NEW DELHI: An settlement was once today signed between IIT Delhi and the All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA) under which initiatives can be introduced that might intention to provide "scientific validation" to the traditional clinical science and integrate it with technology.
The initiatives can be funded by the Ayush Ministry.
Under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), the faculties of IIT Delhi and AIIA will work together in the initiatives to have a look at ways to integrate technology with Ayurveda.
The MoU is an try to give clinical validation to Ayurveda, mentioned IIT Delhi Director V R Rao, who signed the settlement at the side of AIIA Director Tanuja Nesari.
"Ayurveda is often associated with religion, where in reality, they have nothing to do with it. Ayurveda is a science and the agreement signed with IIT Delhi is an attempt to integrate it with technology," he mentioned.
Ayush Minister Shripad Yesso Naik underlined the want to work in opposition to selling the benefits of Ayurveda to a world audience.
He additionally expressed hope that the settlement would integrate technology in the Ayurveda sector.
The settlement was once signed at a convention of the heads of National Ayush Institutes who would brainstorm on ways to urge modernity in Ayurveda.
Representatives of IIT and IIM Ahmedabad and AIIMS would additionally look at ways to toughen the Ayurveda training.
The initiatives can be funded by the Ayush Ministry.
Under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), the faculties of IIT Delhi and AIIA will work together in the initiatives to have a look at ways to integrate technology with Ayurveda.
The MoU is an try to give clinical validation to Ayurveda, mentioned IIT Delhi Director V R Rao, who signed the settlement at the side of AIIA Director Tanuja Nesari.
"Ayurveda is often associated with religion, where in reality, they have nothing to do with it. Ayurveda is a science and the agreement signed with IIT Delhi is an attempt to integrate it with technology," he mentioned.
Ayush Minister Shripad Yesso Naik underlined the want to work in opposition to selling the benefits of Ayurveda to a world audience.
He additionally expressed hope that the settlement would integrate technology in the Ayurveda sector.
The settlement was once signed at a convention of the heads of National Ayush Institutes who would brainstorm on ways to urge modernity in Ayurveda.
Representatives of IIT and IIM Ahmedabad and AIIMS would additionally look at ways to toughen the Ayurveda training.
MoU signed between IIT Delhi and AIIA to give 'scientific validation' to Ayurveda
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