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Evaluative Report of Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya

1. Name of the Department

Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya

2. Year of establishment

1946

3. Is the Department part of a School/Faculty of the university?

Constituent College of Gujarat Ayurved University.

4. Names of programmes offered (UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters;

Integrated Ph.D., D.Sc. D.Litt., etc.)

U.G- -Ayurvedcharaya (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) 5. Interdisciplinary programmes and departments involved.

Total 14 departments with 35 well qualified teachers and 2 hospital physicians supports the teaching programs of this college. Principal is the academic and administrative head of this college. Departments as mentioned below : 1. Sanskrita, Samhita and Siddhant Department 2. Sharir Rachana Department 3. Sharir Kriya Department 4. Dravyaguna Department 5. Rasa Shastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana Department 6. Swasthavritta & Yoga Department 7. Rogavijnan-Vikriti Vijnan Department 8. Kayachikitsa Department 9. Shalyatantra Department 10. Shalakyatantra Department 11. Agadtantra - Vyavahar Ayurved Evam Vidhi Vaideyak Department 12. Stri-Roga & Prasutitantra Department 13. Kaumarbhritya Department 14. Panchkarma Department


6. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. Certificate courses with collaboration with University School for continuing Education in Ayurved. Details are mentioned below:-

Courses in Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya with Collaboration with USCE,

G.A.U, Jamnagar

Sr. No. Courses Name

1 Certificate Course in Ksharasutra- Basic and Advance

2 Certificate Course in Panchkarma- - Basic and Advance

3 Certificate Course in Ayurved Dentistry- - Basic and Advance

4 Certificate Course in Nadisutra- - Basic and Advance

5 Sanskrit Workshop Prabhashnam

6 Certificate course in Gruh Ayurved

7. Details of programmes discontinued, if any, with reasons

None

8. Examination System: Annual/Semester/Trimester/Choice Based Credit

System Annual

9. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments

Post graduate and Ph.D courses in IPGT &RA. Certificate courses in Panchkarma, Kshara Sutra, Nadi Sutra, Ayurved

Dentistry, Gruh Ayurved by USCE. Certificate and Diploma courses in Yoga and Naturopathy by MPIYNER. Post graduate Diploma courses Yoga and Naturopathy by MPIYNER.

10. Number of teaching posts sanctioned, filled and actual (Professors/Associate

Professors/Asst. Professors/others)

Sr. No

Posts Sanctioned Filled Actual (including

CAS & MPS)

1. Professors 01 00 ---

2. Associate Professors/Reader

15 10 ---

3. Assistant Professor/Lecturer

23 16 ---


11. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, area of specialization,

experience and research under guidance:

Sr. No

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years of

Experience

1. Dr.C.H.Babaria M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

HOD & Professor

Basic Principles 31 Years

2. Dr.Suhag D Raval

M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

Reader Basic Principles 18 Years

3. Dr. Nisha V Parmar

M.D. (Ayu.) Lecturer Basic Principles 04 Years 5 Months

4. Ms. Bhgyalaxmi N. Pandya

M.A. (Sanskrit)

Reader Sanskrit 5 Years 1 month

5. Dr. Arpan A Bhatt

M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

HOD & Reader


6. Dr.Dyuti Pandya

M.D. (Ayu), Ph.D

Lecturer Kayachikitsa 1 Year

7. Dr. Bhadouria Kalpna Raje

M.D. (Ayu.) HOD & Reader

Sharir Rachana 15 Years 5 Months

8. Dr. Abhay Ramling Nalawade

M.D (Ayu) Lecturer

Sharir Rachana 1 Year

9. Dr.Shirish R Mehta

M.D. (Ayu.) HOD & Professor


10. Dr. Archana Pithadia

M.D. (Ayu.) Lecturer Sharir Kriya 1 Year 1 month

11. Dr. Samata Virendrasingh Tomar


Agad Tantra 6 Years

12. Dr. Aruna C Solanki

M.D. (Ayu.) Reader Kayachikitsa 34 Years

13. Dr. Sushant Sud

M.D. (Ayu.) Lecturer Rasa Shastra 4 Years 1 month

14. Dr. Raju Thomas

M.D. (Ayu.) Professor Rasa Shastra-Bhaishajya Kalpana

13 Years

15. Dr. Neky J Mehta

M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

I/C HOD &Reader

Rasa Shastra-Bhaishajya Kalpana

7 Years 5 months

16. Dr. Varsha R Solanki

M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

HOD & Reader

Dravyaguna 17 Years 7 months

17. Dr. Deepa K.K. M.D. (Ayu.) Lecturer Dravyaguna 3 Years 5 months


18. Dr. Neha Pandya

M.D. (Ayu.), Ph.D

HOD & Reader

Stri Roga & Prasuti Tantra

16 Years

19. Dr. Hetal P. Baria

M.S. (Ayu.) Lecturer Stri Roga & Prasuti Tantra

2 Years 3 months

20. Dr. Mukta Makani

M.D. (Ayu.) Reader Kaumarbhritya 30 years

21. Dr. Suhas Adubhai Chaudhary

M.D. (Ayu.) I/C HOD and Lecturer

Kaumarbhritya 1 Year 1 month

22. Dr. Pashmina Bipinchandra Joshi

M.S. (Ayu.) HOD &Reader

Shalya Tantra 11 Years 6 months

23. Dr. Joyal Patel M.S. (Ayu.) Lecturer Shalya Tantra 2 Years 3 months

24. Dr.Rajshree S Unadkat

M.S. (Ayu.) HOD &Reader

Shalakya Tantra 8 Years 10 Months

25. Dr. Achyuta G. Atara

M.S. (Ayu.) Lecturer Shalakya Tantra 1 Year 1 month

26. Dr.P.S.N.Bhatt M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

Professor Kayachikitsa 34 Years

27. Dr. Hetal D Vyas


Kayachikitsa 5 Years 7 months

28. Dr. Khyati S Sud

M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

Lecturer Manas Roga Evum Mano Vignan

4 Years 1 month

29. Dr. Megha G Pandya

M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

Lecturer Manas Roga Evum Mano Vignan

4 Years 1 month

30. Dr. Hitesh Jani BSAM Lecturer Panchkarma 33 Years

31. Dr. Neha Girishkumar Tank

M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

HOD & Reader

Panchkarma 9 Years 7 months

32. Dr. Rita V. Khagram

M.D. (Ayu.) Ph.D

Lecturer Panchkarma 4 Years 9 months

33. Dr. A.S. Parmar


Roga Vigyana 17 Years 7 months

34. Dr.Chinmayi C Shah

M.D. (Ayu.) Lecturer Roga Vigyana 5 Years 7 months


12. List of senior Visiting Fellows, adjunct faculty, emeritus professors

List of visiting lecturer for the international students in Shri Gulabkunverba

Ayurved Mahavidyalaya from July – 2006 To Sept – 2013

Sr. Name Subject

1 Dr.D.V.Gohil Anatomy

2 Dr.D.L.Chhatrala Anatomy

3 Dr. Mina Patel Anatomy

4 Dr.R.D.Jani Physiology

5 Dr. Dharti Kubavat Anatomy

6 Ms. Bhagyalaxmi Pandya Sanskrit

7 Dr. Chirag Savaliya Physiology

8 Dr.R.S.Trivedi Physiology

9 Dr.S.H.Acharya Panchakarma

10 Dr.J.R.Joshi Roga Vignana

11 Dr. Joyal Patel Shalya Tantra

MODERN MEDICAL STAFF IN GULABKUNVERBA CHIKITSALAYA

1 Dr. Santwani Manohar A. Medical Specialist

2 Dr. Virani Rajendra S. Surgical Specialist

3 Dr.Kanjariya Hiren Ratilal Gynaecologist

4 Dr.Joshi Jayesh Ratilal Pathologist

5 Dr. Makwana Kalpesh S. Paediatrician

6 Dr. Dave Darshanbhai Dalpatram Radiologist

7 Dr. Vekariya Atul M. Ophthalmologist

8 Dr. Sanghani Paresh V. Dentist

9 Dr.Mamtora Rajesh Maheshkumar Anaesthesiologist

10 Dr. Maheta J P. Anaesthesiologist

11 Dr. Maheta Mahendra Manshukhlal Anaesthesiologist

13. Percentage of classes taken by temporary faculty – programme-wise information

Mr. Dharit Joshi (Yoga Instructor) - Dept of Swastha Vritta: Joined Last Year in Dec-2014.


14. Programme-wise Student Teacher Ratio 60 students- 30 staff (2:1)

15. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff:

sanctioned, filled and actual

Technical staffs and administrative staff are shared resources of the institution.

Details are mentioned below:

Non Teaching Staff in College:

Sr. Name Nature of Appointment

Department Designation

1 Mr. Chaudhari Babulal Chhaganlal

Regular College Office Office Supdt

2 Mr. Jethwa Dharmendrasinh Chetansinh

Contractual College Office Office Supdt

3 Mr. Bilwal Pratap Manilal Regular College Office Sr. Clerk

4 Mr. Trivdi Dilip Vinodrai Regular College Office Jr. Clerk

5 Mr. Langadhoja Ramesh Thakersibhai

Regular College Office Jr. Clerk

6 Mr. Jadeja Harshdipsinh B. Outsourcing College Office Jr. Clerk

7 Mr. Boda Hiren A. Outsourcing College Office Jr. Clerk

8 Ms. Jigisha Pancholi Contractual Rachana Sharir Lab. Technician

9 Mrs. Rupal Shukla Outsourcing Kriya Sharir Lab. Technician

10 Ms. Ladani Shruti Outsourcing Dravyaguna Lab. Technician

11 Mr. Raval Parth Outsourcing RS & BK Lab. Technician

12 Ms. Sakhiya Shital Jentibhai Outsourcing RS & BK Lab. Asst.

13 Mr. Chavda Hitesh Polabhai Regular College Office Pharmacy Worker

14 Mr. Dadubha chauhan Umedsinh

Regular College Office Pharmacy worker

15 Mr. Majothi Hanif Aleemad Regular Dravyaguna Museum Keeper

16 Mr. Khureshi Hasan Suleman Regular Sharir Kriya Museum Keeper

17 Mr. Chauhan Kirit Deshalbhai Regular Swasthvrutta Attendant

18 Mr. Dhamecha Chandrakant Regular Swasthvrutta Museum


Mulajibhai Keeper

19 Mr. Parmar Parsotam Arjan Regular Rachana Sharir Museum Keeper

20 Mr. Meghnathi Mukesh Dalsuthgar

Regular College Office Ward Attend

21 Mr. Trivedi Sachin Chhelshankar

Contractual College Office Attendant

22 Mr. Padhariya Arvind Bhikhabhai

Regular College Office Peon

23 Mr. Khankhara Mamtaben Umeshbhai

Regular Panchakarma Attendant

24 Mr. Rathod Harish Out sourcing Stri Roga Attendant

25 Mr. Gohil Dharmendra Out sourcing Shalya Tantra Attendant

26 Mr. Parmar Ravi Babubhai Out sourcing Shalakya Tantra

Attendant

26 Mr. Jadeja Hardipsinh Out sourcing Agad Tantra Museum Keeper

27 Mr. Zala Shaktisinh Out sourcing Agad Tantra Attendant

28 Mr. Rathod Chirag Out sourcing Rachana Sharir Lifter

29 Mr. Raval Milan Out sourcing Kaumarbhritya Attendant

30 Mr. Jadeja Dushyantsinh Out sourcing Samhita & Sidhant

Attendant

31 Mrs. Parmar Ramaben Jivraj Regular College Office Sweeper

32 Mrs. Mehta Neeta Out sourcing Kayachikitsa Attendant

33 Mr. Manu Raghu Regular Rachana Sharir Sweeper

34 Mr. Solakni Bahecharbhai Devabhai

Contractual Librarian Library

35 Ms. Boda Trupati Ramniklal Contractual Library Attendant

Library

36 Mr. Sonagra Dipak Bhanjibhai Regular Herbal Garden Gardner

37 Mr. Zala Mahavirsinh Chandubhai

Regular Herbal Garden Gardner

38 Mr. Junethi Kasan Valimahamad

Out Sourcing Herbal Garden Multipurpose worker

39 Mr. Kanjaria Chamanbhai Dayabhai

Out Sourcing Herbal Garden Multipurpose worker

40 Mr. Pitahdia Jayendra Praghajibhai

Out Sourcing Roga Vignana Lab. Technician


Shri Gulabkunverba Hospital Staff:

S.No. Name of Employee Nature of Appointment

Designation

1 Khunt Chandresh Ukabhai Regular Deputy Supt.

2 Mehta Charmi Sureshkumar Regular R.M.O.

3 Mehta Dineshchandra Pranjivan Regular Clinical Registrar

4 Pala Harkant G Out Sourcing X Ray Technician

5 Dr. Parmar Krishna M. Contractual E.M.O.

6 Dr. Panara Chirag Magnalal Contractual E.M.O.

7 Dr. Patel Kaushal D Contractual M.O. (K.C.)

8 Dr. Mehta Mukesh Jayantilal Contractual M.O. (K.C.)

9 Dr. Vadher Rajshree K. Contractual M.O. (K.C.)

10 Dr.Kansagra Dennis Parsottambhai

Contractual R.S.O. (Shalya)

11 Dr. Vichhi Shruti Contractual R.S.O. (Shalya)

12 Dr. Dhami Dipisha B. Contractual R.S.O. (Shalya)

13 Dr. Tahera Mudash R. Contractual M.O. (SRPT)

14 Dr. Radadiya Nimisha Kantilal Contractual M.O. (SRPT)

15 Baria Vinodkumar Dhuljibhai Regular Head Clerk/Office Staff

16 Barai Sanjay Hasmukhray Regular Store Keeper/foremen

17 Tanna Rajesh Amrutlal Contractual Jr.Clerk/ Office Staff

18 Boda Trupti Ramniklal Out Sourcing Case Writer/ Office Staff

19 Pandya Narayan Tansukhbhai Regular Compounder/Phar.sc

20 Chauhan Vishwajit Pratapbhai Regular Compounder/Phar.sc

21 Bagthariya Ashaben Vinodbhai Regular Compounder/Phar.sc

22 Patel Dipika Sumanbhai Regular Compounder/Phar.sc

23 Vakil Arpit Harshadray Regular Compounder/Phar.sc

24 Chudasama Mahipatsinh Ramsinh

Regular Lab.Tech.

25 Jadeja Shailendra Kiritsinh Regular Lab.Tech.

26 Tank Harshidaben Rajesndrabhai

Regular Massure/Pk Asst.

27 Mishra Indrakant Shivnarayan Regular Massure/Pk Asst.


28 Sarda Rashmin Devendra Regular Massure/Pk Asst.

29 Chauhan Vidhi Pravinbhai Regular Massure/Pk Asst.

30 Trivedi Birju Dipakbhai Out Sourcing Massure/Pk Asst.

31 Jethwa Monaben Rajendrabhai Out Sourcing Massure/Pk Asst.

32 Kumbharana Truptiben Nareshbhai

Out Sourcing Massure/Pk Asst.

33 Chauhan Varshaben Balwantbhai

Contractual Massure/Pk Asst.

34 Patel Savitaben Makanbhai Out Sourcing Matron

35 Zala Gulabba Out Sourcing Asst. Matron

36 Trivedi Naynaben Ajaybhai Regular Asst. Matron

37 Patel Jagrutiben Jayeshbhai Regular Staff Nurse

38 Parmar Nitaben Bhailalbhai Regular Staff Nurse

39 Ravaliya Anilaben Jagdishbhai Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

40 Boda Geeta Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

41 Nandha Kinjal Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

42 Jainam Ibrahim Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

43 Prasad Sangeetaben Shrinandanbhai

Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

44 Chauhan Madhavi Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

45 Guchla Hemangi Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

46 Solanki Pooja Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

47 Thaker Kokila R. Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

48 Gohil Jasvantiben Valjibhai Out Sourcing Staff Nurse

49 Ramanandi Falguni Bhupatbhai Regular Midwife

50 Vaniya Dhirubhai Mohanbhai Regular Cook

51 Vishwakarma Shivraj Ramadhar Regular Kitchen Servant

52 Barad Ushaben Rashiklal Regular Kitchen Servant

53 Padhi Gopalkrushna Brindavan Regular Peon

54 Kanjariya Ashok Out Sourcing Dresser

55 Chauhan Bhagyeshree Out Sourcing Dresser

56 Parmar Maganbhai Jamnadas Regular Peon


57 Purabiya Laxmanbhai Bhanjibhai

Regular Peon

58 Bhatti Hemraj Khetaji Regular Ward Attendant

59 Hun Renabhai Boghabhai Regular Ward Attendant

60 Rathod Dharmendrasinh Jivaji Regular Ward Attendant

61 Chauhan Nitin Pramjibhai Regular Ward Attendant

62 Solanki Mahesh Bhikhubhai Regular Ward Attendant

63 Rajput Ravindra S. Regular Ward Attendant

64 Bhadra Jayesh Keshaji Regular Ward Ayah

65 Jethwa Chandrikaben Laljibhai Regular Water Maid

66 Gosai Ushaben Devpuri Regular Water Maid

67 Dhankesha Nirmalaben Arjanbhai

Regular Sweeper

68 Ladher Ratilal Govinbhai Regular Sweeper

69 Gohil Hansaben Mavjibhai Regular Sweeper

70 Alikha Rohiniben Mahendrabhai

Regular Sweeper

71 Jogiya Kantaben Ashokbhai Regular Sweeper

72 Mehta Sashibhai Regular Sweeper

73 Vaghela Damji Jadavbhai Out sourcing Sweeper

74 Solanki Manishaben Chandreshbhai

Out sourcing OT Attend.

75 Vaghela Kamlesh Out sourcing O.T. Atted.

76 Pithadiya Priti Sanjaybhai Out sourcing Sweeper

77 Nimavat Amulaben Narendrabhai

Daily Wage Kitchen Ayah

78 Chauhan Hitendrasinh Hematsinh

Out sourcing Data entry Operator

79 Boricha Aakash H. Out sourcing Dark Room Atted.

80 Dr. Mahashwari J. Out sourcing Physiotherapist


16. Research thrust areas as recognized by major funding agencies 1. Yoga and Yoga Therapies- Dept of Swastha Vritta 2. Panchkarma Therapies- Dept of Panchakarma

17. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) national b) international

funding agencies and c) Total grants received. Give the names of the funding

agencies, project title and grants received project-wise.

Research Projects

Major Projects.

Sr. No.

Name of the Project

Starting Date

Ending Date

Amount (Rs.)

Funding Agency

Responsibility

1.

Advanced Centre for Yoga

Education and Research

Dec. 2008

Mar. 2012

1,12,854/- MDNIY,

New Delhi

Dr. A.A.Bhatt Programme

Director

Minor Projects.

1.

The Role of Yoga Therapy in the management of

Osteo Arthritis of the Knee

(Janusandhivata) in Geratric Care

July 2010 Mar. 2012

4,50,000/- MDNIY,

New Delhi

Dr. A.A.Bhatt Principal

Investigator

2.

The Role of Yoga Therapy in the management of

Bronchial Asthma (Tamak Shwasa)

July 2010 Mar. 2012

4,75,000/- MDNIY,

New Delhi

Dr. A.A.Bhatt Principal

Investigator

18. Inter-institutional collaborative projects and associated grants received

a) National collaboration b) International collaboration

1. Advance Centre for Yoga Education and Research, in the Dept of Swastha Vritta, Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Gujarat Ayurved University in collaboration and funded by MORARJI DESAI NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF YOGA, New Delhi (An autonomous organization under Deptt. of AYUSH, Ministry of Health & F. W., Govt. of India).

2. Different Courses and projects are taken up by Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya with Collaboration with University School of Continuing Education in Ayurved, G.A.U, Jamnagar.


3. Applied for Research Centre to Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar in 2015 in

3 Departments viz, Swastha Vritta, Samhita & Siddhant and Dravya Guna of Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya.

19. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC-SAP/CAS, DPE; DBT,

ICSSR, AICTE, etc.; total grants received.

Advance Centre for Yoga Education and Research, in the Dept of Swastha Vritta, Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Gujarat Ayurved University in collaboration and funded by MORARJI DESAI NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF YOGA, New Delhi (An autonomous organization under Dept. of AYUSH, Ministry of Health & F. W., Govt. of India).

20. Research facility / centre with

o state recognition -o national recognition – o international recognition – 1. ACYER- Mar‟2012 with MDNIY, New Delhi (An autonomous organization

under Dept. of AYUSH, Ministry of Health & F. W., Govt. of India).

2. The Role of Yoga Therapy in the management of O.A of the Knee (Janusandhivata) in Geriatric Care- Mar‟2012 with MDNIY, New Delhi (An autonomous organization under Dept. of AYUSH, Ministry of Health & F. W., Govt. of India).

3. The Role of Yoga therapy in the management of Bronchial Asthma (Tamak Shwasa)- Mar‟2012 with MDNIY, New Delhi (An autonomous organization under Dept. of AYUSH, Ministry of Health & F. W., Govt. of India).

4. International Centre for Ayurvedic Studies with Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar.

21. Special research laboratories sponsored by / created by industry or

corporate bodies

Places/Locations are given for the below mentioned departments in the

campus of Shri gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya.

1. Marine Bio resource Centre (MBRC) Under the Aegis of Gujarat State

Biotechnology Mission, DST, Govt. Of Gujarat, To Promote Research in

the Field of Marine Biotechnology For Sustainable Utilization Of Marine

Bio resources of the State.


2. Pharmacology Department of Institute of Post Graduate Teaching &

Research In Ayurved, Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar

22. Publications:

∗ Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international)

∗ Monographs

∗ Chapters in Books

∗ Edited Books

∗ Books with ISBN with details of publishers

∗ Number listed in International Database (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus,

Humanities International Complete, Dare Database - International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.)

∗ Citation Index – range / average

∗ SNIP

∗ SJR

∗ Impact Factor – range / average

∗ h-index

A. Dept of Samhita and Siddhanta

Sr. No Title Journal Vol, Issue, Page no.

Dr.C.H.Babaria

1 International Functional Overview of the formulations used for external applications in Tvak Vikaras (skin Disorders),

Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicine

Mar-April-2014.

2 Geographical Influences on Manifestation of skin Disease

International Journal of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicine

Vol 2, Isse 6 (2014), eISSN 2348-0173.

Dr. Nisha Parmar

1 Critical study of Jara )aging) and its management

AYU Journal, Vol 33, (April-June 2012)

Issue 2, Page 264-269.

2 Pre clinical and clinical evaluation of Anti epileptic Activity of Panchagavyaghrita

6th WAC (Abstract no. 1534),

Issue on 6-9 Nov 2014, New Delhi, 6.


Dr. Suhag Raval

1 Concept of Agni special reference to Dipan & Pachan

AYU Journal.

2 Dermoto Aesthetics AYU Journal Ms. Bhagyalaxmi Pandya

1 Nighantu Ka Vikas Karma Recent Thought, 05 July Part-1, Sr. No. 10.

2 Vedang Sahitya Mein Panini Recent Thought 02 June, Part-2, Sr. No. 36.

B. Dept of Sharira Rachana Nil

C. Dept of Sharira Kriya


Dr.Archana Pithadiya

1 To study relation between rakta sara & pitta prakriti

Pharma science monitor

6, 4, 21-32

2. Prakriti parikshana & its importance in maintaining swasthya


6, 4, 140-148

3. Hridyaarnava rasa- a modern review


6, 4, 39-49

4. A review of dhatu sarata Ijapc 4, 1, 201

5. Modern life style- a threat for infertility

Flora journal 3, 5, 47-51

D. Dept of Swastha Vritta


Dr. Arpan Bhatt

1 Diabetes Mellitus & its Yogic Management (Page no. 73-75)

National Workshop on Introducing Yoga in Medical Curriculum

19-20 March 2009

2 Effectiveness of various Yogic procedures on degenerative joint diseases in Geriatric population (Page no. 58-62)

National Seminar cum Workshop on Role of Yoga in Geriatric Care w.s.r. to Osteo Arthritis

28-29 March 2010

3 Certain Yogic Procedures for Geriatric care w.s.r. to essential hypertension

National Seminar cum Workshop on Role of Yoga in

28-29 March 2010


(Page no. 71-76) Geriatric Care w.s.r. to Osteo Arthritis

4 An evaluation of effectivity of certain Yogic treatment on Geriatric care w.s.r. to Tamaka shwasa i.e. Bronchial Asthma (Page no. 82-84)


28-29 March 2010

5 Effect of dharana in the management of lumbar spondylosis (Page no. 93-98)


28-29 March 2010

6

Depression – An Ayurvedic Outlook (Page no. 35-40)

Seminar on Yoga and Depression Theme: Neuroplasticity and Neuroimmunology Mechanisms

26 September 2010

7 Effectiveness of various Yogic practices on Asthma (Page no. 51-56)

Golden Jubilee National Seminar cum Workshop on Role of Yoga in Respiratory Tract Disorders w.s.r. to Bronchial Asthma

20-21 January 2011

8 Effect of Bhramari Pranayama on Respiratory Tract (Page no.57-60)


20-21 January 2011

9 Effect of Aumkara on Respiratory System (Page no.66-69)


20-21 January 2011

10 Effect of Bhasrika Pranayama on Healthy Volunteers (Page no.73-76)

Golden Jubilee National Seminar cum Workshop on

20-21 January 2011


Role of Yoga in Respiratory Tract Disorders w.s.r. to Bronchial Asthma

11 Effect of Anuloma - Viloma on Respiratory System (Page no.83-87)


20-21 January 2011

12 Effect of Sitkari Pranayama Respiratory System (Page no.93-96)


20-21 January 2011

13 Diet – an ayurvedic concept (Page no. 180-182)

National Yoga Week theme: Yoga for Wellness

12-18 February 2011

14 Music – A palatable Therapeutic intervention

4th National Seminar on Music Therapy

8 January 2012

15 Yoga & holistic personality National Yoga Week theme: Yoga & Holistic personality development

12-18 February 2012

16 Yoga- An Essential Lifestyle component for YOUNGISTAN

Souvenir- National Yoga Week- MDNIY

15 February 2014

17 Dharana- A helping hand for middle aged

Souvenir- National Yoga Week- MDNIY

15 February 2015

18 Yogic Approach towards the Management of Diabetes Mellitus w.s.r. to Sanada Dharana/Dhayana (Page No. 5-12)

Management of Diabetes & Hypertension

C.C.R.Y.N., New Delhi 2002

19 The Role of Yogic processes in the management of Depression (Page no. 208-223)

Psychotherapy, Yoga & Spirituality I.S.B.N. no. 81-88780-17-0

Jagdamba Publishing Co., New Delhi 2005

20 The Affectivity of certain Yogic processes on psychosomatic

Psychotherapy, Yoga & Spirituality

Jagdamba Publishing Co., New Delhi


disorders w.s.r. to Migrain (Ardhava Bhedaka) (Page no. 312-322)

I.S.B.N. no 81-88780-17-0

2005

21 An evaluation of affectivity of certain Yogic processes on Osteo Arthritis – a psychological approach (Page no. 323-328)

Psychotherapy, Yoga & Spirituality I.S.B.N. no 81-88780-17-0


22 The affectivity of Yogic Therapy on Psychosomatic disorders w.s.r. to Bronchial Asthma (Page no. 329-341)



23 The Role of Psychie in essential hypertension & its management through Yoga (Page no. 342-353)



24 Role of Guided Religious practices in health care – the need of the day (Page no. 223 – 232)

Psychotherapy & Yoga traditions I.S.B.N. no. 81-902504-4-2

Pranjal Prakashan, Sagar (M.P.) 2007

25 Yogic Management of Gynecological Disorders

Yogic Management of Gynecological Disorders

MDNIY, New Delhi 2009

26 Effects of food on body and on mind. Food combination. Fasting. Getting accustomed (Satmya).

Ayurveda E- learning – Basic Principles

IPGT & RA,GAU, Jamnagar 2009

27 Food preparation. Code for diet selection and method of (Aharavidhivishesha Ayatana) cooking of food healthy way, concept of Viruddhahar and Satmya Asatmya. Kritanna Varga

Ayurveda E-learning – Basic Principles


28 Introduction to Yoga. Relation of Ayurveda and Yoga, Asanas, Shatkriyas and their role in therapeutic and health maintenance. Concept of Pranayama in maintenance of health and management of diseases.

Ayurveda E-learning – Basic Principles



E. Dept of Dravya Guna


Dr. Varsha Solanki

1 Book - Gujarat Rajyani Vanashadhiyo – Atlas – Part – 1, a translated version of Book -Ayurvedic medicinal Flora of Gujarat State with Distribution Atlas – Vol. 1.

Published by Gujarat Ayurved University.

2001 in Gujarat Ayurved University.

2. Book - Author for the chapter "Bhaugolic Rachna ane Naisargika Sampati" of Jamnagar District Gazetteer, Amreli District Gazetteer & Junagadh District Gazetteer.

Published by Sarva Sangraha Kacheri, Gandhinagar.

Under publication in Gujarat Government.

3. Screening of Anticancer Drugs in Ancient as well as Present Era.

The souvenir on the occasion on seminar & workshop organized by Ministry of H.& F.W. Ministry of Forest, Tribal Development Corporation, Govt. of Gujarat with Collaboration of Gujarat Ayurveda University.

Souvenir of 1999

4. Malaria in Ancient Classics. Ayu Magezine,GAU.

-

5. A Study of Patola (Trichosanthes Cucumerina Linn.) on Parinama shoola.

Indian Drugs, Bombay.

-

6. Parinamashoola ki Chikitsa me Patola Ek Ashaspada Aushdha.

Sachitra Ayurveda, Patna.

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F. Dept of Rasa Shastra-Bhaishajya Kalpana


Dr. Raju Thomas

1 Standard Manufacturing

procedure of chatuli – svasti,

Drahori Pippali churna prep by

different methods

Int. Journal of

Research in

Ayurveda &

pharmacy

(I.J.RAP)

Vol 5, Isse 3, PP 266-

269

2 Influence of Mardana an

Pharmacognostical parameters of

chatuli shasti Prahani Pippali

churna Vis-a-vis pippali churna

Int. Journal of

Universal

Pharmacy & Bio-

Sciences

(IJUPBS), Vol 3, Issue

3, PP 165-171.

Dr. Neky Mehta

1 Role Of Milk In Shodhana

(Detoxification) Process With

Special Reference Nuxvomika

Aryavaidyan Vol. Xx., No. 2, Nov

06-Jan, 2007

2 Pharmaceutical Standardization Of

Rasakarpura

Ayu – An

International

Quarterly Journal

Of Research In

Ayurved

Vol. 28, 3 & 4, 2007

3 Physico Chemical Evaluation Of

Rasakarpura

Journal Of

Ayurveda

Vol Ii No 1 Jan –

March 2008

4 Chemistry Of Kupipakva

Rasayana

Ancient Science Of

Life

Vol: No.Xxvii (4) April,

May, June – 2008

5 Standard Operating Procedure Of

Hingulottha Parada

International

Journal Of

Ayurvedic

Medicine

2 (1), 27-36, 2010

6 The Effect Of Rasakarpura Drava

On Kshudra Kustha

International

Journal Of

Ayurvedic

2(2), 81-92, 2011


Medicine

7 Effect Of Rasakarpura Drava &

Rasakarpura Gel On Kshudra

Kustha

Inventi Rapid:

Derma

Issue 4, 2012

8 A Comparative Dermal Toxicity

Evaluation Of Rasakarpura And

Mercuric Chloride In Rats

Global J Res. Med.

Plants &

Indigenous

Medicine

448–456, Volume 1,

Issue 9, September

2012

9 Standard Operating Procedure Of

Rasakarpura Drava & Rasakarpura

Gel

International

Journal Of

Ayurvedic

Medicine

156-161, 3(3), 2012

10 Review On Formulations Of

Rasakarpura (Mercurial Salt)

Ayurpharm

International

Journal Of

Ayurved And

Allied Science

Vol.2, No.3, 2013

11 Comparative Dermal Toxicity

Study Of Rasakarpura Solution

And Rasakarpura Gel (Two

Different Forms Of Ayurvedic

Metallic Drug Rasakarpura)

The Journal Of

Toxicology And

Health

Photon 103 (2013) 171-

179

12 Standardization And Qualitative

Parameters For Large Scale

Production Of Panchamrita

Parpati - An Ayurvedic Drug

International

Journal Of

Pharmaceutical &

Biological

Archives

2013; 4(2): 347 - 351

13 Review On Classical Preparation

Methods Of Rasakarpura

Annals Of

Ayurvedic

Medicine

Vol-2 Issue-4 Oct.-Dec.

2013

14 Antimicrobial Study Of

Rasakarpura Drava & Rasakarpura

Gel

International

Journal Of

Pharmaceutical &

Biological

Archives

2013; 4(6): 1200 - 1204


15 A Critical Review Of Thesis Works

Done On Rasakarpura

International

Journal Of

Ayurveda &

Alternative

Medicine

Vol 2 Issue 3 (2014)

16 Safety Evaluation Study Of

Rasakarpura (A Mercurial

Medicine Of Ayurved) At

Therapeutic Dose Level In Charles

Foster Albino Rats

World Journal Of

Pharmacy And

Pharmaceutical

Sciences

Volume 3, Issue 10,

1461-1473.

17 Toxicity Study Of Rasakarpura (A

Mercurial Medicine Of Ayurved)

On Five Times Of Ted Level

World Journal Of

Pharmacy And

Pharmaceutical

Sciences

Accepted

G. Dept of Agad Tantra-Vyavahar Ayurved


Dr. Sushant Sud

1 Role of Ayurved in Internet

Addiction Disorder- The Current

Generation Lifestyle Disorder

International Joutrnal

of Ayurved &

Alternative Medicine

2015 Vol-3 Issue 4

200-203

2 Significance of Go ghrita in

Lifestyle and Psychological

Disorders, IJAPC

Int J Ayu Pharm Chem 2015 Vol. 3 Issue 1,

177-187

3 Occupational lifestyle diseases-an

emerging issue

Punarnav Ayurved

Journal

may: June 2015: vol: 3

issues: 1, 1-7.

4 Geographical Influences on

Manifestation of Skin Diseases

Int. J. Ayu. Alt. Med,

International Journal Of

Ayurveda &

Alternative Medicine

2(6):1-10, 2014;

5 Brilliance of Rasa aushadhi in

Lifestyle Disorders Management

. Journal of Ayurveda

and Holistic Medicine

(JAHM),

Vol-2, Issue-9, 2014.


6 Functional overview of the

formulations used for external

applications in tvak vikaras (Skin

Disorders). Published in IJAHM

International Journal of

Ayurvedic & Herbal

Medicine

4(2) March-April

2014.

7 A Systematic Overview on -

Parpati Kalpanas. Published in

IJAPR

Int. J. Ayur. Pharma

Research

2014; 2(2):14-23.

8 Glimpses of Veterinary Science in

Ayurved

Published in Ayurved

Journal of Health,

(Light on Ayurved

Journal of Health

Vol. XII, Issue 1, 29-

33, Winter 2014

9 A Comparative toxicological

study of Rasamanikya prepared

with three different methods.”

Published

AYU An International

quarterly journal of

research in Ayurved

Vol-34, Issue-3, July-

Sept 2013.

10 “Rasa Manikya” - A

Pharmaceutical Systematic

Review

Ayurved e-Journal

Rasamruta

5:31, October 2013

11 Methods of Size Reduction and

Factors affecting size reduction in

pharmaceutics. (IRJP)

International Research

Journal of Pharmacy

4(8): 57-64 Aug-Sept

2013.

12 Effect of Pranayama on

Pulmonary Functions-An

Overview

International

Ayurvedic Medical

Journal (IAMJ),

Volume 1; Issue 2;

March-April 2013.

13 Ayur-informatics: need of the

hour”

International Journal of

Research in Ayurved

and Pharmacy (IJRAP),

Volume 4, Issue 2;

March-April 2013

issue.

14 A pharmaceutico-analytical study

of Rasamanikya prepared with

three different methods

in International Journal

of Research in Ayurved

and Pharmacy (IJRAP

Volume 2, Issue 6;

November –

December 2011 issue.

15 “Role of Visha-Upvisha dravyas

in Rasaushadhis

Aryavaidyan journal Vol-xxv, No-1, Aug-

Sept 2011.

16 Buttermilk-“Takra”-The Divine published in Ayurved Vol.10. No. 06, June


Ayurvedic Medicine and All Magazine 2013

17 Understanding Jaundice

(Kamala)

in Ayurved and All

Magazine

Vol.10. No. 03,

March 2013

18 Arogyavardhani Rasa- A Herbo-

Mineral Remedy for Skin

Disorders

, in Ayurved and All

Magazine

Vol. 03 No. 03,

February 2012

19 Monsoon Regimen-An Ayurvedic

View in Global

Ayurved Journal Issue 40: August -

September 2011

20 Understanding Adverse Drug

Reactions-An Ayurvedic View in

Global

Ayurved Journal Issue 34: August

2010.

21 “How to know your prakriti” in Ayurved and All

Magazine

Vol. 05 No. 05 April

2008.

22 “Basti chikitsa” in Dabur‟s Ayurved

Vikasa Patrika

varsha 47, anka. 6,

October-2008.

23 “Paani ka sevan karein aur Pathri

ki peeda se bachein”

in Dabur‟s Ayurved

VikasaPatrika,varsha47,

anka

6, June-2008

Dr. Samata Tomar

1 “Ayurved Today Magazine Topic- Dushivish (cumulative poision)

Ayurved Today, Podar,

Mumbai 21August 2013

2 “Ayurved Today Magazine Topic- Food Poisioning & Virudha Aahar


Mumbai 12Nov 2013

3 “Ayurved Today Magazine Topic- Mercury: Poisonous Effects


Mumbai 15 Jan 2014

4 “Anti Toxic Effect of Albezzia Lebbeck on Bee Sting.”

IJAM WAC, Bhopal-2013

5 Topic “Garbhasanskar” Vaidyaraj, special issue,

Mumbai Special issue- Nov 2014


H. Dept of Kayachikitsa


Dr. Khyati Sud

1 Occupational lifestyle diseases-an

emerging issue

Punarnav

Ayurved Journal

may :june 2015: vol: 3 issues: 1, 1-7.

2 Functional overview of the

formulations used for external

applications in tvak vikaras (Skin

Disorders).

Published in

IJAHM,

International

Journal of

Ayurvedic &

Herbal Medicine

4(2) March-April 2014.

3 “Glimpses of Veterinary Science in

Ayurved”.

Published in

Ayurved Journal

of Health, (Light

on Ayurved

Journal of Health )

Vol. XII, Issue 1, Winter 2014

4 “A Randomized Double Blind

Placebo Controlled Study of

Ashwagandha on Generalised

Anxiety Disorder”

published in

International

Ayurvedic Medical

Journal (IAMJ),

Volume 1; Issue 5; Sept-Oct 2013.

5 “Ayur-informatics: need of the

hour”

published in

International

Journal of

Research in

Ayurved and

Pharmacy (IJRAP

Int. J. Res. Ayurved Pharma Volume 4, Issue 2; March-April 2013 issue.

6 “Effect of Pranayama on Pulmonary

Functions-An Overview”

published in

International

Ayurvedic Medical

Journal (IAMJ),

1. Volume 1; Issue 2; March-April 2013.

7 Understanding Jaundice (Kamala), in Ayurved and

All Magazine

Vol.10. No. 03, March 2013

8 “A preliminary physico-chemical

assay of Ashwagandha granules – a

pilot study”

published in

International

Journal of

2. Volume 2, Issue 4, July - August 2011.


Research in

Ayurved and

Pharmacy (IJRAP),

9 “An Assessment of Manasika

Bhavas in Menopausal Syndrome

and its Management”

AYU-An

International

Quarterly Journal

of Research in

Ayurved

Vol-31/Issue3/Jul-Sep-2010.

Dr. Megha Pandya

1 A comparative study of Hansa

Nandua & Phalatrigkadi kwath the

mangemnt of Pandu w.s.r. to Iron

deficiency anaemia

, AYU, GAU,

Jamnagar

Vol 29, July-2008, Page

100 to 103

2 A clinical study of punarnava

mundra in the management of

pandura in the management of

panduroga in old age (geriatric

anaemia)

AYU, GAU,

Jamnagar,

Vol 35, Issue-3, July-

Sept 2014

3 A comparative clinical study of

satpatryadi churna Tabb. And

patoladiyoga in the management of

Amlapitta

AYU, GAU,

Jamnagar

Vol-32, Issue-3, July-

Sep 2011 Page 361-364.

4 Pharmalognostical and

physicochemical evaluation of

amrutamarasa A Polynerbo mineral

compound management of

Panduroga in old age

IJUPBS Vol-3, Issue – 5, Sept-

Oct – 2014, Page no.

125-135.

Dr. Hetal Vyas

1 A comparative study on the role of

Medhya Rasayana Yoga and

Dashamula kwath

AYU Journal Vol 27, No. 1,2 Jan-

June 2006.

2 Dhara in the management of

Research of vatika Shirahshula in

ayurveda (Tension Headache)

AYU Journal Page no. 36-40.


3 Pharmacognostical and

Pharmaceutical study of Navayasa

dharma in the management of

Pandu w.s.r. TO Iron Deficiency

Anaemia (IDA), IJUPBS

International

Journal of

Universal

Pharmacy and Bio

Sciences

Vol ISSN, 2319-8141,

Sep-Oct 2014. Page no.

98-106.


pharmaceutical study of Nisha

Lauha in the management of Pandu

w.s.r. to Iron deficiency Anaemia

(IDA), UJP

Universal Journal

of pharmacy

Vol ISSN 2320-

303XUJP – 03 (06),

Nov-Dec 2014, Page

no. 46-50.

I. Dept of Panchakarma


Dr. Hitesh Jani

1 Role of Ghrutt in Garbh Sanskar at

Antenatal stage & concept of

Investigation, Indian Cow

The Scientific and

economic Journal

Vol 8, Issue 31.

2 “PIYUSH” colostrums in Ayurveda, Vishwa Ayurved

Parishad,

Lakhnaw.

3 Panchagavya Chikitsa The

Medicines of Mill, Gujarat Krishi

University,

Anand Journal, Mar 2013.

4 Indian has to Rethink Rural based

health policy solution to swine flu

Organizer

“Vivepya”

2013 March, Vol 66,

No. 35.

5

6 Agriculture Krishi Ayurved and

Vrikshayalved in present context

Sewa Bharati

Prakashan

Sewa Bharati,

Pruvanchal, Gauhati.

7 Role of Indian Cow for Parat

conservation food in Health Security

Gram Vilas,

Centre for Rulal

2013


with Endphradio on their

contribution to entice role

Development

Delhi

8 Gen, Gentics & Genetic Engineering

in Ayurveda, D.Y. Patil University

News Bombay Feb 2013.

9 Cow Urine, The celestial Remedy of

the earth

Ayu Manthan,

Pitashwari

Prakashan,

Mumbai.

10 Panchagavya Research in Ayurveda,

Research

Journal, Gau

Anushandhan

Kendra, Nagpur.

Dr. Neha Tank

1 Clinical study of Anurjata janiba

pratishaya (Allergic Rhinitis) &

comparative Assessment of Nasya

Karma.

AYU Journal,

GAU, Jamnagar

Vol 30, No. 1, Jan-Mar-

2009, Page 47-54.

2 Natural healing for migraine

headaches, Natural awakenings

North Carolina,

USA

July-Aug 2011, Page

no. 41,

3 Release stress with Shirodhara,

Spirituality & Health

(Traverse city, MI

49684, USA),

July-Aug 2011, Page

no. 17.

4 Yoga Jouranl “Natural healing for

migraine headaches

Yoga Jouranl (CA,

USA)

Sept-2011, Page no.

111.

5 Ayurvea an alternative spirituality

or companion for treatment of

cancer

USA Nov-Dec-2011, Page

no. 9.

6 A comparative clinical study of

Jaladhara & Tailadhara in the

management of stress

International

journal of

Ayurvedic

Medicine

Vol 6, No. 1 (2015) Jan-

Mar, Page 33-43.

7 Ayurveda management of Pancolitis

– A case study, International journal

Ayu Pharma,

Chemistry

Vol 2, Issue 2, Mar-

2015, Page 5-16.

8 Ayurved Management of Low Journal of Bio

Medical

Vol 2, Jan Issue 3, 2015,


Backache A case study, European Pharmaceutical

Sciences

Page no 262-276.

9 Assessment of Shirodhara by GSR

(Galvanic skin response) biofeed

back machine w.s.r to stress a

clinical study

International

Ayurvedic

Medical Journal

Vol 3, Issue 4, April

2015, Page 1298-1310.

Dr. Rita Khagram

10 Clinical effect of Matra Basti and

Valar Guggulu in the management

of Aamavata (Rheumatism

Arthritis),

AYU Journal Vol 31, Issue 3, 2010,

Page no. 343-350.

J. Dept of Kaumar Bhritya


Dr. Suhas A Chaudhary

1 Cultivation & Pharmacological

profiles of root of piper longum

Pharma Science

Monitor

Vol 4, Issue 1, Jan.2013.

2 Clinical Study on Sub acute &

chronickasa & Its Management with

Vasa Avaleha in Children

International

Journal of

Ayurvdic

Meidcine

Vol 5, Isse 2, 2014,

Page 210-219.

3 Management of Doshika kasa in Sub

Acute & chronic stage with Vyaghri

Haritaki Avaleha in Children

Ayurpharm Int. J.

Ayur Allied Sc.,

Vol 3 Issue 4, 2014,

Page 97-111.

4 A Brief Review on Ayurvedic

concept of Immunity &

Immunization,

Ayurpharma Int. J.

Ayur, Allied Sci

Vol 3, Issue 8, 2014, Pg

230-240.


K. Dept of Shalya Tantra


Dr. Pashmina Joshi

1 Management of Parikatika w.s.r. to

fizure in with Daryashyam

madhykadhiyloga

AYU ( GAU,

Jamnagar)

Vol-3, Issue – 2004,

July-Aug-Sept page

no.1.

Dr. Joyal Patel

2 Dhunyak Gokshura Ghrita mutra

basti in the management of BPH – A

case study

AYUPHARMA Int. Ayur, Alli, Sci, Vol

2 No. 7 (2013) Page

233-236.

3 Managment of Mootraghtra (BPH)

with herbal remedies, A pilot study

International

Journal of

Ayurvedic

Medicine

Vol 5 No. 1 (2014) Page

102-110.

4 GSE report : management of

Mootraghata (BPH) with Bala Taillu,

Mutra Basti

International

Journal of Herbal

Medicine

2014 3 (1) Page 37-39.

L. Dept of Stri Roga Prasuti Tantra

Sr. No. Title Journal Vol, Issue, Page no.

Dr. Hetal Bariya

1

Hysterosalpingography (hsg)-a

diagnostic tool for tubal block in

female infertility

J-AIM Pubmed

2013, Suppl 1

0A01.36.

IP:117.238.54.63


phytochemical standardisation of

nimbadi yonivarti- an Ayurvedic

poly-herbomineral formulation

American Journal Of

Pharmtech Research

(AJPTR)

ISSN: 2249-3387

Am.J.Pharmtech

Res. 2015 ;5(4)

Pg. 507-516




Biological &

ISSN 0976-3651


nimbadi ghanavati - an

ayurvedic polyherbomineral

formulation

Pharmaceutical

Research(IJBPR)

2015; 6(9): 734-738

4 A Review Study On Uttarabasti

Of Kumari Taila In The

Management Of Vandhyatva

W.S.R. Fallopian Tubal Blockage

IJAM

(International Journal

Of Ayurvedic

Medicine)-

Ayurvedasanhitiprabha

Vol 6, No 3 (2015):

July-September 2015

5 Utility of garbhadhana sanskara

with ayurvedic point of view

w.s.r. preconception care - a

review study

IAMJ

(INTERNATIONAL

AYURVEDIC

MEDICAL JOURNAL)

ISSN: 2320-5091

Volume III, Issue

VIII, August- 2015

6 Clinical Study On Uttarabasti Of

Kumari Taila In The

Management Of Fallopian Tube

Blockage

IJAAR


Applied Ayurveda

Research

ISSN - 2347 6362

Volume II, Issue II,

JUL-AUG 2015

Pg. 236-243

7 A clinical evaluation of gomutra

haritaki on garbhashaya arbuda

(uterine fibroid)

IJAAR International

Journal Of Applied

Ayurveda Research

As Co-Author ISSN

- 2347 6362 Volume

II, Issue II, JUL

AUG 2015 Pg.63-69

8 Hysterosalpingography (hsg)-a

diagnostic tool with ayurvedic

management for tubal block in

female infertility

IJAAS- Ayurpharm

Peer Reviewed Online

Journal

Ayurpharm – IJAAS

-Volume- 4, Issue –

9

ISSN 2278-4772

9 Clinical Study On Uttarabasti Of

Yavakshara Taila In The

Management Of Fallopian Tube

Blockage

AYU (An International

Quarterly Journal Of

Research In Ayurveda)

AYU/ Vol 36/Issue

1/Jan-Mar 2015 Pg.

29-33.ISSN: 0974-

8520. Pubmed

10 Antenatal Care: Routine Care For

Pregnant Women- A Scientific

Approach Through Ayurveda

Pharma Science

Monitor

As A Co-Author

Pharma Science

Monitor 6(4), Oct-

Dec 2015, 99-107




yavakshara taila- an ayurvedic

polyherbomineral formulation

WJPPS (World Journal

Of Pharmacy And

Pharmaceutical

Sciences)

Wjpps, Volume 5,

Issue 1, 719-725 1st

January Issue

12 A comparative study on

uttarabasti of yavakshara taila

and kumari taila in the

management of vandhyatva

w.s.r. tubal blockage

EJBPS (European

Journal Of Biomedical

And Pharmaceutical

Sciences)

Ejbps, 2016, Volume

3, Issue I, 226-231,

YEAR 2016

1st January Issue


phytochemical standardization of

kumari taila- an ayurvedic

polyherbomineral formulation

IAJPS (Indo American

Journal Of

Pharmaceutical

Sciences) ISSN 2349-

7750 Peer Review

IAJPS Indo Am. J.

Pharm. Sci, 2015;

2(12), 1557-1565

14 Pharmacognostical &

physicochemical standardisation

of yashtimadhu tablet - an

ayurvedic formulation

WJPPS

As A Co-Author

Wjpps, Volume 5,

Issue I, 1st January

Issue Pg .779-785

15 Role of nimbadi yonivarti in the

management of swetapradara

w.s.r. abnormal vaginal

discharge

IJAAR IJAAR VOLUME II

ISSUE IV NOV-DEC

2015 Pg. 438-445

16 An extensive outlook of

shatkriyakala in ayurvedic

treatment

IJAAR

As Co-Author

IJAAR VOLUME II

ISSUE IV NOV-DEC

2015 Pg. 468-478

Dr. Neha Pandya

1 An experimental study of

Madhukadivati and Sarivadivati

on the excessive and irregular

uterine bleeding (Asrugdara)

Journal of Drug

Research in

“AYURVEDA AND

SIDDHA”

Vol.XXXII, No. 3-4

July-Dec.2011.


2 Role of Phalaghrit and Uttarbasti

in the management of

Vandhyatva w.s.r. to cervical

factors.

Global journal of

research of medical

plants and indigenous

medicine

Volume 2/ Issue-

10/ Oct -2013/716-

723

3 Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

(Pcos) – A Critical Review

According To Ayurveda

World Journal Of

Pharmacy And

Pharmaceutical

Sciences.

Volume 5, Issue 1,

ISSN 2278 – 4357.

M. Dept of Shalakya Tantra


Dr. Rajshree Undakat

1 Clinical efficacy of “Bhadra Mustadi

paste”and “Nagaradi Kwatha

Aanduisha”in gingivitis

AYU JOURNAL AYU, April-June – 2011

Vol 32, Issue – 2,

2 Ingredients Identification and

Preliminary phytochemical analysis

of Sahacharati Taija : A compound

Ayurvedic formulation,

International

journal of

universal

pharmacy and Bio

Scientist.

Nov-Dec- 2014, Vol3,

Issue 6

Dr. Achyuta G. Atara

1 Clinical evaluations of Krimidanta

Pratishedha (Anti caries) activity of

Triphalad Gandusha in high risk

dental carries patients

AYU Journal Vol 35, Issue 1, Jan-

mar 2014, Page 42-45.

2 Pharmacognostical &

Physicochemical evaluation of

chitraka Haritaki Avaleka : A

compound Ayurvedic Formulation,

IJRAD

(International

journal of Research

in Ayu. &

Pharmacy)

Vol 5, Issue 3, May

June 2014, Page 274-

279.


23. Details of patents and income generated None

24. Areas of consultancy and income generated

1. Swasthavrutta department of Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalay inititated the seed for Institute for Naturopathy-Yoga and Physiotherapy (I.N.Y.P) in the year 1995 as a self supported independent institute, which kept on developing to form a full-fledged independent self financed Maharshi Patanjali Institute for Yoga Naturopathy Education and Research from the year 2000 onwards.

2. From the department of Rasa Shastra-Bhaishajya Kalpana of Shri

Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya started as an extension activity in the form of Pharmaceutical institute which is running as an Indian Institute of Ayurvedic Pharmaceutical Sciences from the year 1999 onwards.

25. Faculty selected nationally / internationally to visit other laboratories / institutions/

industries in India and abroad

Dr. Arvind Trivedi: Nippon Ayurved School, Japan- Year ? Dr. Neha Tank: Nippon Ayurved School, Japan- 2004 Mauritius- 2005 Dr. A.A. Bhatt: Guest of honour at Portuguese Yoga Federation- World

Ayurved Day, 2013-2014

26. Faculty serving in a) National committees b) International committees c) Editorial Boards d)

any other (please specify)

Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved College Council

1. Dr.G.D.Gohil Principal Chairman

2. Dr.C.H.Babria, HoD, Sanskrit, Samhita, Sidhant. Member

3. Dr.S.R.Mehta, HoD, Kriya Sharir Member

4. Dr.V.R.Solanki, HoD, Dravyaguna Member

5. Dr.Raju Thomas Rasa Shastra & Bhaishjya

Kalpana

Member

6. Dr.A.S.Parmar, HoD, Roga Vignana Member

7. Dr.A.A.Bhatt, HoD, Swasthvrutta Member


8. Dr.Samta Tomar, HoD, Agad Tantra Vyay.

Ayu.Evm Vidhi Vaidyak

Member

9. Dr.Hetal Vyas, HoD, Kayachikitsa Member

10. Dr.Neha Tank, HoD, Panchakarma Member

11. Dr.P.B.Joshi, HoD, Shalyatantra + (Ksharsutra

Lab)

Member

12. Dr.Rajshree Undakat, HoD, Shalkya Tantra Member

13. Dr.Neha Pandya, HoD, Prasuti & Stri roga Member

14. Dr.Suhas Chaudhary, I/C HoD, Kaumarbhritya Member

15. Dr.K.R.Bhadoria, HoD, Rachana Sharir Member Secretary

1. Dr. G.D.Gohil-

Editorial Board Member, AYU (An international quarterly journal of

research in Ayurved) Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar.

G.B Member of Self Finance Institute, Gujarat Ayurved University,

Jamnagar.

2. Dr. A. A Bhatt-

Member- Board of Studies, Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar

Member – CCIM Syllabus Committee, Gujarat Ayurved University,

Jamnagar

Member- World Ayurved Congress, New Delhi-2014, Gujarat Ayurved

University, Jamnagar

G.B Member of Self Finance Institute, Gujarat Ayurved University,

Jamnagar

Member- National Workshops (PGT) Organizing Committee.

Member- Board of studies, Atal Bihari Vajpayee Hindi Vishwavidyalaya

Bhopal, M.P.

Member- Board of studies, Swami Vivekanand Mahavidyalaya, Sagar,

M.P.

Member- Board of studies, Yoga and Naturopathy, Gujarat Ayurved

University, Jamnagar.

Advisor- for music therapy in Ankur Special School for Mentally

Retarded Children, Bhavnagar

Advisor- for musical and spiritual technique in Garbha Vigyan

Anusandhan Kendra


Subject Expert in Swatha Vritta, AYU (An international quarterly journal

of research in Ayurved) Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar.

Advisor- for Yoga in Dindayal Samutkarsh Sansthan, Ahmedabad.

3. Varsha Solanki-

Expert member for Dravyaguna Pannel in AYUSH – Guru Programme

by Gujarat Ayurved University.

27. Faculty recharging strategies (UGC, ASC, Refresher / orientation programs,

workshops, training programs and similar programs).

Specifications of the Staff attended- Seminars/ROTP/CME/Workshops/TTP/Guest Lectures

Sr.

No

Teachers

Name

ROTP CME Work

shop

TTP WAC Nat.

Sem

Int.

Sem

Guest

Lecture-

College

Guest

Lectures-

Outside

College

Department of Samhita & Siddhanta

1 Dr.

C.H.Babaria

- - - 1 - 1 - - -

2 Dr. Suhag

Raval

1 - - 1 - 3 1 1 -

3 Dr. Nisha

Parmar

- - - 1 - 5 2 3 -

4 Ms.

Bhagyalaxmi

- - 3 - - 9 3 - 1

Academic Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty

ROTP 5

CME 14

Workshops 23

Teachers training Program (TTP) 12

World Ayurved Congress (WAC) 13

National Seminars 62

International Seminars 21

Guest Lectures- College 15

Guest Lectures- Outside College 24


Pandya

Department of sharir Rachna

1 Dr. Kalpana

Raje

- - 1 1 1 5 - 7 -

2 Dr. Abhay

Nalwade

- - - - - - - - -

Department of sharir Kriya

1 Dr. S.R Mehta - - - - - - - - -

2 Dr. Archana

Pithadiya

- 1 - - - - - - -

Department of Swastha Vritta

1 Dr. A.A.Bhatt

2 Dr. Dyuti

Pandya

Department of RSBK

1 Dr, Neky

Mehta

- 1 1 1 - 4 - - -

2 Dr. Raju

Thomas

- 1 1 - - 2 - - -

Department of Agad Tantra

1 Dr. sushant

Sud

- 1 1 1 3 4 4 1 -

2 Dr. Samta

Tomar

1 1 4 1 1 10 5 3 1

3 Dr. A.C.Solanki - - - - - - - - -

Department of Dravya Guna

1 Dr. Varsha

Solanki

- - 1 1 1 1 1 - 6

2 Dr. Deepa KK - - 3 1 2 1 2 - 3

Department of Kaumar Bhritya

1 Dr. Mukta

Makhani

- - - - - - - - -


2 Dr. Suhas

Chaudhary

- - - 1 - 4 2 - -

Department of Stri Roga-Prasuti Tantra

1 Dr. Neha

Pandya

- - 1 1 - 2 - - -

2 Dr. Hetal

Bariya

Department of Roga Nidana

1 Dr. A.S.Parmar - 1 - 1 - 2 - - -

2 Dr. Chinmaya

Shah

- 1 - 1 - 2 - - -

Department of Kayachikitsa

1 Dr. PSN Bhatt - - - - - - - - -

2 Dr. Khyati Sud - 1 1 1 3 5 2 - -

3 Dr. Megha

Pandya

1 1 3 1 1 7 1 - -

4 Dr. Hetal Vyas 1 - 2 - - 1 - - -

Department of Shalya Tantra

1 Dr. P.B.Joshi 1 5 1 1 - 2 - 9 10

2 Dr. Joyal Patel 1 - 1 1 - 2 1 3 -

Department of Shalakya Tantra

1 Dr. Rajshri

Unadkat

2 Dr. Achyuta

atara

Department of Panchakarma

1. Dr. Hitesh Jani

2. Dr. Neha Tank

3. Dr. Rita

Khagram


28. Student projects

percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter-departmental projects

Every year BAMS student‟s w.r.t the professionals are preparing and maintaining following activities:

1. In 1st Professional- Maintaining Journals in Sharir Rachana and Sharir Kriya

2. In 2nd Professional-

Maintaining Journals in Dravya Guna, Rasa Shastra-Bhaishajya Kalpana, Agad Tantra.

Maintaining Compilation/Herbarium of Ayurved Plant Drugs.

3. In 3rd Professional- Maintaining Journals/Clinical Records in Kaumarbhritya, Stri Roga-Prasuti Tantra, Roga Nidana and Swastha Vritta.

4. In 4th Professional- Maintaining Journals/Clinical Records in Kayachikitsa,

Panchkarma, Shalya Tantra and Shalakya Tantra.

percentage of students doing projects in collaboration with other universities / Industry / institute.

Research Training Program by Gauvigyan Adhyayan evam Shodh Sansthan,

Jamnagar & Gauseva & Gauchar Vikas Board, Govt. of Gujarat

The details are mentioned below:-

Project Work on Gauvigyan

Sr. No.

Name of Scholar Year Institute Faculty

1 Doshi Needhi 2014 Shree Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalay, Jamnagar

B.A.M.S

2 Sutaria Pooja 2014 Shree Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalay, Jamnagar

B.A.M.S

3 Vyas Pooja 2014 Shree Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalay, Jamnagar

B.A.M.S

4 Vekariya Payal 2015 Shree Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalay, Jamnagar

B.A.M.S

5 Ambasana Saloni 2015 IPGT & RA M. Pharma

6 Kanakhara Riddhi 2015 IPGT & RA M. Pharma Project Work on Garbha Vigyan


1 Gediya Naina 2015 Shree Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalay, Jamnagar

B.A.M.S

2 Devangi Laskar 2015 Shree Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalay, Jamnagar

B.A.M.S

Contribution for the compilations of references for Panchagavya Vishva Kosh

Sr. No.

Name of Scholar

Year Institute Faculty

1 Dhami Dipisha

2015 Shree Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalay, Jamnagar

B.A.M.S

2 Lakhtaria Komal


B.A.M.S

3 Pabari Chandani


B.A.M.S

29. Awards / recognitions received at the national and international level by

Faculty

Doctoral / post doctoral fellows

Students Dr. G.D.Gohil Principal Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Gujarat Ayurved University has received Bharat Vidya Shiromani Award for outstanding achievements in the field of education in 2016. Dr. Hitesh Jani Swariya Inoropant Pingle, Gau vigyan Rashtriya Purskar, 2012, Gau Vigyan Sodha Sasthan, Pune. Dr. Suhas A. Chaudhary Best Poster – Winner (1st Prize), Raj Ayu con, Rajkot, 23 & 24 February, 2013 Best Oral PPT – Winner (1st Prize), Swasth Jivanshaili Vivek Spradha, Jamnagar, Respiration Disease threat of the modern life style, 4 October, 2013 Best Oral PPT – Winter (1st Prize), Supraj-2015, Modern life style threat for the


fertility, 19 April, 2015 Dr. Nisha Parmar Ayush Vivek Awards for super specialization in Ayurvedic practice, 29th Dec 2013 in National Ayurved Event at Ahmedabad in Ayush Vivek Parishad. Panchagavya Ayurved Cancer Practice organized by Ayurved Vyaspith, Gujarat Prant, 2013. Dr. Achyuta Atara Awarded best paper award-2nd rank in 3rd International & 15th National conference of AAIM-6th-8th feb. 2012 at Shri B.M.K. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Belgaum. Details of the NSS Awards to students and staff as mentioned below:

Year wise Event Award/Prize Name of the Student

2010-2011 Mono-acting Group Song Debate

1st

2nd 3rd

Nidhi Borsaniya

Quiz Competition

3rd Chintan Vaza Kusum Parmar

2011-2012 IGNSS, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports

Indira Gandhi National Award for best Volunteer

Rital Bambhaniya

2012-2013 IGNSS, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports

Indira Gandhi National Award for best Program Officer

Dr. Kamlesh Bhogayata

IGNSS, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports

Indira Gandhi National Award for best Volunteer

Nidhi Borsaniya

2013-2014 NSS National Day- Story writing Shloka Writing

2nd

Kinnari Rafadiya Ankita Nakaaniya

2014-2015 NSS National Day- Elocution Traditional Dress-up

1st

3rd

Aman. U Shreya Bhatt

State NSS Cell, Higher Education Department

NSS, State Award for best Program Officer

Dr. Upendra U Zala


30. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and the source of funding (national / international) with details of outstanding participants, if any.

National seminars and workshop organised in the institute A. National Seminar cum Workshop - January 2011 A National Seminar cum Workshop on “Role of Yoga in Respiratory tract disorders with special reference to Bronchial Asthma” organized by Advanced Centre for Yoga Education and Research, Deptt. of Swasthavrutta, Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved College, Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar with the collaboration of Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga, New Delhi, on 20th-21th January 2011 at Dhanvantari Mandir, SGAM, GAU, Jamnagar. B. National Seminar - July 2014 A National Seminar on “Role of Ayurved and allied therapies in Lifestyle management and mental health” was organized by Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved College, Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar to commemorate the 69th foundation day on 1st to 3rd July 2014. The event had 20 scientific sessions guided by more than 40 experts and approx.600 participants including staff attended the entire programme 31. Code of ethics for research followed by the departments

As per Gujarat Ayurved University and Regulatory body for AYUSH sector.

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), New Delhi, the apex body in India for the formulation, coordination and promotion of biomedical research.

32. Student profile programme-wise:

Students admitted in Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya:

Categories Year 2011-2012 Year 2012-2013 Year 2013-2014 Year 2014-2015 Year 2015-2016

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

SC N.A N.A N.A N.A Nil 03 02 01 00 03

ST N.A N.A N.A N.A 02 04 02 06 03 04

SEBC/OBC N.A N.A N.A N.A 01 09 05 08 03 09

General N.A N.A N.A N.A 02 19 05 21 09 15

International students

N.A N.A N.A N.A 05 02 05 04 06 03

Total N.A N.A N.A N.A 10 37 19 40 21 34


Every year Admission for BAMS is done through Central Admission Committee for

Professional Medical Educational courses, B.J.Medical College, Ahmedabad (Website:

www.medadmbjmc.in ). No permission granted from CCIM for the academic year 2011-2012

and 2012-2013. New courses/programmes in the form of USCE have been started giving

wider scope of knowledge.

33. Diversity of the Student

Name of the % of the % of students % of Programme students from students (refer to question from the universities from no. 4) same outside the other state State countries

UG-BAMS 90% Nil 10 %

34. How many students have cleared Civil Services and Defense Services examinations,

NET, SET, GATE and other competitive examinations? Give details category-wise.

Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya is nearly 70 years old institute and so far

many aspiring students of the institution have actively prepared and selected for the:

State University wise Ph.D entrance examination.

State University wise Post-graduate entrance examination

GPSC

UPSC 35. Student progression

Student progression Percentage against enrolled

UG to PG Approx- 8-10%

The usual self evident trend has been and is that graduates are self-employed & many decide to take up post-graduate studies. The student‟s placement cell identifies opportunities for employment & acts as a facilitator by providing reference letters & all other necessary documents.

http://www.medadmbjmc.in/


36. Diversity of staff

Department % of faculty from the same university

% of faculty from other universities within the State

% of faculty from universities outside the State

% of faculty from other countries

Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya

Around 95% Nil Around 5% Nil

37. Number of faculty who were awarded M.Phil., Ph.D., D.Sc. and D.Litt. during

the assessment period

List of Staff awarded in Ph.D:

Sr.

No

List of Staff Department Awarded

Year

1. Dr. Khyati S

Sud

Manas Roga Evum

Manovignan

2013

2. Dr. Achyuta

Atara

Shalakya Tantra 2015

3. Dr. Raju

Thomas

Rasa Shastra-

Bhaishajya Kalpana

2015

38. Present details of departmental infrastructural facilities with regard to

a) Library – All 14 departments of the institute are having their own departmental library. University Central library is available.

b) Internet facilities for staff and students- Available in all the departments.

c) Total number of class rooms- 4+1 (RCC HALL)

d) Class rooms with ICT facility- Available in all classrooms

e) Students‟ laboratories-

Q.C lab available in Rasa Shastra Dpt.

Pharmacognosy Lab available in Dravya Guna Dpt.


Anatomy Dissection Lab and Museum in Sharira Rachna Dpt.

Physiology Laboratory in Sharira Kriya Dpt.

Pathology Lab in Roga Nidan Dpt.

Attached Laboratories in the Clinical Departments in the Hospital.

f) Research laboratories- N.A 39. List of doctoral, post-doctoral students and Research Associates

a) from the host institution/university

b) from other institutions/universities

List of Staff joined and awarded in Ph.D:

Sr.

No

List of Staff Department Year University

1. Dr. Achyuta

Atara

Shalakya Tantra 2013 G.A.U

2. Dr. Hetal Baria Stri-Roga Prasuti

Tantra

2013 G.A.U

3. Dr. Deepa K K Dravya Guna 2014 G.A.U

4. Dr. Suhas

Chaudhary

Kaumar Bhritya 2014 G.A.U

5. Dr. Joyal Patel Shalya Tantra 2014 G.A.U

6. Dr. Nisha Parmar Basic Principles 2015 G.A.U

7. Dr. Parth Raval Dravya Guna 2015 G.A.U

40. Number of post graduate students getting financial assistance from the university.

N.A

41. Was any need assessment exercise undertaken before the development of new

programme(s)? If so, highlight the methodology.

None


42. Does the department obtain feedback from

a. Faculty on curriculum as well as teaching-learning-evaluation? If yes, how

does the department utilize the feedback?

Yes, feedback is collected through departmental meetings .

The views on the curriculum, teaching schedules, teaching tools, and

student assessment outcomes are discussed for taking improvement

measures. Internal assessment among the staff members is discussed and

ways to improve quality of teaching learning and evaluation methods are

adopted.

b. Students on staff, curriculum and teaching-learning-evaluation and how

does the department utilize the feedback?

Yes, student feedbacks are collected for feedback on department as a

whole and staff as individuals. The finer points of the feedback are

summarized and suitable improvement measures adopted accordingly.

c. Alumni and employers on the programmes offered and how does the

department utilize the feedback?

Yes, feedback from the alumni is received through emails, letters and

word of mouth during their periodical visit to the institution.

Institute has a regular feedback mechanism of its teachers from its existing batch of

students. The Staff Councils of the departments peruse through the feedback, and

assess their merit for brainstorming over improvements in the overall teaching-

learning segment. Alumni feedback is still in its informal stage with some

departments on the campus having their formed Alumni body and feedback

mechanism. Suggestions, deficiencies at the institutional level are addressed by

timely initiatives for strengthening the teaching learning process.

Departmental scrutiny is carried out by the Teacher appraisal committee. It calls for

intervention in case of teachers rated poorly by students. These teachers have to

undergo a quality enhancement and capacity building workshop to improve their

teaching skills. When representation from a particular student is received as a

grievance, the matter is placed before the Vice-Chancellor and necessary help is

provided to the student.


43. List the distinguished alumni of the department (maximum 10)

Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyalaya has its registered Alumni

Associations.

Sr. No Name of the distinguished alumni

1. Padmashree Vd. Rajesh Kotecha- V.C- G.A.U, Jamnagar

2. Dr. P.B Vasoya- President, District Panchayat, Jamnagar

3. Dr. Bharati Dhirubhai Shiyal- BJP- M.P Bhavnagar

4. Dr. Jaiman Upadhya- Mayor Rajkot

5. Dr. Utpal Jivrajani- Music Director, Gujarati Cinema

6. Dr. Kedar Upadhya- Music Director, Gujarati Cinema

7. Dr. Praful Dave- Veteran in Folk and Cinema of Gujarat

8. Dr. Arpan Bhatt- Musician

9. Dr. Neeraj Madhad- Poet and Singer

10. Dr. Manoj Joshi- Poet

44. Give details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops

/ seminar) involving external experts.

There is a provision for tutorials/remedial sessions and additional internal

assessment examination („improvement‟ examination) for the students.

Eminent academicians and subject experts from various parts of India and abroad

are invited for interactive lectures, seminars. Funds from AYUSH, RAV are used

periodically to organize short lectures, workshops, seminars and field trips. Experts

from other National institutions are invited to deliver theme-based lectures.

The College has many endowments, which are useful in inviting various experts

from different parts of the country. This helps students to get exposed to various

latest developments in the field. The topics on core curriculum are taught by the

regular Full-time faculty. Topics on add on curriculum are taught by adjunct faculty

and selective topics of contemporary and long term interest are dealt by visiting

faculty from MP Shah Medical College Jamnagar.

Guests Lectures: Distinguished and reputed faculties from other Universities

nationally and internationally are invited.

Guruji Shri.K.T. Shivanandan Vaidyar- Nadi Sutra Course from Kerela


Mrs. Savithri- Prabhashnam- Sanskrit Workshop, from Bangalore

Dr. U.K Krishnan- Nippon School of Ayurved, Japan

List of Experts visited from outside Jamnagar and Gujarat in the National

Seminar in 2014 conducted at Shri Gulabkunverba Ayurved Mahavidyala

Brig. (Retd.)Kartar Singh, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University of Patanjali,

Haridwar

Dr. I. V. Basavaraddi, Director,, Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga, New

Delhi.

Dr. K. Ravi, Joint Advisor (Siddha), Department of Ayush, Ministry of Health

& Family Welfare, New Delhi

Dr. Bharat Shah Vinoba Ashram, Gotri, Vadodara

Vd. K. M. Chudasama, Principal, Shri J.P. Seth Ayurved College, Bhavnagar.

Vd. P. U. Vaishnav, Principal, Shri J.S.Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Nadiad.

Dr. S. D. Patil, Head, Department of Yoga, Degree College of Physical

Education, Hanuman Vyayam Nagar, Amravati.

Vd. Tapan Vaidya, Reader, Kayachikitsa,, Shri J. S. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya,,

Nadiad.

Dr. J. P. N. Mishra Head, Department of SOL, PM & Yoga, Jain Vishva Bharati

University, Ladnun (Rajasthan).

Dr.B.H.Thakkar, H.O.D. Swasthvritta Dept., J.S.Ayurved Mahavidyalaya,

Nadiad.

Dr.A.R.V.Murthy, Ex-Dean & Superintendent, CVM‟s G.J.Patel Institute of

Ayurvedic Studies & Research, New Vallabh Vidyanagar, Anand.

The other academic programs that involve eminent/expert‟s faculty include:

Dr. M.A. Santwani- Consultant Physician and Cardiologist- ECG Lecture

series for BAMS students.

Dept of Radiology, M.P.Shah Medical College- X-ray Lecture series for BAMS

students.

NSS Lecture programs for BAMS students:


1. Dr. Manoj Shukla- For Youth Empowerment

2. Dr. Bholenath Rindani- For Youth future of India

45. List the teaching methods adopted by the faculty for different programmes.

ICT aided teaching.

Clinical demonstrations and discussions along with the patients.

Use of modern multimedia teaching aids such as OHP, laptops, LCD, CDs, etc.,

Training of faculty for preparation of e-content and making the same available to the students.

Creation of virtual class room. All Class rooms have LCD projection systems and computers/laptops.

500 seated Auditorium in the College building equipped with Hi-Tech projection.

Acquisition of laptops and software for e-learning.

Faculty utilizes extensive use of PPTs, E-learning platforms and tools for enhancing teaching-learning.

Botanical Garden/Field visits for BAMS students by Dravya Guna Department.

Pharmacy visits/Industrial visits and carrying out special practical‟s in the Pharmacy for BAMS students by Rasa Shastra-Bhaishajya Kalpana Department.

46. How does the department ensure that programme objectives are constantly met

and learning outcomes are monitored?

The objectives of the department are met by monitoring the results from

periodic assessment (tests conducted), feedback forms are obtained from the

students and also from the final exam results. 47. Highlight the participation of students and faculty in extension activities.

Participating in the camps organized by the College/Hospital.

Creating health related awareness through Ayurved among the general population and also doing the maximum possible treatment under free of cost.

Extension activities in the form of NSS activities are carried out to promote heritage consciousness. Details mentioned in 5.3.2.

Community extension activities in the form of Diagnostic Camps, National health programs, along with community research projects have provided vital information regarding health issues in the community. The disease trends in


the community are identified along with the deficiencies that exist in access and delivery of health care.

48. Give details of “beyond syllabus scholarly activities” of the department.

Participation of the students in specialty conferences, academic quiz competitions and presenting scientific papers and posters.

Motivated the students for doing short studies in department clinics.

49. State whether the programme/ department is accredited/ graded by other

agencies? If yes, give details.

Central Council of Indian Medicine- regulatory body which guide,

develop and sustain a network of 'Institutions of Excellence.'

Gujarat Ayurved University- looking after the management of the

Institutes along with conducting the examination of BAMS course. 50. Briefly highlight the contributions of the department in generating new

knowledge, basic or applied.

Encouraging and guiding the undergraduate students to participate and present scientific papers in the specialty conference.

Building up interests among the undergraduate students to participate in the competitive programs like academic quiz competitions.

Guiding the students to attend orientation programs to have a wider perspective about their future plans.

Also helping them to build a strong clinical orientation by making them to implement their basic knowledge on the clinical cases.

51. Detail five major Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Challenges

(SWOC) of the department.

STRENGHTHS OF THE DEPARTMENT

Intellectual and knowledgeable faculties

Adequate patient flow in OPD

Amenities available in the hospital to enable and plan proper and appropriate treatment for each and every case

Co-ordination of the teaching and non teaching staffs in building up the department

Treatment plan specifically tailored for each and every case with adequate follow up

Individual and personal attention given by the doctors/faculty for each and every case.


1st and only full time BAMS institute for International/Foreigner Students.

WEAKNESS OF THE DEPARTMENT

Non-availability of post-graduate programs OPPORTUNITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT

Enriching ourselves(faculties)by attending CDE and CME programs within the campus at regular intervals for updating of recent trends in the Ayurved and allied sciences fields

Guide the students for scientific poster and paper presentations at national and international levels

Existing department infrastructure enables us to look for new avenues of frontiers in terms of clinical research

CHALLENGES OF THE DEPARTMENT

Dynamic and empirical treatment planning is always tailored to cater the special and demanding diagnostic challenges.

To stay focused on achieving 100% result in under graduate examinations. 52. Future plans of the department.

To implement advanced technologies available in the field of Medical Diagnosis.

To adequately fulfil the requirements for Post Graduate program thereby availing Post Graduate program in our institution.

Enhancing the number of publications, especially focusing on indexed journals.

To further widen the number of department studies.

To establish a Research centre.

Achieving the target of centre for Excellence.

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