B.L.D.E. Association’s

AVS Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Hospital & Research Centre

Vijayapur

Ayurvedamruta

(Quarterly News Bulletin)

July - September 2019 Volume -2 Issue - 3

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Editorial Board From the Editor’s Desk

Chief Patron

Dr. M. B. Patil

Patrons

Shri.Sunilgouda B. Patil

Dr. Raghavendra V. Kulkarni

Chief Editor

Dr. Sanjay Kadlimatti

Executive Editor

Dr. Sateesh. S. Patil

Assistant Editors

Dr. Mallamma H. Biradar

Dr. Vijayalaxmi B. Benakatti

Dr. Kashinath Hadimur

Dr. Sanjay Kadlimatti

Chief Editor

Index

Contents Page No.1. Research Activities

a. Publications

b. Articles

c. Presentations

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2. Institutional News

a. Seminar

b. Guest Lectures

i. Conducted by Departments

ii. Faculties Invited as Resource / chair Person

c. Medical Camps

i. Free medical camps

ii. APD training programme

d. Swarnaprashana Camps

e. Plantation

f. Activities for the students

i. Field Visitii. Competitions

iii. TED talk

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3. Glory XX4. Observations of Important Days

a. World Hepatitis Dayb. Shravana masac. Independance Day Celebrationd. Teacher’s Day Celebration

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5. Photo gallery XX

1. RESEARCH ACTIVITIES:

A. PUBLICATIONS

1. Dr. Mallamma H. Biradar Asso. Professor and Head Dept. of Agadatantra has published an article on “Evaluation of treatment methods of Madatyaya (Alcoholism) in Ayurveda” in Ayushdhara Vol 6, issue 2, (ISSN: 2393-9583(P)/2393-9591(0).

2. Dr. Ashwini A. Nimbal Asso. Professor and Head Dept. of Kriya Shareera has published an article on “A critical study on historical background of Yoga Darshan and Ayurveda” in Ayushdhara Vol 6, issue 3, (ISSN: 2393-9583(P)/23930-9591(0).

3. Dr. Uma A. Patil Asso. Professor Dept. of Kayachikitsa has published an article on “Pain Management in Vatarakta” in JAIMS, Vol. 4, Issue- 4, July - Aug 2019 (ISSN2456-3110).

4. PG Scholar Dr. Yatarth A. Dorle and Professor and Head Dept. of Rasashastra and Bhaisajya Kalpana Dr. Pramod C. Baragi have published an article on “Physico Chemical Study of “Kajjali” A Unique Preparation With Different Proportions Of Parada (Mercury) and Gandhaka (Sulphur)” in Journal Of Ayurveda And Holistic Medicine, Vol. VII, Issue- IV, July - Aug 2019, ISSN 2321-1563

5. Dr. Mallamma H. Biradar Asso. Professor and Head Dept of Agadatantra and Dr. Vijayalaxmi B. Benakatti Asso. Professor and Head Dept of Kaumarabhrutya have published an article on “Concept of Prativisha with special reference to Antidote” in Rasamruta Journal, 11:10 September 2019 (ISSN: 0976-0075).

6. PG Scholar Dr. Nilesh A. Vhasmane and Professor and Head Dept of Rasashastra and Bhaisajya Kalpana Dr. Pramod C. Baragi have published an article on “The Spermatogenic Activity of Shuddha Gandhaka and Kamdeepaka Rasa - A Comparative Study In Albino” in AYUSHDHARA, Vol-6, Issue-3, ISSN: 2393-9583(P), 2393-9591(O)

b. ARTICLES

1. Title: “Critical study of the statement “Brahmi Muhurte Uttishtet Swastho Rakshartham Aayushyah”.

By: Dr. Ashwini A. Nimbal

Asso. Professor and Head Dept. of Kriya Shareera

Introduction:A long life is a cherished wish of every

being since antiquity. Main aim of Ayu is one should achieve Purusharth Chatushtayas in his life span. For this a healthy and disease free life is required. Our ancestors had sufficient time to follow the regimen whatever described in text. Hence they used to live even beyond 100 years. But at present in last few decades developed countries and even

developing countries are witnessing a growing trend of diseases because of unhealthy lifestyle so people hardly live for 65 years with plenty of diseases right from the 1st decades of life. Morbidity rate has increased considerably; the reason for this may be busy schedule, stress, lack of concentration towards self life, pollution, adaptation of modern techniques etc. By following Dinacharya one can achieve disease free life and also can build disease free society.Ayurveda explains many concepts under Dinacharya which starts with Brahmi Muhurte Uttishtet, a special auspicious time for getting up from the bed which is last part of night i.e time just prior to sunrise for acquiring health and longevity. Regular practice of it will prevent many today’s lifestyle problems as people who get up early are those virtuous ones who privilege of spending time liberally as they do posses more time in hand and can follow all regimens of Dinacharyas and prevent many disorders related to life style. In Ayurveda Acharya Vagbhata highlights this beautiful statement as “Brahme Muhurte Uttishtet Swastho Rakshrtham Aayushayah”.Significant Time of Brahmi Muhurta:

Acc. to Hemadri it is considered as last part of night i.e time just prior to sunrise.

Acc. Sarvanga Sundari commentery, the beginning of the 14thmuhurta of night is to be considered as Braahma-Muhurta. Braahmi-Muhurta begins at dawn; it is the penultimate Muhurta of night. Thus the healthy individual may get up two Muhurtas i.e.96 minutes (=almost 1.5hrs) before sunrise.

Commenting on this Acharya Charaka while explaining the Adhyayanavidhi explained that it is important for a scholar to get up early in the morning and says that one should get up during Upavyusha i.e, when still there is a part of Ratri is left which is nothing but Brahmi Muhurta.

According to yogaratnakar Brahmi Muhurta is 2 hrs before sunrise

Acharya Srikantamurti considers as last 3 hrs (3am-6am) is the period of brahmi muhurta.

Precautions while rising in Brahmi Muhurte:Ashtang Sangrah states that before waking

up in the morning, one should assure proper digestion of food taken in the last night.Contraindications: Unhealthy persons, Children, Pregnant woman, Aged persons.Importance of Brahmi Muhurte Uttishtet:

Every person in this world must have heard the famous saying that, “Early to bed early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise” (Benjamin Franklin). He has also quoted a saying “The early morning has gold in its mouth” This saying is time tested and very much acceptable fact worldly wide.Ayurveda explains many concepts under Dinacharya which starts with the Brahmi Muhurte Uttishtet (special auspicious time for getting up from the bed) for acquiring health and longevity. Brahma means knowledge. Time opt for perceiving knowledge is known as Brahmi Muhurta.“Brahmi Muhurte Uttishtet Swastho Rakshartham Aayushyah”A person who is interested in preserving the health, longevity and to avoid Vyadhi and Alakshmi (poverty) one should get up early in the morning in Brahmi Muhurta.But a person with diseases should sleep for maintaining the Dhatusamyata.According to Sushruta this time is also called as Ámruta vela” (nectar time). Early morning is Vata dominating period Vatadosha is helpful in promoting body movements both internal and external and thus helps in easy evacuation of bowel. Getting up in the Bhramhi Muhurta also helps for excellent performance of Physical activities such as exercises, Yogasanas and even meditation as this time is dominated by Vatadosha and regular practice of these activities scientifically proved effective in the prevention of

disorders as these provides physical and mental relaxation.

The atmosphere is not polluted by the radiations of worldly feelings. Their pure mental rays pervade all over the world and make the time sacred. Thus it becomes congenial and encouraging atmosphere.

There is one more beneficial statement “Aarogyam Bhaskaradischet” which means health is got from the sun, so one should get up early in the morning before sunrise which supports the Brahmi Muhurte Uttishtet. Vitamin E and vitamin D are found in abundant quantity in early morning sun’s ultraviolet rays.

The circadian rhythm has been studied in vast details by biologists and physiologists and probably this period is associated with hormonal changes conductive to blossoming of mind.

Liberation of nascent oxygen which easily mixes with haemoglobin forming oxyhaemoglobin reaches to remote tissues and increases energy levels by restoring elasticity and permeability of the cell membranes.

Nascent oxygen is singlet oxygen is exactly what body needs in order to neutralize toxic acids (gastrointestinal, respiratory and metabolic acids) thus It helps to maintain balance of blood PH.

Heightens concentration by providing nascent oxygen and ionic selenium to the brain, heart and kidneys and also it enhances the memory by removing acidity.

Enhances the absorption of vitamins, minerals, proteins and other important nutrients by keeping the intestinal villi clean and alkaline.

Disadvantages of getting up late in the morning:After six in the morning Kapha dominance is seen.

So people who get up in Kapha Kala tend to be dominated by Tamoguna throughout the day. Mind and body will be inactive owing to the influence of Kaphadosha

Bowel movements tend to be sluggish under the influence of Kapha.

After sunrise people awake and the materialistic mental radiations are emitted through their physical senses, dragging themselves to materialistic discussions.

Foetid smell in mouth, constipation, indigestion, laziness, and many kinds of eye diseases arises just because of getting up late in the morning.

Conclusion Brahmi Muhurta is the setting of the

biSological clock of our life or the body. The difference of opinion exists regarding

Brahmi Muhurta. The interpretation can be made that Brahmi Muhurta starts from 2- Muhurtas (i.e. 96 min / 1.5 hours) before sunrise irrespective of Rutus.

Several changes in physical, chemical and biological atmosphere at around this time, which probably catalyses spiritual blossoming of an individual.

At this time there is positive flow of energy and mental faculties are at their highest. By rising at this time the body can synchronise with the rhythm of Sun. The biological and psychological parameters reveal a lot of new insights in the interrelationship of man and the universe.

2. Title: Yusha /soup recipe

By: Dr. K A PatilAsst. Professor Dept. of Rasashastra & Bhaishajya kalpana

Introduction:Yush / Soup are one of the preparations

explained in Ayurveda & Mainly soup is sankrit word mentioned in sushrut Samhita. Detail explanation about yusha and its classification, qualities of yush /soup is available in kashyapa samhita khilasthana 4th chapter. Different kinds of soups can be prepared on the bases of adding various other ingredients to it. Basically 25 types of soups are there & Classification made on the bases of taste, doshas and preparation method & panchakarma treatment.

Classification:

All Soups are having two kinds of taste:

1. Astringent & sweet. 2. astringent & sour : 25*2= 50 Based on taste 50 types of soups can be prepared.

2. Doshas are three in number vata, pitta, kapha : 25* 3= 75

3. Preparation method are also three types kruta, akruta akrutaakruta : 25*3= 75

4. Based on Panchakarma treatment paachana, karshana, brumhana : 25*3=75

5. Based on conversion after digestion sheet, ushna, & Mishra : 25*3=75

So, like these soups can be prepared in different types not only for diseased person even for healthy person also as a liquid diet. And many of soups can be prepared with decoction of medicaments in diseased condition to increase digestion & reduces sign & symptoms like temperature, lack of appetite, tastelessness, throat infection and many other symptoms one liquid preparation explained known as Yusha/soup which is prepared by adding such spices they increases not only appetite also do digestion and produces perspiration also. And having qualities like (ruchikarak) enhances food

taste, gives (bala) instant energy, light for digestion, medonashak (fat reduction), produces (swedajanan) perspiration, (deepaka)appetizer (pachak) digestive, good in throat disorders.

Method of preparation: Basic ingredients for soup are Mudga ( green gram) and water. Based on requirement other spices, ghee, oil is also used. Proportion of water to 1part of green gram, 14/15/20 parts of water as requires. First outer skin of green grams should be removed and fried with little amount of ghee and 14 /15/20/ parts of water is to be added according to need and boiled on low flame till green grams become soft. after that the liquid is to be filter the filtrate called as yusha / soup.

Examples : We can prepare vegetable soup by adding vegetable to it, phala (fruits) yush, with Shaak ( vegetables), with other dhaany / kudhanya (grains), or with takramla (butter milk water), kwatha (herbs decoction), with some prakshepak (spices like cumin seeds black pepper ginger garlic etc), Amalaki (Indian gooseberry), like this yush/soup can be prepared. Comparatively Fried green grams soup is lighter than the unfried grains soup. Now a day many of popular soups like corn soup (dhany yush), tomato soup (phalayush), vegetable soup, manchow soup (kand yusha), spinach soup (patrayush), mansa rasa (mutton soup) etc.Properties: Yush is beneficial in suppressing different diseases. And enhances taste perception. Gives satisfaction and provides instant nourishment. acts as appetizer. Improves voice, gives instant strength, helps in proper digestion and metabolism, normalizes vata, by its unctuous and hot nature, pitta by its unctuous and astringent, and kapha by its warm and by proceced with other drugs like it balances equilibrium of tridosha.Discussion : Yush is used in purification therapies of panchakarma treatment in snehan therapy- yush is one among 24 kinds of oleation methods

described in charak Samhita ex Tilakambalika kulatha yush.

In vaman- in hyperemesis complications snigdha amla lavanayukta yush were advised.

Virechana (medicated enema) – purgative drugs used with for enema.

Medicated enema- yusha with small amount of salt used in udavart roga as medicated enema.

After purification therapy yush is recommended as a liquid diet because during purification therapy the digestion power become weak so increase a digestion capacity of a person who under gone for panchakarma therapy yush is one of the great choice of liquid diet which not only increases digestion power it also gives instant energy, taste in food , degirness of food, satisfaction also.

In jwara(temperature) - yush as a liquid diet which is specially prepared with jwaragna dravya because as per Ayurveda in jwara a main causative factor is agnimandya ( lack of digestion power) so to treat jwara yush is one among the medicaments which not only a diet having jwara nashak qualities also. Example is saptamustika yush .which having seven ingredients- Kulatha(horsegram) Yava (wheet), Kola (ber), Mudga(greengram), Moolak (radish), Shunti (ginger), Dhanyak ( coriander).

In rajayakshma (tuberculosis) a special yusha mentioned named as shadanga yush which not only contains herbs also made by adding ajamaamsa (goat meat) – pippali (piper longam), yava (barley), kulatha (harsegram) shunthi (ginger), daadima (pomogranet), aamalaki (Indian gooseberry) altogether one part and ajamamsa (goat meat) 2 parts water 8 parts to all ingredients boiled on low flame and reduced to ¼ after filtered through cloth. After filtration again boiled with little amount of ghee which not only increases digestion power also nourishes the body and increases muscle and light for digestion even it contains goat meat.

In swasa & kasa (hiccough and cough) – many of yushas were explained which are made with those herbs which are used to treat cough and hiccough along with one more yush/soup given that after making of yush kshar of apamarg were added is known as ksharyush.

If thirst becomes as disease during that time mudga, masoor yushas are beneficial.

In diarrhea mudgayush with sugar or mudgayush with laja and sugar are beneficial.

So like this Yusha is recommended as a liquid diet in all kinds off diseases by preparing with different ingredients which contribute not only as diet also relief the disease.

Conclusion: Ayurveda gives more importance to digestive power of individual. It’s believed that properly digested wholesome food will provide proper nutrition to the body. In present era yush is considered as one of best diet of different dietary recommendations. Yushas are very light in digestion and also enhances digestion power to digest other foods also they are having wide range of beneficial effects very less in use, but now a days the yushas are sold in the name of soups in restaurants as an appetizer, but along with that unwholesome foods are also provided. Therefore it is needed to convey the benefits of yush with wholesome food will provide not only health also helps to reduce complications also.

c. Presentation in Seminar by Faculty & P G Scholars

1. Dr. K. A. Patil Asst. Professor Dept. of Rasashastra & Bhaishajya kalpana presented a paper on “Evaluation of Antipyretic Effect of Hinguleshwara rasa” at Mahoushadhi - 2019, National level Seminar and Workshop on New dosage forms in classical formulations organized by Faculty of Ayurveda, Parul

Institute of Ayurveda and Research, Gujarat on 5th & 6th July 2019

2. Dr. Kashinath. S. Hadimur Asso. Professor. Dept of Rasashastra & Bhaishajya kalpana presented a paper on “Old Wine in New Bottle with Special Reference to Modification In Urdhwa Patana Yantra In Parad Shodhana” at Mahoushadhi - 2019, National level Seminar and Workshop on New dosage forms in classical formulations organized by Faculty of Ayurveda, Parul Institute of Ayurveda and Research, Gujarat on 5th & 6th July 2019.

3. Dr. Renuka M. Tenahalli Professor & Head Dept of Samhita and Siddhanta presented a paper on "Utility of Panchavayav in different fields" at the Seminar on Manuscriptlogy in World ayurveda expo - 2019 organized by Government of AYUSH at Navy Mumbai on 22nd August 2019.

4. Dr. Seeta M. Biradar Asso. Professor and Head Dept. of Roganidan presented a Paper on “Role of Agni in the treatment of unexplained Female Infertility” at National Seminar on Ayurveda Revisiting Siddhantas Exploring Practices” on 22nd Sept 2019 at Kolhapur, Maharashtra.

5. Dr. Vilas. Chadachan Asst. Professor Dept. of Agadatantra & Vyavahara Ayurveda presented a Paper on “Evaluation of Antihelminthic activity of Krimighatini Vatika.” at National Seminar on Ayurveda “Revisiting Siddhantas Exploring Practices” on 22nd Sept. 2019 at Kolhapur, Maharashtra. Got 3rd Prize.

6. Dr. Jyothi alias Jyotsna P. Baragi Asst. Professor Dept. of Samhita and Siddhanta, presented a Paper on “Utility of Karya Karana Siddhanta w.s.r to Satkaryavada” at National Seminar on Ayurveda “Revisiting Siddhantas Exploring Practices” on 22nd Sept 2019 at Kolhapur, Maharashtra.

7. Dr. Ashwini A. Nimbal Asso. Professor and Head Dept of Kriya Shareera presented a paper on "Role of Brahmi Muhurte Uttishtet in the Prevention of Life style disorders" in National Seminar on Life Style disorders, organized by Dept. of Kriya Shareera, Tilak Ayurveda Mahavidyala Puna Maharashtra on 22nd & 23rd

Sept. 2019. Got 1st prize for presentation in teacher’s category.

8. Dr. Arya Elias PG Scholar Dept. of Rasashastra & Bhaishajya kalpana presented a paper on “Evaluation of Antipyretic Effect of Hinguleshwara rasa” at Mahoushadhi - 2019, National Seminar and Workshop on New dosage forms in classical formulations, organized by Faculty of Ayurveda, Parul Institute of Ayurveda and Research, Gujarat on 5th & 6th July 2019.

2. INSTITUTIONAL NEWS

a. SEMINAR National Level Seminar–“JYOTISHMATI”

Department of Dravyaguna had organized National level Seminar “JYOTISHMATI-2019” on

2nd July 2019. The Chief guest Dr. Anand Kirishal Executive Committee Member CCIM New Delhi and Senate Member RGUHS Bangalore inaugurated the function and Guest of Honor was Dr. T. H. Biradar Publicity Officer BLDE Association, Vijayapur.

Three eminent speakers from Dravyaguna fraternity were invited as Resource person.

1. Dr. Gururaj Kulkarni Professor & Head Dept. of Dravyaguna, BVVS Ayurveda Medical College, Bagalkot delivered lecture on “Relevance of Therapeutic Utility of Eka Moolika Prayoga in Current Scenario”.

2. Dr. Prakash L. Hegde Professor & Head Dept. of Dravyaguna, SDM college of Ayurveda, Hassan delivered lecture on “Basic principles of Dravyaguna – A Clinical approach”.

3. Dr. Ravi Rao Professor Dept. of Dravyaguna Alva’s Ayurveda Medical College, Moodbidri delivered lecture on “A critical review on substitutes and adulterants of herbal drugs”.

b. GUEST LECTURES

i) Conducted by Departments

1. Dept. of Samhita and Siddhanta was organized series of lectures on 9th and 10th July. Dr Sanjay M. Kadlimatti Principal and Professor Dept. of Kayachikisa delivered lectures on “Adhyayana Vidhi of Charak Uttarardha” and “Utility of Tantrayukti in decision making” for 1st and 2nd year BAMS students, PG Scholars and Internees.

2. A Guest Lecture was organized by Dept. of Kayachikitsa for 4th year students, PG scholars and internees on 12th Sept 2019. Guest speaker Dr. Prasan V. Joshi Reader Dept. of Kayachikitsa Shri Vijayamahantesh Ayurvedic Medical College Ilkal delivered lecture on “Management of Psoriasis in Ayurveda with special reference to Ekakustha.

3. A Guest lecture was organized by the Dept. of Panchakarma for 4th year students, PG scholars and Internees on 23rd Sept 2019. Guest speaker Dr. Rajshekhar V. Sanapeti Asso. Professor Dept. of Panchakarma KLE Shri B.M.K Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya Belagavi addressed on the topic “An Ayurvdic view on Cardiovascular disease”.

ii. Faculties invited as Resource / Chair person 1. Dr. Rajkumar Wali Asst. Professor of Prasooti

tantra & streeroga vignana Dept. invited as Resource person at National level Seminar and Workshop Dalhana -2019 at SVM Ayurveda Medical college Ilkal.

2. On the eve of Doctors day Dr. Uma A. Patil Asso. Professor Dept. of Kayachikitsa invited as Resource person at Sanganabasava Shishuniketan School Vijayapur on 1st July 2019 gave lecture on “Menstrual Hygiene” for 5th and 6th Std. students.

3. Dr. Pramod C. Baragi Professor and Head Dept. of Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana invited as Chair person for Scientific Sessions of Mahoushadhi - 2019 National level Seminar and Workshop on New Dosage Forms on 5th July

2019 at Parul Institute of Ayurveda and Research Vadodara, Gujarat.

4. Dr. Pramod C. Baragi Professor and Head Dept. of Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana invited as Resource person at Research Club Meet, organized by Dept. of Physiology BLDE Deemed to be University’s Shri B. M. Patil Medical College Vijayapur on 27th Sept 2019, delivered lecture on “Significance of Interdisciplinary Research between Western and Indian System of Medicine” .

c. Medical Camps:

i. Free Medical camps:

1. 6 days Free Medical Camp on the disease Padadari (Crack heels) was organized by the Dept. of Shalyatantra from 15th to 20th July 2019. Total 28 patients of Padadari treated with a specific Ayurveda treatment Siravyadhana.

2. On the eve of Gurupoornima, Free Medical camp was organized at Jnana Yogashrama Vijayapur on 16th July 2019. More than 300 devotees treated with free ayurvedic medicines.

3. Paying tribute on the occasion of death

anniversary of Late Shri. B. M. Patil Former President of BLDE Association Vijayapur, Free medical camp for general ailments was organized by the Dept of Kayachikitsa from 22nd

to 27th July 2019.

4. 6 days Free medical camp on Chittodvega (General Anxiety Disorder) was organized by the Dept. of Kayachikitsa from 5th to 10th Aug 2019.

5. 5 days Free medical camp on Avabahuka (Frozen shoulder) was organized by the Dept. of Kayachikitsa from 13th to 17th Aug 2019.

6. 6 days Free medical camp on Anidra (Insomnia) was organized by the Dept. of Kayachikitsa from 19th to 24h Aug 2019.

7. Free medical camp on the diseases Anidra, Chittodvega and Avabahuka was organized by the Dept. of Kayachikitsa from 23rd to 25th Sept 2019. More than 55 patients were benefited.

ii. APD Training programme

Face to Face Early Intervention for CBR workers (Phase - 2) – A Typical condition Management APD Training programme was organized by APD Center at BLDEA’S AVS Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya Hospital on 23rd Sept 2019. Dr. Vijayalaxmi Benakatti Asso. Professor and Head Dept. of Kaumarabrutya inaugurated the training programme, Dr Javeed Bagayat Asst. Professor Dept. of Kaumarabrutya was present.

d. SWARNAPRASHANA CAMP:

On every Pushyanakshatra the Dept. of Kaumarabhrutya conducted Swarnaprashan Camps at College Hospital Vijayapur and Shri B. M. Patil Preprimary and Primary school Jalanagar and also in Parivarthana School Vijayapur from July to Sept 2019. A total number of 724 children were received Swarna Bindu Prashan.

e. PLANTATION

The Dept. of Dravyaguna Planted Parnayavani, Zandu, Bhringaraja, Lakshmana phala, verities of Sariva, Patha and Khadira at our herbal garden.

f. ACTIVITIES FOR THE STUDENTS

i. Field Visits:

1. Visit to Milk Pasteurization Centre –

The third year B.A.M.S students visited K.M.F center of Vijayapur and Bagalkot Union situated at Bhutnal village Vijaypur on 12th July 2019. Mr. Tukaram staff of K.M.F centre explained and demonstrated the Milk Pasteurization methods. Dr. S. S Patil Asso. Professor and Head Dept of Swasthavritta coordinated the visit.

2. Visit to Water Purification Centre-

The third B.A.M.S students visited Water Purification Centre situated at Bhutnal village Vijaypur on 12th July 2019. The staff of water purification centre Mr. Raju explained and demonstrated water purification methods. Dr. S. S Patil Asso. Professor and Head Dept of Swasthavritta coordinated the visit.

3. Visit to Pathology Dept and Blood Bank

The 2nd year BAMS students visited Pathology Dept. and Blood Bank of BLDE Deemed to be University’s Shri B. M. Patil Medical college, Hospital and Research center Vijayapur on 23rd July 2019. Dr Sneha Javalkar demonstrated the preparation of histopathological slides and specimens. Dr. S. M. Biradar Asso. Professor and Head Dept. of Roganidan coordinated the visit.

4. Visit to Yoga and Naturopathy Centre –

The 3rd year B.A.M.S students visited Yoga and Naturopathy Centre of District Hospital Vijayapur on 30th and 31st July 2019. Dr. Mahesh Navadagi Physician of Yoga and Naturopathy Centre explained and demonstrated various methods of Naturopathy procedures conducting at the centre. Staff of Swasthavritta Dept. Dr. S. S Patil Asso. Professor and Head, Dr. Praveen Toravi Asst. Professor coordinated the visit.

ii. Students Participation in Various Competitions

1. Yogasana competitionThe 3rd year BAMS students of our college

have taken active participation in RGUHS Single Zone Yoga Competition held at DGM Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya Gadag on 26th July 2019.Team Coordinator: Dr. S. S. Patil

Dr. K. A. Patil Sports Coordinator: Dr . Sachin BagaliPhysical Director: Mr. S. K. Patil

2. Table Tennis competition

Our college students Mr. Prajjwal, Mr Prakash, Mr Pavaman Joshi have taken active participation in RGUHS Table Tennis Competition held at Shri Jagadguru Gavisiddeshwar Ayurvedic Medical College Koppal on 9th Aug 2019.Sports Coordinator: Dr. Sachin BagaliPhysical Director: Mr. S. K. Patil

3. Cultural CompetitionOn the occasion of 73rd Independence Day,

competitions on Speech, Singing and Painting were organized on 14th Aug 2019.

Winners of Speech competition:1. Miss. Muskan Bagwan 3rd year.2. Miss. Kamalakshi Patil 3rd year.

Winners of Painting competition:1. Mr. Praveenkumar Mudol 1st year.2. Mr. Prajwal Kune, 2nd year.

Winners of Singing competition:1. Miss. Anita Bhajantri 2nd year.2. Mr. Abhishek Patil 3rd year.

4. Volley Ball competitionOur college students have taken active

participation in RGUHS Single Zone Men’s Volley Ball Tournament held at Al- Ameen Medical College, Vijayapur on 20th Aug 2019.Sports Coordinator: Dr. Sachin BagaliPhysical Director: Mr. S. K. Patil

5. Quiz CompetitionOur college students were actively

participated in “Karnataka Cluster No 7 of Himalaya Ayurwhiz4 Quiz Competition” organized by Himalaya Drug Company, held at BLDEA’s AVS Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya Vijayapur on 29th Aug 2019.

Organizer: Dr. Mohommed Usman, Manager Scientific Services, Himalaya Drug Company Bangalore.

Coordinator: Dr. Sachin S Bagali, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Samhita and SiddhantaJudges: Dr. Yashwanth Naik, Asso. Professor Dept. of Kayachikitsa. Dr. Manoj Shinde, Regional Manager,

Himalaya Drug Company Bangalore.Winners:

4th year students of our college Miss Aishwaryara C. H and Miss Bibi Ayesha R Arjunagi selected for the State level ayurwhiz competition.

6. Kabaddi tournament (Men’s)

Our college students took active participation in RGUHS Inter Zone Kabaddi Tournament held at Hassan Institute of Medical Science, Hassan on 25th Sept. 2019.

Sports Coordinator: Dr. Sachin BagaliPhysical Director: Mr. S. K. Patil

7. Kabaddi selection trails (Women’s)Our college students took active

participation in RGUHS Inter Zone Women’s Kabaddi Selection Trials held at Hassan Institute of Medical Science, Hassan on 26th Sept 2019. In the selection trails our 2 students Miss. Shilpa Loni and Miss Rekha T. K. selected for South Zone Inter University Kabaddi (women’s) Tournament 2019-20. Sports Coordinator: Dr. Sachin BagaliPhysical Director: Mr. S. K. Patil

iii. TED Talks

An Audio Visual TED Talk was conducted on the topic “How to Study Effectively for School or College [Top 6 Science-Based Study Skills]” for 4th Prof. BAMS students on 26th Aug 2019.

3. GLORY1. Internees of our college Dr. Sangeeta & Dr. Soumya won the 1st prize in Poster Presentation competition held at National Level Seminar – “JYOTISHMATI- 2019” on 2nd July 2019.

2. Dr Sanjay M. Kadlimatti Principal and professor, Department of Kayachikitsa was invited as Guest of Honor in an orientation programme for fresher’s at BLDEA’s SSM College of Pharmacy and Research centre, Vijayapur on 31st Aug 2019.

3. Our institution hosted Kalaburgi Zone Kabaddi competition organized by Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Karnataka Bangalore on 6th Sept 2019. Total 14 teams of RGUHS affiliated Kalaburgi Zonal colleges were participated and our college team won the trophy. Sports Coordinator: Dr. Darshan N. Dhari & Dr. Sachin BagaliPhysical Director: Mr. S. K. Patil

4. Our institution hosted Kalaburgi Zone Cricket Tournament organized by Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences Karnataka Bangalore from 15th to 21st Sept 2019. Total 22 teams of RGUHS affiliated Kalaburgi Zone colleges were participated and our college team won the trophy.

Sports Coordinator: Dr Darshan N. Dhari & Dr Sachin Bagali

Physical Director: Mr. S. K. Patil

5. In sports competition of RGUHS Inter Zone Women’s Kabaddi Selection Trials held at Hassan Institute of Medical Science Hassan, 2 students of our college Miss. Shilpa Loni and Miss Rekha T. K. selected for South Zone Inter University Kabaddi (women’s) Tournament 2019-20.

5. The 4th year students of our college Miss Aishwaryara C. H and Miss Bibi Ayesha R Arjunagi selected for the state level ayurwhiz competition.

4. OBSERVATIONS OF IMPORTANT DAYS

a. World Hepatitis Day Celebration

On the eve of World Hepatitis Day 2019, Screening of HbsAg and Vaccination camp was organized by the Dept. of Roganidana from 29th to 31st July 2019. About 50 persons subjected for HbsAg investigation and 25 persons vaccinated.

b. Shravana masa

On the auspicious first day of Shravana Masa the inauguration of “Shivapanchayatana vana” was held on 2nd Aug. 2019 at college campus. Shri Sunilgouda Patil MLC Govt of Karnatak and Director BLDEA’s AVS Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Vijayapur inaugurated and planted the sacred medicinal plants Ashwatha, Bilva, Arka, Ashoka and Durva.

c. Independence Day Celebration

Celebrated 73rd Independence day at college premises. Principal Dr Sanjay Kadlimatti hoisted the Nation Flag. All the teaching, non teaching staff members and students were present. Physical Director Mr. Desai coordinated the function.

d. Teacher’s Day Celebration. The 4th year BAMS students were organized

Teacher’s day celebration at college on 5th Sept. 2019. All the teachers were felicitated by the students. On this occasion competitions for teachers were held. Winners received the prizes.

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