Ayurveda Gyan Naipunya Initiative (AGNI)

Santhosh Kumar 23/11/2023

Ayurveda Gyan Naipunya Initiative (AGNI) mind map
Central Council for Research in Ayurveda Sciences (CCRAS)
Under Ministry of Ayush
Introduced “Ayurveda Gyan Naipunya Initiative” (AGNI)
Bolster research, scientific validation
Evidence-based practices in Ayurveda
Invites qualified Ayurveda practitioners
To express interest
Contributing to project by submitting Expression of Interest
By December 15, 2023
Aims of AGNI Project
Outlined by Prof Rabinarayanan Acharya, Director General of CCRAS
Create platform for Ayurveda practitioners
Share innovative practices, experiences
In treating various disease conditions
Foster culture of evidence-based practice
Among Ayurveda practitioners
Undertake research
Mainstream pragmatic practices
Through scientific validation, evidence-based appraisal
Process and Collaboration
Interested Ayurveda practitioners
Submit Expression of Interest
Using format available on CCRAS website
Plans to document and publish reported medical practices
For educational and academic purposes
Consultation with National Council for Indian Systems of Medicine (NCISM)
Further research studies
Conducted by CCRAS
To scientifically validate and mainstream reported medical practices
In collaboration with practitioners, relevant institutes/organizations
Scope and Impact
Over 500,000 registered Ayurveda practitioners
AGNI aims to harness knowledge and experience
Within Ayurveda community
Aligns with CCRAS’s commitment
Promoting research on scientific lines in Ayurveda
Follows other recent programs by CCRAS
Such as SPARK, PG-STAR, SMART
Global Recognition of Ayurveda
Ayurveda interventions successful
In managing new disease conditions
Acute and chronic
Not explicitly addressed in classical Ayurvedic texts
Gained global recognition
Particularly for efficacy in managing adverse effects
Of synthetic drugs and procedures
AGNI initiative contributes to
Growth and recognition of evidence-based Ayurvedic practices
On global stage

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