculum, replacing the

fragmentary approach current in schools today.

NCERT has already developed syllabus on Health and

Physical Education of which Yoga is an integral part of

that.

NCERT has developed the following two books which

are available in the NCERT website (www.ncert.nic.in)

Yoga: A Healthy Way of Living (Upper Primary stage)

and

Yoga: A Healthy Way of Living (Secondary Stage)

Yoga at work place :

-Yoga has been introduced in various Grih Kalyana

Kendras under DOPT by conducting regular Yoga

Training Sessions w.e.f. 1.4.2015 for Central Govt.

employees and their family members in its Samaj

Sadans in Delhi and other adjoining cities.

-Besides, many other Govt./Corporate Sector

organization are also imparting Yoga Training for their

officials and their family members.

-The Institute is providing Yoga training facilities in

many RWAs, Government Ministries/Departments

/Institutions including Rashtrapati Bhavan.

New National Policy on Education is in the process of its

making. As a follow of up of this new policy, National

Curriculum Framwsork-2005 will be reviewed which

may consider including more aspects of AYUSH.


AYUSH and

realising its

potential

Community

based provision

of AYUSH

services.

To enhance the

Community based

provision of

AYUSH services

through co-location

of Public Health

facilities,

standalone AYUSH

facilities and

through Health &

Wellness Centres.

Yearly

Open On-going

Adv.

(MN)

Under National AYUSH Mission (NAM), there is

provision of co-location of AYUSH facilities at Primary

Health Centres (PHCs), Community Health Centres

(CHCs) and District Hospitals(DHs) for enabling the

choice to the patients for different systems of medicines

under single window.

The engagement of AYUSH Doctors/Paramedics and their

training is supported by the Department of Health

&Family Welfare while the support for AYUSH

infrastructure, equipment/furniture and medicines are

provided by Ministry of AYUSH under shared

http://www.ncert.nic.in/

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responsibilities.

During 2019-20 (as on 30.09.2019), financial assistance

has been provided to 2244 PHCs , 741 CHCs, and 252

DHs.

Progress 3.3. Promoting

pluralism in

Healthcare

Integration with

AYUSH

To expand the

integration of

AYUSH services

by co-location of

AYUSH in public

Health facilities.


(MN)

Under National AYUSH Mission (NAM), there is

provision of co-location of AYUSH facilities at Primary

Health Centres (PHCs), Community Health Centres

(CHCs) and District Hospitals (DHs) for enabling the

choice to the patients for different systems of medicines

under single window.

The engagement of AYUSH Doctors / paramedics and

their training is supported by the Department of Health &

Family Welfare, while the support for AYUSH

infrastructure, equipment / furniture and medicines are

provided by Ministry of AYUSH under shared

responsibilities. During 2019-20, financial assistance has

been provided to 2244 PHCs, 741 CHCs and 252 DHs as

on 30.09.2019.

Progress 14.1 Regulatory

framework for

professional

education

Regulation of

professional

education.

Introducing

National level

Entrance Test for

UG/PG courses of

AYUSH

Education.


(MN) In order to bring transparency and also to provide equal

opportunities to candidates from all States for admission

in ASU & H UG and PG courses, Central Council of

Indian Medicine (CCIM) and the Central Council of

Homeopathy (CCH) have notified the amendment

regulations in Under-Graduate and Post

Graduate ASU & H regulations.

For academic year 2019-20, NEET and AIAPGET were

conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). Ministry

has also started Online Centralized Counselling for

admission to All India Quota Seats of ASU & H UG &

PG courses from academic year 20 19-20. UG

Counselling was started from 25.06.2019 and

successfully completed on 30.09.2019 for A.Y. 2019-20.

Further, PG Counselling has been started from

16.08.2019 and 3'' Round is under process. PG

Counselling is likely to be completed by 31.10.2019.


framework for

professional

education

Regulation of

professional

education.

Develop AYUSH

allied professional

courses

Open Adv.

(MN) National Institute of Ayurveda (NIA): Institute is

already conducting Certificate Courses on Panchkarma,

Kshar-sutra, Ayurvedic Diet and Nutrition, Beauty care

in Ayurveda & Ayurvedic cooking and the same can be

offered to allied professionals also.

Executive Committee of CCIM has decided to

request IGNOU to form a certificate course of

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framework for

professional

education

Regulation of

professional

education.

Finalization of draft

bill on new

Regulatory

Framework for

AYUSH Medical

Education.

Open July, 2018 Adv.

(MN) The Cabinet in its meeting held on 27.12.2018 has

approved to introduce :

The National Commission for Indian System of

Medicine (NCIM) Bill, 2019;

The National Commission for Homoeopathy Bill, 2019;

and

withdrawal of the Indian Medicine Central Council

(Amendment) Bill, 2005, the Homoeopathy Central

Council (Amendment) Bill, 2005 and the Homoeopathy

Central Council (Amendment) Bill, 2015 pending in

Rajya Sabha.

Accordingly, M/o AYUSH has introduced the National

Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCIM)

Bill, 2019 and the National Commission for

Homoeopathy Bill, 2019 in the Rajya Sabha on 7th

January, 2019; and has withdrawn the Indian Medicine

Central Council (Amendment) Bill, 2005, the

Homoeopathy Central Council (Amendment) Bill, 2005

and the Homoeopathy Central Council

(Amendment) Bill, 2015 pending in Rajya Sabha on 7th

January, 2019.


framework for

professional

education

Regulation of

professional

education.

Develop Yoga &

Naturopathy Board.

Open Adv.

(MN) M/o AYUSH has constituted a National Board for

Promotion and Development of Yoga and

Naturopathy under the Chairmanship of MOS(IC)

AYUSH, Govt. of India.

'National Commission for Yoga and Naturopathy' Bill

2018 was moved and the Competent Authority had

decided to withhold the Bill for the time being and to

explore the possibility of empowering the existing

mechanism of National Board for Promotion and

Development of Yoga and Naturopathy (NBPDYN) by

way of strengthening the aspects of regulating education

and practice of Yoga and Naturopathy.

In a meeting held on 11th

April, 2019, it was emphasized

that there is a need of a regulatory body conferred with

powers of taking decision from legal angle. For the said

purpose information from various states for Government

Legislation/Statutes have been received and the same are

under examination. It is also under examination for

strengthening of the NBPDYN on the analogy of the

existing "National Medicinal Plants Board".

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In the NBPDYN's 5th

meeting held on llth

July, 2019, a

view was taken that after clearance of two bills relating

to Medical Council for Indian Medicine (MCIM) &

Medical Council for Homoeopathy (MCH), Ministry of

AYUSH, the National Commission for Yoga and

Naturopathy Bill will be moved. In the proposed Bill,

Education and Regulation of Yoga and Naturopathy will

also be included separate from each other. In the

meantime, it was held to constitute a separate

'Naturopathy Certification Board' (NCB) in line with

Yoga Certification Board (YCB).


framework for

professional

education

Regulation of

professional

education.

Placing of draft bill

before the Cabinet.

Open December,

2018

Adv.

(MN) Both the Bills i.e. The National Commission for Indian

System of Medicine (NCIM) Bill, 2019; and The National

Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) Bill, 2019

introduced in the Rajya Sabha on 7th

January, 2019. Both

the Bills have been referred by the Chairman Rajya Sabha,

to the Department- Related Parliamentary Standing

Committee on H&FW. The Committee is yet to submit its

report

230/9 Integration of

AYUSH and

realizing its

potential

Undertake

systems

strengthening

of AYUSH

systems and

provide and

enabling

environment

for these

systems to grow

and encourage

cross referrals.

Strengthening &

Expansion of

AYUSH systems.

In September, 2014 Central Government launched

National AYUSH Mission (NAM) as Centrally Sponsored

Scheme, provides grants-in-aid to States & UTs for the

developmental activities of AYUSH Sector in a focused

way; Government has decided that 10% of the total Health

& Wellness Centres under Ayushman Bharat (12,500)

shall be established and operationalized by AYUSH

Ministry in consultation with States / UTs; Ministry of

AYUSH has successfully organised five (05) International

Day of Yoga on 21st June every year since 2015-Two

Guinness World Records, were awarded to Ministry of

AYUSH in 2015; Ayush treatment has been covered

under Medical insurances - 27 insurance companies are

offering more than 140 insurance products in respect of

AYUSH; Eight out of Eleven National Institutes of

AYUSH have got NABH accreditation; 223 new

ASUSR&H colleges have been permitted to conduct

under-graduate and post-graduate courses during 2014-19-

the effort has resulted in addition of 21858 under-graduate

seats and 2664 new post graduate seats; National

Eligibility –cum- Entrance Test (NEET) and All India

AYUSH. Post Graduate Entrance test (AIAPGET) have

been implemented to make admission process transparent

and merit based; Ministry of AYUSH has conceptualized

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AYUSH GRID, has standardised the terminologies of

AYUSH system on the internationally accepted platform

of, International Classification of Diseases (ICD)- a portal

namely, National AYUSH Morbidities and Standardized

Terminologies Portal (NAMASTE) has been launched in

this regard; is also working with WHO for inclusion of

AYUSH terminologies in the lCDof the WHO and also

developing M- YOGA application; establishing new

National Premium Educational and Research Institutions

by upgradation/extension of the existing National Institutes

for bridging the gap in the field of higher education and

Research, referral Hospitals i.e. National Institute of Unani

Medicine, Ghaziabad (UP) –National Institute of

Homoeopathy (NIH) , Narela National Institute of

Ayurveda (NIA) , Panchkula –, All India Institute of

Ayurveda (AIIA) , Goa - :, NISARG GRAM, NIN Pune.

In addition to above, AIIA Ph.II, Sarita Vihar, New Delhi;

NEIAH, Ph.-II, Shillong and NIH, Ph-II, Kolkata are in

progress.

M/o AYUSH has signed 22 Country to Country MoUs for

cooperation in the field of Traditional Medicine and

Homoeopathy, 19 MoUs for collaborating

research/academic collaboration, 13 MoUs for setting up

AYUSH Academic Chairs with foreign universities. 31

AYUSH information cells have been set up in 28 countries

to disseminate authentic information about AYUSH

systems of Medicine. Under Fellowships Schemes, 104

scholarships have been offered to the eligible foreign

nationals from 98 countries for undertaking UG, PG and

Ph.d. (AYUSH) courses in India.The Ministry has signed

MoUs with M/o Railways to establish 05 AYUSH

centers,M/o MSME for Entrepreneurship Development

Programs, shared a draft MoU with Ministry of Defence

on 22.03.2019.1st Ayurveda unit at Palliative Care Centre,

Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt.inaugurated on 21.10.2019.

Second unit at ECHS polyclinic. Lodho road made

operational on07.11.2019; Ministry of Home Affairs has

agreed to establish AYUSH wings under the health

establishments of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs)

viz. BSF, CISF, CRPF, ITBP, SSB, Assam Rifles &NSG.

National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC), Ministry of

Power, has agreed to establish 05 Ayurveda Hospitals in

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the Country under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

component.

269/

11.9

Move towards

comprehensive

primary care

Strengthen

human resource

governance in

public health

system (Human

Resources

Governance and

Leadership)

Complementary

Human resource

strategy –

Developing cadre of

mid-level care

providers to ensure

comprehensive

primary care.

As per GoS-04 recommendation, „Appointing Mid-Level

Service as in-charge AYUSH

Doctors/Nurses/Practitioners/BSc.- Community Health‟

pertains to M/o H&FW.

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