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	HERBAL MARKET UPTO USD 200 BILLION FOR INDIA TO EXPLOIT webindia123 December 01, 2005 With about USD 200 billion world market for herbal drugs at stake, India is considering ‘’standardization of huge inventory to fully exploit its potential for export, a senior government official said. Of the 70,000 - odd formulations made from Ayurveda and other traditional herbs,.......... For More Details :-- Read AMAM Ayurveda Heritage Vol-1, Issue 4, October-December 2005
	ESTABLISH AYURVEDA IN WORLD MEDICINE The Hindu September 28, 2005 Vice-President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat asked Ayurveda practitioners in the country to prove themselves before the world the quality of their medicines and the excellence of their system of treatment Shekhawat addressed the 500- strong gathering of Ayurveda practitioners from various parts of the country in Jaipur........... For More Details :-- Read AMAM Ayurveda Heritage Vol-1, Issue 4, October-December 2005
	FINGERPRINTING USEFUL IN STANDARDISATION OF TRADITIONAL DRUGS, SAYS EXPERT Pharmabiz.com November 09, 2005 The modern method of fingerprinting of the medicines is the best method available for standardizing traditional medicine and should be employed for standardization of medicines based on the traditional parameters, according to an expert on Ayurveda medicines......... For More Details :-- Read AMAM Ayurveda Heritage Vol-1, Issue 4, October-December 2005
	NON-COMPLYING AYURVEDA/SIDDH A/UN AN I DRUG PRODUCERS TO LOSE LICENSE RxPG News ; Press Information Bureau; Janasamachar October 25, 2005 The manufacturers of Ayurveda/Siddh a and Un an i drugs now stand to lose their license in India if they fail to comply with good manufacturing practices notified under the Drugs healthcare delivery through Primary Health Network, the and Cosmetics Rules 1945........ For More Details :-- Read AMAM Ayurveda Heritage Vol-1, Issue 4, October-December 2005
	INDIA SHOULD SET WORLD STANDARDS FOR AYURVEDA PRODUCTS: EXPERTS Pharma Biz November 30, 2005 The Ayurveda community has asked the Central Government to go back from any attempt to alter the classical structure of Ayurveda combinations for the sake of making it internationally acceptable. Flaying the government’s move to prescribe permissible limit for heavy metals for all Ayurvedic combinations,......... For More Details :-- Read AMAM Ayurveda Heritage Vol-1, Issue 4, October-December 2005
	NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR INDEPENDENT REGULATORY SYSTEM FOR AYUSH Pharma Biz November 15, 2005 The high profile National Commission on Macroeconomics and Health (NCMH), co-chaired by the Union Finance and Health ministers, has called for setting up of an independent regulatory system to assess and monitor the quality aspects........ For More Details :-- Read AMAM Ayurveda Heritage Vol-1, Issue 4, October-December 2005
	AP UNVEILS PROJECT TO PROTECT IPRS ON TRADITIONAL MEDICINE The Hindu- Business line November 11, 2005 In a bid to protect Indian intellectual property rights, the Government of India has taken up a Rs 120-crore Golden Triangle Project to scientifically validate the procedures........
	ALLOPATHIC HOSPITALS TO HAVE AYUSH WING Press Information Bureau November 13, 2005 As part of the strategy to mainstream AYUSH ( Ayurveda, Un an i, Siddh a and Homeopathy Systems etc.) and reinforce healthcare delivery through Primary Health Network, the .......... For More Details :-- Read AMAM Ayurveda Heritage Vol-1, Issue 4, October-December 2005
	TIRED TECHIES DE-STRESS WITH AYURVEDA Hindustan Times November 10, 2005 Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda College in Thrissur, is having outlets in Bangalore that are popular with the city’s IT professionals.College principal R.V.K. Varma says the conditions listed are the five most common ailments.............. For More Details :-- Read AMAM Ayurveda Heritage Vol-1, Issue 4, October-December 2005
	DEMAND FOR HERBAL MEDICINE EATING AWAY GREEN COVER The Pioneer September 09, 2005 The widespread belief that ‘green medicine’ is safe and more dependable than synthetic drugs that carry side effects has led to a spurt in the demand of medicinal plants. This renewed interest in the plant-derived drugs has resulted into over-exploitation and virtual decimation of several valuable plant species......... For More Details :-- Read AMAM Ayurveda Heritage Vol-1, Issue 4, October-December 2005