news
At the 2nd WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine in New Delhi, India's Prime Minister emphasized the importance of integrating traditional medicine with modern practices to enhance global health. He highlighted India's role in this integration, the establishment of the WHO Global Centre for Traditional Medicine
news
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the closing ceremony of the Second WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine, emphasizing India's pivotal role in global traditional healthcare. The summit witnessed discussions on integrating traditional and modern medicine, with significant advancements like the Traditional Medicine Global Library and WHO South-East Asia
news
During the WHO Global Summit in New Delhi, India held bilateral meetings with 16 nations to strengthen its leadership in traditional medicine. Union Minister Prataprao Jadhav met with WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus to express gratitude for global advancements in traditional medicine. These meetings are part of efforts to
news
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to address the closing ceremony of the Second WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine on December 19, 2025, at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. During the event, PM Modi will launch the My Ayush Integrated Services Portal (MAISP) and unveil the Ayush Mark, a global
news
The Second WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine kicked off in New Delhi, marking a significant step in integrating traditional medicine into global healthcare. Presided over by India's Union Ministers and attended by global health leaders, the summit focuses on science-based, sustainable traditional medicine practices. Highlights include discussions
news
The Global Traditional Medicine Summit, hosted by WHO and India's Ministry of Ayush, highlighted Ashwagandha's role in modern healthcare. The event gathered international experts to discuss its adaptogenic, neuroprotective, and immunomodulatory benefits while emphasizing the importance of scientific validation and safety. A consensus was reached on
news
India, alongside the World Health Organization (WHO), will co-host the 2nd WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine from December 17 to 19, 2025, in New Delhi. This summit will convene global leaders, policymakers, and researchers to discuss innovation, evidence-based practices, and strategies for the future of traditional medicine. At a
news
The Ministry of Ayush, in collaboration with the World Health Organization, has commenced preparations for the 2nd WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine to be held from 17-19 December 2025 in New Delhi. This event will focus on the global integration of traditional medicine systems such as Ayurveda, Yoga, and
Ayurveda
The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) is launching SIDDHI 2.0, a program aimed at enhancing research-driven Ayurvedic pharmaceutical innovation. Scheduled for November 25-26, 2025, in Vijayawada, the initiative seeks to bridge the gap between scientific research and industry application, promoting the development of high-quality Ayurvedic products.
traditional medicine
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared an article by Union Minister Prataprao Jadhav, emphasizing India's dedication to advancing traditional medicine as a key component of holistic health and sustainable development. The article outlines initiatives aimed at celebrating the heritage of traditional medicine while promoting its future relevance, highlighting the
traditional medicine
The 3rd Joint Working Group Meeting on Alternative Medicine between India and Germany took place in Berlin from November 18-20, 2025. The meeting focused on integrating traditional medicine into public health systems, establishing reimbursement pathways, and enhancing regulatory frameworks. The Indian delegation, led by Ms. Monalisha Dash, engaged with German
traditional medicine
India, in collaboration with the WHO, hosted an Ambassadors’ Reception in New Delhi to discuss the upcoming 2nd WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine. Key officials emphasized the importance of evidence-based traditional medicine, global cooperation, and the integration of traditional practices with modern healthcare. The summit aims to advance standards,