Ayush Minister Shripad Naik
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Ayurvedic Doctors "Trained Surgeons" At Par With Allopathic Ones: Centre
Union AYUSH Minister Shripad Naik today said there is no concept of "mixopathy", as claimed by a section of allopathic doctors, and asserted that ayurvedic practitioners are also trained to perform surgeries.
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Proposal Sent To HRD Ministry For Yoga In Curriculum: AYUSH Minister
AYUSH Minister Shripad Naik said the proposal envisages Yoga as a compulsory subject under the Physical Education (PE) curriculum for school students and collegians.
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Government To Monitor Misleading Ads Of Ayurvedic Medicines, Signs Pact With Advertising Council
The government has signed a pact with the Advertising Standards Council of India to check misleading advertisements of Ayurvedic medicines, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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'Grand' Yoga Day Celebrations Being Planned By Government: Minister
The international Yoga Day will be celebrated on a "grand scale" this year with the government issuing an "improved" common protocol of asanas, besides holding other events to attract people specially students.
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Ayurvedic Doctors "Trained Surgeons" At Par With Allopathic Ones: Centre
Union AYUSH Minister Shripad Naik today said there is no concept of "mixopathy", as claimed by a section of allopathic doctors, and asserted that ayurvedic practitioners are also trained to perform surgeries.
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Proposal Sent To HRD Ministry For Yoga In Curriculum: AYUSH Minister
AYUSH Minister Shripad Naik said the proposal envisages Yoga as a compulsory subject under the Physical Education (PE) curriculum for school students and collegians.
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Government To Monitor Misleading Ads Of Ayurvedic Medicines, Signs Pact With Advertising Council
The government has signed a pact with the Advertising Standards Council of India to check misleading advertisements of Ayurvedic medicines, the Lok Sabha was informed today.
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'Grand' Yoga Day Celebrations Being Planned By Government: Minister
The international Yoga Day will be celebrated on a "grand scale" this year with the government issuing an "improved" common protocol of asanas, besides holding other events to attract people specially students.
