Introduction about Department of  Samhita and Siddhanta:

Department of Samhita and Siddhanta is to prepare skilled Ayurvedic scholars by empowering with application of basic concepts of Ayurveda in upholding the doctrine physical, mental and spiritual health for all. To provide the knowledge of basic concepts of philosophy with their applied aspects in Ayurveda. To impart practical training on the utility of concepts of Ayurveda in Prevention, Diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of the diseases.

Vision: To uphold the Basic Principles of Ayurveda in order to propagate health and wellbeing worldwide. 

Mission:

Ø To understand and establish the Basic Concepts mentioned in the Classical texts.

Ø To conduct Researches with possible integration with modern science for better health care practice.

Ø To conduct Seminars and Conferences to exchange and integrate the Basic Concepts.

 Services provided 

Undergraduation program – 5 subjects (Samskrita, Padartha Vijnanam evam Ayurveda Ithihasa, Moulika siddhanta evam Astanga Hridaya, Charaka samhita purvardha and Charaka Samhita Uttarardha) are handled. Pedagogy (teaching training program) is a part of departmental activity. Samskrita Sambhasha Shibira (Training students with the basics of Samskrita for learning and communication) is also effectively conducted. -Shloka Patana (Method of Reciting Samskrita verses) for proper understanding is also carried out.

                                                                                              
     Dr. K. C. Dashavant            Dr. Dhole Ruchira Ravasaheb       Dr. Muttu Kadeangadi                Mr. Chandan Satapathi

     HOD and Professor                Assistant Professor                            Assistant Professor                      Assistant Professor

Rachana Shareera Department focuses on the traditional Ayurvedic understanding of human anatomy, based on vision of Sushruta Acharya, pioneer in the field of dissection. Subject provides a holistic view that integrates the physical and subtle aspects of the body, making it unique compared to modern anatomical studies. The department is essential for those pursuing Ayurvedic medicine, offering a foundation for diagnosis and treatment based on ancient wisdom. Anatomy is the study of the structure of living organisms. The department plays a critical role in training medical students, healthcare professionals, and researchers by providing comprehensive knowledge of the human body, including its systems, organs, tissues, and cells. Our key area of focus is to provide comprehensive knowledge in Gross anatomy, Histology, Neuroanatomy, Embryology and Radiological anatomy, etc. The department provides hands-on learning experiences through cadaver dissection, use of anatomical models, and digital tools. It also facilitates the understanding of complex anatomical relationships necessary for clinical practice.  

VISION

To be a leading center of excellence in anatomical education and research, advancing knowledge and supporting quality healthcare.

MISSION

* Fostering the aspiring minds with knowledge of  anatomy through the decedent.
* To explore the ancient knowledge of Anatomy & apply it to the recent trends with the aid of modern technology.
* As an asset to the society, Dept. Of Anatomy will pave a step towards serving humanity by using its knowledge to sentient life.

Facilities:

• Dissection Lab: Equipped with plenty of cadavers and anatomical models to give students practical, hands-on experience.
• Museum: Well-tailored museum which contains more than 50 mounted organs, the skeletal system, models, etc. 

                                                                                                                                              
           Dr Jayesh Bura                                             Dr Rajeshwari Harti                       Dr Shilpa Bellannavar
           Professor and HOD                                    Associate Professor                        Assistant Professor   

INTRODUCTION

Sharir Kriya’ deals with study of the normal functions of the body. The whole purpose of Kriya Sharir is to explore the normal functions of the living organism, their principles, their mechanism and their actions. Ayurved is concepts of Sharir Kriya deals with the functions of Dosha, Dhatu and Malas.

Kriya Sharir subject mainly deals with these 3 pillars. The basic concepts, knowledge, and applicability of Tridosha (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), Sapta Dhatus (Rasa, Rakta, Mamsa, Meda, Asthi, Majja, Shukra), and Trimala (Mutra, Purish, Sweda) are very important in the critical understanding of the disease. Prakruti (concepts of genetics), Mana (mind, cognition, memory etc), Nidra (Physiology of sleep), Ojas, Bala (Physiology of immunity) etc.

The department has a well-established laboratory with modern equipment & Informative charts of different concepts of Kriya Shareera along with modern physiology charts of different topics of physiology for better understanding of the subject.

Vision

Kriya Shareera is the basic subject for any studies related to medicine and Ayurveda.

The department of Kriya Shareera look forward to providing basic knowledge of the human body and human life.

The department’s aim is to give quality education to the students of Ayurveda to produce good physicians and researchers in the field of Ayurveda.

The department is looking forward to providing a basic knowledge of basic concepts of Kriya Shareera to develop student’s clinically and practically in the Ayurveda research area.

Mission

To provide basic knowledge about the fundamentals of Kriya Shareera to the students of Ayurveda.

To develop the thinking capabilities of students to understand the concepts of Kriya Shareera a in Ayurveda theoretically and practically for better applicability of Swasthasya swasthya rakshanam aturasya vikar prashamanam.

Prepare the students to teach evidence-based understanding of Ayurveda principles.

Exploring the students to the areas of research based upon Ayurvedic principles of Kriya Shareera.

Objectives

Basic concepts of Kriya Shareera (Ayurvedic view).

Basic concepts of Modern physiology.

To develop the skill for students in theoretical as well as in practical aspects of Ayurvedic and Modern view of Kriya Shareera to develop personality as a good practitioner.

               Dr. Sharad Dhamdhere                                          Dr. Dharmaraj N Lone                                                 Dr. Mohammed Asif
                Professor & HOD                                                     Associate Professor                                                     Assistant Professor                        

Introduction

The department focuses on several key areas, often referred to as Namarupa Vijnana (identification/pharmacognosy) and Gunakarma Vijnana (pharmacology)

 Departmental Infrastructure

•  Sanjeevini Herbal Garden: A cultivated area of 4 acres for live demonstration, growing hundreds of species of medicinal plants.
• Museum: A repository of raw drug samples, including dry and wet specimens, medicinal plant pictures, and informative charts for study.
• Laboratory: Equipped for Pharmacognosy   practical’s, and phytochemical studies. 
• Library: Departmental library is enriched with 100plus books of Dravyaguna, Samhita, Pharmacology and Pharmacognosy

 Academics:

• Study of medicinal plants
• Identification, Collection, storage, and preservation of Raw Materials of plant origin.
• Lab experiments as per designed Performa.
• Teaching made effective and Practicles with T/L methods.
• Assignments, Periodic Examinations and Evaluations

 Highlights:

• All trees are tagged QR codes having details of respective trees.
• Timely organised Workshop, Guest lecturers and field visits as per need of curriculum to enhance knowledge of students.
• Research: Conducting studies on the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of medicinal plants, as well as clinical research on single herbs.

Vision

• Scientific Integration: To bridge traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern pharmacology and pharmacognosy, facilitating evidence-based research.
• Global Health Promotion: To promote Ayurvedic medicine as a scientifically sound, effective, and eco-friendly system for universal health.
• Excellence in Education: To establish a premier centre for research, clinical application, and education in the field of herbal therapeutics.

 Mission

• Comprehensive Education:To train students in the fundamental principles of Dravya (substance), Guna (properties), Rasa (taste), Virya (potency), Vipaka (metabolic effect), and Karma (action).
• Drug Identification & Standardization:To focus on the identification, classification, standardization, and quality control of herbal raw materials.
• Research & Conservation:To conduct research on the clinical applications of drugs, including folklore medicine, and promote the conservation of medicinal plants.
• Development of Resources:To build and maintain digital herbaria, herbal gardens, and museums for educational and research purposes.
• Clinical Application: To equip practitioners with the knowledge for effective, personalized, and safe therapeutic use of herbs. 

                                                                                                           Dr. PURNIMA B. U                                                                Dr. VINAYAK A                                                                  Dr. KAVYASHREE M.R                   PROFESSOR & HOD                                                                  PROFESSOR                                                                           ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Brief note on Department of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana 

The Department of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana (Iatrochemistry and Ayurvedic Pharmaceutics) is branch of Ayurveda focusing on quality education, training, standardization, and combining traditional knowledge with modern technology to develop safe, effective herbo-mineral formulations. It is considered the backbone of Ayurveda therapeutics, ensuring that medicines are prepared according to classical texts for maximum efficiency and safety. 

Key Aspects of the Department:

• Rasashastra (Indian Alchemy):Focuses on the processing, purification (Shodhana), and incineration (Marana) of metals, minerals, gems, and poisonous herbs to make them safe and bio-compatible (e.g., Bhasmas, Rasayogas).
• Bhaishajya Kalpana (Pharmaceutical Science):Deals with the preparation of herbal formulations, including juices (Swarasa), pastes (Kalka), decoctions (Kwatha), cold infusions (Hima), hot infusions (Phanta), and various other preparations like Vati (tablets) and Asava-Arishta (fermented liquids).
• Key Functions:The department trains students in identifying raw drugs, standard operating procedures (SOPs) for manufacturing, drug standardization, and quality control (QC).
• Infrastructure:A typical department includes a Rasashala (teaching pharmacy) equipped with traditional and modern machinery, a museum for displaying raw drugs/specimens, a Quality Control lab, and a department library.
• Objectives:To create expert Rasavaidyas (physicians specializing in Rasa medicine), develop new drug delivery systems, validate classical formulations for safety and efficacy, and ensure compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). 

This department bridges traditional knowledge with modern pharmaceutical technology to produce high-quality medicine for clinical practice. 

Vision

Excellence in Pharmacy: To become a premier center of excellence in Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana, setting high standards for education, training and research to foster Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) to produce skilled professionals. 

• Modernizing Tradition:To integrate traditional knowledge with modern science for developing effective, safe medicines by adopting modern instruments and technology.
• Independence in Production:To establish functional, GMP-compliant institutional pharmacy units, fostering self-reliance in medicine manufacturing. 

Mission

• Quality Education & Training:To train students in identifying raw drugs, processing and preparing various Ayurvedic formulations (Vati, Bhasma, Asava, etc.).
• Scientific Research:To conduct research focusing on the safety, efficacy, and standardization of herbo-mineral products.
• Skill Development:To foster expertise in pharmaceutical techniques, preparing students to meet the demands of the modern healthcare industry.

Core Areas of Focus

• Rasashastra:The science of processing metals, minerals, and poisonous herbs for therapeutic use.
• Bhaishajya Kalpana:The science of herbal pharmaceutical preparations.
• Standardization:Developing standard operating procedures (SOPs) for traditional formulations. 

 Details of the faculties

                                                                                                                
  Dr Prabhakar Aparaj,                                                                   Dr Raju Shirol,                                                                           Dr Vishalakshi Kalal, 
  Professor and HOD                                                                         Associate professor                                                             Assistant professor         

The Department of Agadatantra is a vital clinical branch of Ashtanga Ayurveda, dedicated to the study of toxins, their clinical manifestations, diagnosis, and specialized treatment (Visha Chikitsa). Agada Tantra focuses on managing acute, chronic, and cumulative toxicity, including environmental and occupational hazards.

The department also teaches Vyavahara Ayurveda (Forensic Medicine) and Vidhi Vaidyaka (Medical Jurisprudence), ensuring students are well-versed in legal aspects, professional ethics, and duties of an Ayurvedic physician.

Vision

To establish a center of excellence for academic research and clinical management of toxicological conditions, utilizing classical Ayurvedic principles validated on modern scientific grounds.

Mission

To train BAMS graduates in managing plant, animal, and chemical toxicity using traditional Agada Yogas (antitoxic formulations).

To promote the use of safe, effective, and classical treatments for various poisonings, venomous stings, and skin conditions.

To validate the effectiveness of Ayurvedic formulations against environmental pollutants and modern toxins.

                                                                                                                                        STAFF DETAILS

                                                                                                                                     
                                      Dr. Shakuntala B. Saswihalli                                                                    Dr. Neha Rokhade
                                     HOD & Professor                                                                          Assistant Professor

The Department of Roganidana evum Vikriti Vigyan (Pathology and Disease Diagnosis) in Ayurvedic medicine focuses on identifying diseases through both classical Ayurvedic Methods (Nidana Panchaka) and modern diagnostics. It teaches disease pathogenesis, etiology, and prognosis, training students in bedside patient examinations and laboratory procedures to form accurate, evidence-based treatment plans.

Key aspects of the Department of Roganidana include:

• Core Curriculum:

The department Trains 2^nd-year BAMS students in Rogavijnana (disease science), Pariksha Vijnana (diagnostic methods),

• Diagnostic technique:

 Ayurvedic Methods: Trividha Pariksha (three-fold examination), Ashtavidha Pariksha (eight-fold Examination), and Nidana Panchaka (five-fold investigation).

Modern Diagnostics: Training in using lab investigations (haematology, biochemistry), as wel as interpreting X-ray, ECG, USG, and CT scans.

• Facilities:

Departments typically Feature a museum with preserved Pathology specimens, charts, and Models, along with a laboratory Equipped for hematology, Biochemistry, and urinalysis.

• Clinical Training:

 Students are trained in OPD/IPD settings to develop skills in patient history taking, case sheet preparation, and physical examination.

• Objective:

 The primary goal is to Produce clinicians skilled in diagnosing Diseases by combining traditional ayurvedic insights with advanced laboratory and clinical tools.

The department serves as a bridge Between the fundamental principles of Ayurveda and modern diagnostic Pathology.

Vision

• Excellence in Diagnosis:

To become a Center of excellence in Ayurvedic Diagnostics by integrating traditional Knowledge with modern technology.

Mission:

• Education and Training:

To provide high-Quality, comprehensive education to UG And PG students regarding Nidana Panchaka (five diagnostic techniques), Dosha-Dushya pathology, and Vikriti Vijnana.

• Clinical Integration:

To train students in Both Ayurvedic diagnostic tools (e.g., Nadi Pariksha) and modern diagnostic Investigations (e.g., USG, ECG, Lab tests).

                                                                                                                     
                                        Dr. S. S Hiremath                                                Dr. Namrata P Gharge
                                        Professor & HOD                                                Associate professor

Introduction about Department of Swasthavritta:

Department of Swasthavritta often combined with Yoga and Naturopathy) is a fundamental academic and clinical department in Ayurvedic medical colleges (BAMS) that focuses on the prevention of diseases, health promotion, and the maintenance of physical, mental, and social well-being. It is equivalent to the modern concept of Preventive and Social Medicine (PSM) or Community Medicine, focusing on “Swasthasya Swasthya Rakshanam” (protecting the health of the healthy).

 Vision: The Swasthavritta department focuses on promoting health and preventing diseases through lifestyle, diet, hygiene, yoga, and natural therapies (Nisargopachara). It teaches Dinacharya and Ritucharya regimens, integrating traditional wisdom with modern public health strategies for physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. 

Mission: To educate students and society about Ayurvedic preventive principles To promote Dinacharya, Ritucharya, Sadvritta, and Achara Rasayana in daily life.

To encourage Yoga, Pranayama, and healthy lifestyle practices for physical and mental wellbeing To conduct health awareness programs and community outreach activities.

To prevent and control lifestyle disorders through holistic approaches To develop research and academic excellence in preventive and social medicine.

“To promote and implement Ayurvedic preventive healthcare principles for healthy individuals and communities

                                                                                         
Dr. B. B. Ugare                                    Dr. G J Junjarwad                           Dr. Shivanand Belavanki              Dr. Vinayak Halli    

HOD and Professor                          Professor                                            Assistant professor                         Yoga Instructor

Kayachikitsa is a major clinical branch of Ayurveda dealing with the diagnosis and management of systemic diseases through internal medicine. The term “Kaya” refers to the body as well as Agni (metabolic fire), and “Chikitsa” means treatment.

The Department of Kayachikitsa focuses on Diagnosis based on Trividha, Ashtavidha, and Dashavidha Pariksha and Management of diseases using Shodhana, Shamana, Rasayana Chikitsa and Panchakarma therapies.

The department integrates classical Ayurvedic principles with modern diagnostic tools for better patient care, teaching, and research.

Vision

To become a centre of excellence in Ayurvedic internal medicine by providing quality education, ethical clinical practice, and evidence-based research in Kayachikitsa for the promotion of holistic health.

Mission

1. To impart high-quality theoretical and clinical training in Kayachikitsa as per NCISM norms.
2. To provide effective and affordable Ayurvedic healthcare services.
3. To promote research in chronic, metabolic, and lifestyle disorders.
4. To integrate classical Ayurvedic principles with contemporary diagnostic methods.
5. To cultivate compassionate, ethical, and skilled Ayurvedic physicians.

                                                                                                       
Dr. Mahadev S. Badiger     Dr. Sukumar N. Nandigoudar            Dr. Irappa M. Hudedmani      Dr. Meenakshi. Biradar
Professor & HOD                      Professor                                                             Associate Professor                Associate Professor

                                                                                                                                             
         Dr. Suresh M. Gunadal                                                          Dr. Ajit S. Bagade                                                   Dr. Aishwariya J. Babu

         Assistant Professor                                                          Assistant Professor                                              Assistant Professor 

The Department of Shalyatantra is a core clinical department in Ayurvedic medical education dedicated to the study and practice of Ayurvedic surgery. At the Undergraduate (UG) level, the department focuses on imparting foundational knowledge of surgical concepts, instruments, sterilization, wound care, bandaging, parasurgical procedures, and basic surgical skills through theory, demonstrations, and clinical exposure.

At the Postgraduate (PG) level, the department provides advanced academic, clinical, and surgical training, enabling scholars to develop expertise in diagnosis, operative techniques, emergency management, and specialized parasurgical therapies such as Kshara Karma, Agni Karma, and Raktamokshana. Emphasis is also placed on research, dissertation work, and evidence-based validation of classical surgical practices.

              Overall, the department aims to train competent Ayurvedic surgeons who are clinically skilled, ethically grounded, academically sound, and capable of contributing to healthcare, research, and teaching. 

DEPARTMENT VISION:

To be a center of excellence in Shalyatantra that integrates classical Ayurvedic surgical wisdom with contemporary surgical science, producing competent, ethical, and research-oriented postgraduate scholars capable of delivering high-quality patient care, advancing surgical knowledge, and preserving the heritage of Ayurvedic surgery. 

DEPARTMENT MISSION: 

• To provide strong foundational knowledge of Ayurvedic surgical principles based on classical texts and modern surgical concepts.
• To train students in basic clinical skills, surgical instruments, wound care, bandaging, and sterilization techniques.
• To provide hands-on training in minor, major, and parasurgical procedures such as Kshara Karma, Agni Karma, and Raktamokshana.
• To train future teachers, specialists, and researchers who will contribute to academic growth and healthcare service.

Facilities

1. Clinical Facilities

Outpatient Department (OPD) for consultation and minor procedures (10am to 05pm except Sunday) Inpatient Department (IPD) with beds for surgical cases Dressing room with aseptic facilities Minor OT for procedures like excision, incision & drainage, suturing Pre-operative and post-operative patient care units.

2. Operation Theatre Setup

Fully equipped major OT (shared or dedicated) Sterilization unit and autoclave facilities Surgical instrument sets for general and para-surgical procedures Anesthesia equipment and monitoring devices Emergency resuscitation equipment

3. Para-Surgical Procedure Unit

Facilities for Kshara Karma Agni Karma setup  Jalaukavacharana (Leech therapy) unit Siravyadha and Raktamokshana facilities Panchakarma support when indicated for surgical cases 

       4. Academic Facilities

Departmental library with classical texts, commentaries, and modern surgical books Seminar hall with audiovisual teaching aids Charts, models, surgical instruments display, and specimen collections Demonstration room for UG practical teaching Case presentation and clinical discussion facilities

5. Community & Extension Services

Surgical camps and screening programs Rural and outreach health services Awareness programs on surgical disorders and preventive care.

                                                                                    
              Dr. Ishwar Kattewadi                                                Dr. Sujata Waddar                                                   Dr. Shridhar B Waddar
              Professor & HOD                                                         Professor                                                                   Professor
    
                                                                                                                               Dr. Priyanka Biradar                                                  Dr. Aswathy A                                                         Dr. Mallikarjun Kokatanur 
              Associate Professor                                                    Assistant Professor                                                Assistant Professor

         A department of the Faculty of Ayurveda, SDMT s Shalakya Tantra actively works to combine the knowledge of Ayurveda with the latest medical knowledge to address current and future medical needs in the fields of Ayurvedic Ophthalmology, ENT, and Oral and Dental Diseases, various conditions.

Vision

To become a centre of excellence for treating diseases of the eye, ear, oral cavity, nose, scalp, and beyond both preventively and curatively.

Mission

 To build students confidence in handling cases of Shalakya tantra, we will teach them through a logical and comparative approach.   

                                                                                                           
                             Dr. Nagappa Mashetti                                     Dr Ravi Koulagi                                                Dr. Ashwini Daga
                             Professor & HOD                                              Associate Professor                                          Associate Professor

Kaumarabhritya, which deals with the child care both preventive and curative. The department focuses on neonatal care, infant nutrition, growth monitoring, immunization like Swarnaprashana and treatment of common pediatric disorders using Ayurvedic medicines, Panchakarma and Yoga.

Activity

• Department is running with regular OPD, IPD and well-equipped
• Arranging regular Swarna bindu prashan camps to boost the child immunity and optimal growth and development.
• Conducting school health camps and awareness programmes regarding general health care, nutrition and immunization for the children.
• Breast feeding awareness programme.

Vision

• To be a leading centre of excellence in paediatric healthcare, ensuring every child achieves optimal health, development and wellbeing in a compassionate, innovative and child friendly environment

Mission

• To promote holistic child wellness via classical rituals like Swarnaprashana and nutrition for the society.
• Enhance community health by integrating Ayurveda with modern child care
• Special Ayurveda treatment for specific childhood diseases like neuro developmental, muscular, behavioural disorders, skin diseases etc.
• Special panchakarma procedures for various kinds of childhood

                                                                                                                             Dr. B.T. Munnoli                         Dr. Ashwini Nimbal                    Dr. Shameena Honawad         Dr. Pooja Nagappa Kuchanur
                     Professor & HOD                               Assistant professor                          Assistant professor                                  Assistant professor

Panchakarma represents unique approach of Ayurveda with specially designed procedures for cure of the diseases and maintenance of the health. Panchakarma are capable to cure multi-system disarrangement and gives permanent or long lasting cure.

Department is well equipped with state of the art Panchakarma theaters, modernistic physiotherapy unit, uniquely designed Panchakarma cottages for patient care and best in class academic infrastructure for the students of undergraduate as

Vision:

To be the centre of excellence in the field of patient care through Panchakarma along with providing quality education for empowerment young generation in Ayurveda.

Mission:

To propagate the knowledge of Panchakarma through education and patient care nationally as well as internationally.

To develop a well equipped Indian medical system destination for medical value tourism in accordance with the motto of institute i.e. ‘care with compassion’

To break the knowledge barriers between the interdisciplinary researches through exploration of Ayurvedic understandings based on modern scientific tools and ancient wisdom.

Exclusive Hands-on Training: Immerse yourself in practical learning, mastering the intricacies of Panchakarma therapies and witnessing their transformative effects firsthand.

Bridging Theory and Practice: Go beyond textbooks and experience the art of Panchakarma in real-world settings, sharpening your clinical skills and gaining invaluable insights.

Nurturing Holistic Healers: We cultivate not just skilled therapists, but compassionate practitioners who embody the true spirit of holistic healthcare.

Join us at the Department of Panchakarma and embark on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and service. Become an instrument of well-being and contribute to a world where health thrives.

Facilities

• Departmental Library for students.
• All Panchakarma main treatments (Pradhana Karma) like Vamana,Virechana ,NiroohaVasti, AnuvasanaVasti, Nasya are administered.
• All types of oleation and sudation therapies such as abhyangam, pinda swedas , murdha tailas , localized vastis such as kati vasti etc are administered.
• Powder massage (udwarthana) ,drying therapy (ruksha sweda, kadi kizhi, dhanyamletes ,edema, excessive sweating is administered in our department.

                                                                              
                      Dr. Rajendra Patil                             Dr Basavaraj Honnalli                   Dr Satish Vasan                              Dr Shubhant Jain
                     HOD & Professor                               Associate professor                         Associate professor                        Associate professor

Prasooti Tantra and Streeroga is a specialized branch of Ayurveda dedicated to the comprehensive healthcare of women. This discipline encompasses the study and management of gynecological disorders (Streeroga) and obstetrics (Prasooti Tantra), focusing on women’s health from adolescence to menopause and beyond.

The department is committed to:

• Providing quality clinical services
• Ensuring safe motherhood through Ayurvedic protocols
• Delivering structured academic training to UG and PG students
• Promoting research and evidence-based practice
• Conducting community outreach and women’s health awareness programs

The department has 40 bedded in-patient unit and OPD facility deals with the disorders of the woman and its management. And the department provides hands on training in medical and surgical management to scholars.

Vision

To be a center of excellence in women’s healthcare by integrating classical Ayurvedic wisdom with modern scientific advancements, ensuring holistic, safe, and compassionate care for women at every stage of life.

 Mission

1. Holistic Women’s Care – To provide preventive, promotive, and curative healthcare for       women from menarche to menopause through Ayurvedic principles.

2. Safe Motherhood –To promote healthy conception, antenatal care, safe delivery, and postnatal wellbeing with evidence-based Ayurvedic practices.

3. Academic Excellence – To impart quality education and clinical training to UG and PG students in Prasooti Tantra and Streeroga.

4. Research & Innovation –To encourage research in Ayurvedic gynaecology and obstetrics, integrating classical texts with contemporary scientific validation.

5. Community Outreach – To create awareness about women’s health issues such as PCOS, infertility, menstrual disorders, and menopause through camps and health education programs.

6. Ethical & Compassionate Care – To uphold ethical values, patient dignity, and individualized treatment approaches