With immense pleasure and proud we announce the 125th Year Celebrations of Government Ayurveda College, Thiruvananthapuram. The institution has grown up from a Patasala to the world’s largest Ayurveda Hospital and Research hub. The college has contributed so many legends of Ayurveda and has been in the commanding position since its inception in 1889. We would like to venerate this occasion a very memorable moment in the history of Ayurveda by one year long celebration programmes. In connection with this programme, we are organizing ASHTANGA 2014 – A MEGA AYURVEDA EXPO from 6th August to 12th August 2014 at Government Ayurveda College premises in the capital city. This will be definitely a visual and cultural extravaganza, which showcases modern trends in Ayurveda, scientific awareness, knowledge of medicinal plants, manufacture guidance, medicine and medical equipments, which will be equally beneficial to academicians, scientific scholars, health care professionals, medicine manufacturers and public.
The exhibition will focus on the eight specialities of Ayurveda, and also there will be special orientation on research and development, clinical advancements and manufacturing sector.
Dr.P.K.Asok
C.Rajan Pillai
Chairman, Exhibition Committee
Dr.C.S.Sivakumar
Convenor, Exhibition Committee
Ph: 09447389253
AMAI stand on controversies regarding GO on exice issue Lot of confusions are being developed regarding the new amendments of excise rules. The news regarding the punishment to doctors for selling arishtas and asavas in loose bottle is baseless. Doctors have the right to loose or mix arishtas for therapeutic use as per rule 10 of Abkari act. This rule has not been undergone for any amendments. Regarding the exception of sp licence up to 100 lit. of fast moving arishtas a clerical error has been occurred in preparing the amendments . Excise officials have committed the correction at the earliest. Regarding 5 sp 7 licences for a doctor only a circular from excise commissioner is necessary. It is not necessary to mention in rule amendments. Kerala Government has increased the permissible limit of arishtas and asavas . As per new order no excise official will charge cases against doctors if he find more than 10 bottles of dasamoolarishtam in our clinic. But unfortunately corporate movement is ongoing to cancel the new amendment spreading unnecessary panic in doctors community. THOSE WHO MISUSE ARISHTAS AND UNQUALIFIED PRACTITIONERS ARE STRONGLY OBJECTING THE NEW REGULATIONS
January 20, 2015
