AMAR, RMIS, SAHI and e-Medha portals
- AYUSH Ministry launched CTRI portal pertinent to Ayurveda Dataset along with AMAR, RMIS, SAHI and e-Medha portals.
- Also, four publications related to the Traditional Indian Medicine System of India have been released.
AMAR (Ayush Manuscripts Advanced Repository) portal:
- It is a repository for Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha and Sowa- Rigpa Manuscripts and catalogs.
- This Portal is of immense value and it has digitized information on rare and hard-to-find Manuscripts and catalogs in libraries or in individual collections across India or in other parts of the world.
SHAHI (Showcase of Ayurveda Historical Imprints) portal:
- It incorporates authentic resources and will be of immense help in showcasing the historical veracity of Ayurveda.
- This portal showcases inscription, Archeo-botanical Information, Sculptures, Philological sources, and advanced Archeo Genetic studies.
- This portal will be of tremendous use in the understanding of Indian Knowledge system with a focus on indigenous health care practices.
e- Medha (electronic Medical Heritage Accession) portal:
- It is a repository of more than 12 thousand books.
- These books are related to Indian Medical Heritage and can be accessed through NIC’s e- granthalaya platform.
- Anyone can have online access to these books.
CCRAS-Research Management Information System:
- It is a collaborative effort of ICMR and CCRAS.
- It is a research guidance platform.
- This portal will be a one stop solution for Research and Development in Ayurveda based studies.
- Free of cost research guidance by experienced Scientists, Clinicians of Ayurveda can be availed through this portal.
- Research tools, reference material are also in place in this portal.
Ayurveda Dataset on Clinical Trial Registry of India- CTRI:
- It is a primary Register of Clinical Trials under the world health Organization’s International Clinical Trials Registry Platform.
- Creation of Ayurveda Data Set in CTRI facilitates the usage of Ayurveda Terminologies to record clinical study based on Ayurveda interventions.
- This is a great step towards a worldwide visibility for Ayurveda based Clinical Trials.
Four publications were also released by the Ministry of Ayush.
- Proceedings of International workshop on” Preservation and Promotion of SOWA-RIGPA in Asia
- Compendium of Important Cereals mentioned in Ayurveda-Series-1, volume-1
- Ayurveda Sangraha: An important classical textbook of Ayurveda which is mentioned in the Schedule 1 of Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940. Up till now this book was available in Bengali language. Now it has been transliterated to Devanagari Script.
- PathapathyaVinishcaya- An important book of Ayurveda and has details of diet and lifestyle.