The Ayush Research Portal is an initiative by the Ministry of AYUSH aimed at promoting and supporting
research in the AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy) domain. This portal serves as a
dedicated platform for scientists, researchers, and scholars who are conducting studies and research in
traditional medicine and wellness practices.
The portal provides a centralized resource for accessing research funding opportunities, scholarships, and
grants offered by the Ministry of AYUSH and other supporting organizations. It aims to encourage and
facilitate high-quality research in AYUSH systems, helping to generate scientific evidence that supports the
efficacy and relevance of traditional healing practices in modern times.
Key features of the Ayush Research Portal include:
• Funding Opportunities: The portal offers information on various research funding schemes, ensuring
researchers have access to financial support for their projects.
• Collaboration: It fosters collaboration between different academic institutions, research organizations,
and AYUSH experts to drive innovative research initiatives.
• Documentation: Researchers can access valuable databases, publications, and scholarly articles related
to AYUSH, assisting in expanding their knowledge base.
• Research Recognition: The portal aims to enhance the visibility of research in the AYUSH domain,
promoting scientific rigor and recognition at national and international levels.
• Capacity Building: It encourages skill development and training for researchers in traditional medicine
fields, ensuring that they are well-equipped to contribute to evidence-based practices.
By facilitating a structured approach to research in AYUSH, the Ayush Research Portal plays a pivotal role
in advancing the scientific understanding of traditional medicine and integrating it into modern healthcare
systems. This initiative is also aligned with the government’s efforts to mainstream AYUSH and promote its
global recognition.
Ayush Research Portal: Advancing Traditional Medicine Research
