• Vamana (Emesis)
• Virechana (Purgation)
• Nirooha Vasti (Decoction Enema)
• Anuvasana Vasti (Oil Enema)

Vision

To impart quality education in the field of the Ayurvedic speciality of Panchakarma, bridging the gap between theory and practice.

Mission

Application of scientific Panchakarma therapy in clinical practice to relinquish doshas for the core care of disease.

Department Strength

• Young and enthusiastic faculty trained at various nationally renowned institutes, having up-to-date knowledge of the subject and willing to share it with students.
• The department runs a regular OPD along with special high-risk clinics.
• Special Ayurveda treatment for specific childhood diseases like behavioral disorders (Autism, ADHD), skin diseases, etc.
• Special Panchakarma procedures for various kinds of childhood diseases.
• IPD facilities also available in the hospital with well-trained doctors.

Unique Features

• Facility of Swarna Prashana (the Ayurvedic immunity enhancer) available on the designated Pushya Nakshatra day every month.
• Use of Ayurvedic principles and practices like Abhyanga and Snehana in the Panchakarma procedure room.
• Dhupana (fumigation) of wards using various herbs and their extracts.

As the classics explain, “Sarvendriyanam Nayanam Pradhanam” — the eye is foremost among all the senses. This science uses a Shalaka (probe) extensively, which justifies the name Shalakya Tantra. We have a well-developed OPD with all necessary equipment and instruments, and we teach our students using the latest techniques so they can serve society in a better way.

Vision

• To successfully conduct clinical postings in OPD, along with camps and assessment of theoretical knowledge.
• To popularize Kriyakalpa treatments like Tarpan, Aaschotana, Anjana, and Bidalaka — specialties of Netra Roga — and Nasya, Gandusha, Dhoompana, and Karnapoorana, which form the basis of Karna, Nasa, and Mukha Roga.

Mission

• To provide the best possible patient care with utmost competence in Kriyakalpa procedures, surgical treatment, and para-surgical management.
• To spread awareness about cataract, glaucoma, myopia, and the most commonly occurring diseases of Shalakya Tantra.

The department has its own well-equipped operation theatre, where surgical procedures like appendectomy, cholecystectomy, hernial repairs, mastectomy, etc. are performed under a sterile environment with proper anaesthesia. All patients are given proper treatment under the outdoor and indoor patient departments. The department also conducts various camps regarding Ayurvedic surgery.

Vision

• To give the best Ayurveda knowledge related to Shalya Tantra.
• To focus students’ approach towards various modern tools and techniques of investigation.
• To impart strict discipline and management of the operation theatre.
• To give knowledge of ancient principles of Shalya Tantra of Ayurveda in regard to surgical and para-surgical concepts of diseases, their treatment, and the betterment of patients, to be taught during the course.

Mission

• To run a full-fledged hospital along with Ayurvedic surgery techniques and specialities.
• To provide basic medical and health facilities to local villagers as well as other people of Meerut and surrounding states.
• To bring the Department of Shalya Tantra (surgery) up to the mark, fulfilling the teaching and training requirements for final-year BAMS students.
• To provide sufficient resources for a complete knowledge of surgery at the level given above.

Vision

The department envisions developing a folklore research facility in the institute, in collaboration with staff members and alumni. The knowledge of therapeutic use of single drugs from various sources would be pooled to create a larger database, which would then be tested and validated scientifically — providing growth opportunities for graduates, with the results devising overall development of Ayurvedic science.

Mission

The Department of Kaya Chikitsa is pledged to enable students to diagnose patients and use medicines to cure disease, thus reducing the burden on patients, and to be versatile in clinical practice by switching to alternative drugs in the absence of a particular drug.

Departmental Strength

• Young and enthusiastic faculty trained at various nationally renowned institutions, having up-to-date knowledge of the subject and willing to share it with students.
• The department runs a regular OPD along with special high-risk clinics.
• Special Ayurveda treatment for infertility, PCOD, endometriosis, and uterine fibroids.
• Sthanika Chikitsa and Uttar Basti for various gynecological disorders.

Unique Features

• Facility of Garbha Sanskara is regularly provided for patients.
• For Vandhyatwa (infertility), Uttar Basti and all procedures are performed by trained staff.

Labour Room

A well-maintained, hygienic labour room for the delivery of pregnant women, staffed by well-trained faculty and staff.

Vision

To ensure a high standard of training concerned with medical, legal, and ethical issues, as well as patients’ and doctors’ rights.

Objectives

1. Our objective is not only to provide academic knowledge but also to exceed our stakeholders’ expectations — i.e. our authorities, students, patients, and law enforcement agencies.
2. To impart quality education to undergraduate students, meeting the highest standards in vogue.
3. To give sufficient knowledge to handle cases of poisoning.

The department runs several awareness programs and organizes health promotion camps from time to time, including regular diabetes and hypertension management camps with yoga and hath kriyas. We are dedicated to making society healthy and happy.

Vision

“Swasthasya swasthya rakshanam” — to achieve complete health comprising physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being for a healthy society.

Mission

• To protect human health by guiding people in preventive health practices like daily regimen and diet regimen.
• To promote the concept of yoga and naturopathy for health enhancement and disease prevention.
• To promote positive health through Ashtang Yoga and cultivate a powerful community through naturopathy.
• Acts as an adjuvant to the main treatment in diseased patients.

Vision

To give the best Ayurveda knowledge related to Rog Nidana evam Vikriti Vigyan, as well as Modern Human Pathology.

Mission

To bring innovation in Ayurveda medical education, to develop simple, user-friendly, easy-to-use tools based on modern technology and cutting-edge research, to better understand the pathology of the body in the context of Ayurveda.

Objectives

• To develop objective parameters of the entities related to Rog Nidana, viz. Trividha Pariksha, Ashtvidha Pariksha, Dashvidha Pariksha, Agni, Srotas etc., based on modern technology.
• Support patient care in collaboration with clinical departments and interdisciplinary collaborative research by developing departmental laboratories.

Objectives

• To prepare various Ayurvedic formulations so as to impart practical knowledge to the students.
• To focus on analytical study for the standardization of Rasakalpas.
• To arrange visits to various G.M.P. approved pharmacies.