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MINUTES OF 131ST MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HELD ON 28TH JUNE, 2006 AT NEW DELHI

PRESENT

1. Vaidya Shriram Sharma, President Chairman2. Vaidya Devender Kumar Triguna, Vice-President (Ayurved) Member3. Prof. Abdul Mobin Khan, Vice-President (Unani) Member4. Dr. V Arunachalam, Vice-President (Siddha) Member5. Dr. Madan Sarup Gupta, Chairman, Education Committee (Unani) Member6. Dr. Jaya Prakash Narayan, Chairman, Registration Committee Member 7. Dr. Sivanandam Member8. Dr. PK Jain Member9. Dr. Raghunandan Sharma Member10. Dr. MA Kumar Member Dr. PR Sharma Secretary

Special Invitee

1. Vaidya SK Mishra, Chairman, Education Committee (Ayurved)

Following could not attend the meeting

1. Hakim Ved Prakash Sharma Member

Agenda Item No.1 Confirmation of the minutes of 130TH meeting of Executive Committee held on 24th February, 2006 at New Delhi.

It was noted that the minutes of 130th meeting of Executive Committee held on 24th February, 2006 at New Delhi were placed before the CCIM in its meeting held on 25.2.2006, the minutes were considered and were ratified by the Central Council.

The Executive Committee confirmed the same.

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Agenda Item No.2 To enhance the amount of Retainership of Shri SK Sharma, Advocate, Retainer of the Central Council of Indian Medicine.

It was noted that in pursuance of decision of the 130th meeting of EC held on 24.2.2006. A letter No.12-7/2003-Estt. Dated 6.3.2006 was issued to Shri SK Sharma, Advocate Retainer of the CCIM informing that the Executive Committee did not agree to enhance the amount of retainer ship fee but agreed to extend the period for further one year.

In response of the above mentioned letter Shri SK Sharma, Retainer of the Council vide his letter dated 19.4.2006 has stated that he is grateful to the Council for extending the tenure of the Retainership for another one year. However, it is submitted that Retainership fee be increased by atleast Rs.2,000/- per month alongwith into the overall circumstances and in view of the facts that in all cases before the Minority Commission for Minority Education and Institution he is also defending the Government of India and is not charging any fee of defending the Government of India therefore, the matter regarding the said minor increase in retainership may be reconsidered by the Executive Committee of the CCIM.

Executive Committee considered the matter and decided to enhance Rs.1000/- per month i.e. from Rs.12000/- to Rs. 13,000/-per month.

Agenda Item No.3 Creation of post of inspector in CCIM .

It was noted that a meeting was held on 7.10.2005 regarding enforcement of PG Regulations and functioning of CCIM under the Chairmanship of Joint Secretary AYUSH. In this regard, it is submitted that Government of India has asked to send a fresh proposal for creation of posts of Inspector as per Section 19 of the IMCC Act, 1970. The relevant portion of the minutes reads as under:-

“The Section 19 of the IMCC Act, 1970 prescribes for appointment of Inspectors, a resolution of the Council not to have Inspectors’ is not as per the Act. Therefore for the sake of objective evaluation of infrastructure of college, the Secretary, CCIM was asked to send a fresh proposal for creation/revival of posts of Inspectors. It was also opined that Inspectors may be appointed on deputation or tenure basis from teachers having MD qualification and 10 years teaching experience of Reader/Assistant Professor level should be posted as CCIM Inspector (on deputation)”

In this regard, it was noted that Auditors of Internal Audit of the Ministry of health & Family Welfare in their Inspection Report for the year 2003-04 (Internal Audit) in audit para (No. 8) has rais objection about the non-appointment of Inspectors at Examination (old para 8 of 95 & 96 4 of 96-97, 98-99, 2 of 99-2000).

A meeting of CCIM office bearers with Secretary (AYUSH) was held on 11.7.2005 regarding Amendment in CCIM’s notified Regulations for opening of new colleges, starting new or higher courses and increases in admission capacity-submission of draft notification by CCIM in which under para 6(iv) the Ministry has directed to send a fresh proposal to sanction the post of Inspectors in CCIM.

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In this connection, it was further noted that a proposal for creation of posts of inspectons was submitted to Government of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare vide office letter No.12-1/96-Estt. Dated 13.2.2001 in reference to the same, the Government of India vide their letter No.V.27016/14/99-Ay. Desk dated 18.12.2001 had asked that CCIM should mobilize resources to meet expenditure on appointment of Inspectors. The matter was placed before the 32nd meeting of CCIM held on 15.3.2002 under Agenda Item No.6 in which the Central Council revised the recognition fee to be charged from ISM colleges but did not agree to create the post of Inspectors in the Central Council.

Central Council in its 38th meeting held on 25.2.2006 while ratifying the minutes of Executive Committee decided to put before the next meeting of Executive Committee.

Since there are 222 colleges of Ayurveda, 37 colleges of Unani and 07 college of Siddha so if regular Inspectors are appointed then there will be need of atleast 7+2+1=10 Inspectors. The annual expenditure on an inspector may be about Rs. 5 lakhs per person so there will be a burden of Rs. 50 lakhs per annum approx. to the Council on this account. The work on inspection and visitation is of similar nature and members of the Council are doing this work effectively. Therefore, the Executive Committee is of the opinion that there is no need of appointment of separate Inspectors presently.

Agenda Item No.4 Consideration of visitation reports of Ayurved Colleges alongwith the recommendations of Education Committee (Ayurved).

It was noted that following Ayurved/Unani/Siddha colleges were visited to assess the available facilities of teaching and practical training and to verify the compliance. As per decision of the Central Council of Indian Medicine, the visitation reports of Colleges were placed before the Education Committee (Ayurved)/Unani/Siddha.

In this regard, it was also noted that the meeting of Education Committee Ayurved/Unani/Siddha were held on 27.6.2006. The Visitation Report of Ayurved/Unani/Siddha alongwith recommendations of Education Committees Ayurved/Unani/Siddha on visitation reports of Ayurved/Unani/Siddha colleges were placed before the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee approved the same with some modification.

Dr. MA Kumar, Member, CCIM observed that the matter of granting permission by CCIM is not necessary as the Govt. of India is final authority after 07.11.2003 for the same because amendment have been enforced from 07.11.2003. The Executive Committee did not agree to this as 13 C will be effective from 07.11.2006. _________________________________________________________________ Name of the College Recommendations

1. Mayurbhanj Ay. Mahavidyalaya Considering available facilities of teaching Baripada, Orissa and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 30 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

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The college be asked to replace UG teachers by appointing PG teachers and to fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance report by 30th

November, 2006.

2. Indira Gandhi Memorial Ay.Medical Considering non-availablity of facilities of College & Hospital, Orissa teaching and practical training in the Institution,

as per norms of CCIM Committee did not agree to grant the permission for the year 2006-2007.

3. Rajkiya Lalit Hari Ayurved College Considering less available facilities of teaching Pilibhit and practical training in the Institution, Committee

did not agree to grant permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

The Committee decided that the President, CCIM alongwith a delegation may meet with the authorities of the Government of Uttar Pradesh to remove the shortcomings in respect of this colleges and also other four Government colleges in UP. Thereafter only, if agreed admission to these colleges be considered.

4. SRM Govt.Ay.College, Bareilly As per decision at Sl. No.3.

5. Om Ay.College, Betul Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007

The College be asked to replace the UG teacher and fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance report by 30th November, 2006.

6. Rajiv Lochan Ay.College, Durg Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007

The College be asked to complete the construction work of the building and fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance report by 30th November, 2006.

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7. Govt.Ay.College, Guwahati Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and PG in Kayachikitsa 06, Ayurved Siddhant 03 and Samhita 03 for the year 2006-2007.

The college be asked to fulfill the shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006

8. Bellay Sankarpur Rajib Gandhi, Considering available facilities of teaching Mahavidyalaya, W.Parganas(North) and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and also PG as per previous year for the year 2006-2007.

The college be asked to fulfill the shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

9. Sri Sri College of Ayurveda Science & The visitation report alongwith the shortcomings Research, Udayapur, Bangalore be forwarded with intake capacity of 50 students in

Ayurvedacharya Course to Government of India.

10. Sushrutha Ay.College, Bangalore Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution,

Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

The college be asked to construct its own building at earliest and fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

11. Ayurved Medical College, Davangere Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Kayachikitsa 05 and Shalya 05 students for the year 2006-2007.


12. Ashwini Ayurvedic Medical College & The Govt. of India has permitted this college with the

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Research Centre Tumkur intake capacity of 50 students from the session 2004-05. However the visitation report alongwith with

shortcomings be forwarded to Government of India.

13. Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha Ayurvedic Considering available facilities of teaching Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana and practical training in the Institution, Committee



14. Smt.Urmila Devi Ayurvedic College Considering available facilities of teaching Hoshiarpur and practical training in the Institution, Committee



15. Shri Vijay Mahantesh Ayurvedic Medical Considering available facilities of teaching College, Ilkal and practical training in the Institution, Committee



16. Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain Ay.College, Considering available facilities of teaching Gajendragarh and practical training in the Institution, Committee


The college be asked to replace the UG teachers by appointing PG teaching staff and fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th

November, 2006.

17. Pankaj Kasturi Ay.Medical College, Considering available facilities of teaching Kallakode and practical training in the Institution, Committee


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The college be asked to appoint the teachers as per norms of the Central Council and fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

18. Nangelil Ay.Medical College,Nangelil, Considering non-availability of facilities of teaching and Distt. Ernakulam practical training in the Institution, as per CCIM norms,

Committee did not agree to grant permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

19. Murarilal Rasiwasia Ay.College, Considering available facilities of teaching Charkhi Dadri and practical training in the Institution, Committee



20. Ch.Devilal College of Ayurveda, Haryana Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


21. Sri Annasaheb Denge Ay.Medical College, Considering available facilities of teaching Sangli and practical training in the Institution, Committee



22. Loknete Rajaram Patil Nayak Medical Considering available facilities of teaching College, Sangli and practical training in the Institution, Committee



23. Vaidya Yagya Dutt Sharma Ay.College, Considering available facilities of teaching

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Khurja and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


24. Aligarh Unani & Ayurvedic College, Aligarh Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

The college be asked to separate letter heads for Ayurveda & Unani while making corrospondance to CCIM and others and be asked to fulfill the shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

25. Kisan Dnyanoday Ay. College, Chalisgaon Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


26. Chaitanya Ay.College, Bhusawal Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 60 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


27. Karamveer Randhir Ay.College, Boradi Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 30 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-07.

The college be asked to appoint 4-5 teachers within 2-3 months in this regard letter also be written to Government of Maharashtra and college be asked to fulfill other shortcomings and submit the compliance report by 30th

November, 2006.

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28. Dharma Ayurved Medical College, (i)The college be asked to replace the UG teachers Sriperambudur by appointing PG teachers at earliest.

(ii) Documents/record proving payment of salary and Pay scale of teachers be obtained

(iii) Date of birth alongwith other details of teachers also be asked.

The Committee authorized the President, CCIM to take the final decision in the matter after obtaining above information.

29. Sri Sairam Ayurved College, Sriperumbudor Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


30. Karnataka Ay.Medical College, Mangalore Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


31. Dhanwantry Ay.College, Siddhpur Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committeedecided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


32. Indian Institute of Ay. Medicine & Considering available facilities of teaching Research, Bangalore and practical training in the Institution, Committee



33. Ramakrishna Ay.College, Bangalore Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee

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34. Bapuji Ay.Medical College & Hospital, Considering available facilities of teaching Shimoga and practical training in the Institution and also to

note that the admission of students in last two years were within 40 as sanctioned by CCIM, as well as taking over all decision in the matter, Committee decided to regularise previous admissions and grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


35. SS Haveri Ayurvedic Medical College, Considering available facilities of teaching Haveri and practical training in the Institution, Committee



36. Hanuman Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s Considering available facilities of teaching Ayurved College, Kolhapur and practical training in the Institution, Committee



37. Ganga Ay.Medical College, Kolhapur Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 60 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


38. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Pusad Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee

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39. Gramin Ay.Mahavidyalaya, Patur Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.The college be asked to fulfill the shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

40. Shri Ganganagar College of Ayurved The visitation report alongwith shortcomings be Sciences & Hospital, Sriganganagar be forwarded with intake capacity of 50 students in

Ayurvedacharya Course to Government of India..41. Veenavadini Ayurved College & Hospital, Considering available facilities of teaching Bhopal and practical training in the Institution, Committee



42.Rani Dullaya Smriti Ay.College & Hospital, Considering available facilities of teaching Bhopal and practical training in the Institution, Committee



43. College of Ayurved Research Centre, Akurdi Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 60 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Kayachikitsa 04 and Rachna Sharir 04 students for the year 2006-2007.


44. Rural Institute of Ayurvedic College, Considering available facilities of teaching Research Centre & Hospital, Mayani and practical training in the Institution, Committee

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decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.The college be asked to fulfill the shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

45. Mai Bhago Ayurvedic Medical College, Considering available facilities of teaching Muktsar and practical training in the Institution, Committee



46. Gurunanak Ay.Medical College & Hospital Considering available facilities of teaching Muktsar and practical training in the Institution, Committee



47. Chhatrapati Sahuji Maharaj Ay.College, Considering available facilities of teaching Aurangabad and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 100 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and PG in Kayachikitsa 04 and Sharir Rachna 04 students for the year 2006-2007.


48. Shri Vivekanand Trust Ay.Mahavidyalaya, Considering available facilities of teaching Rahuri and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 60 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Kayachikitsa 04, Prasuti & Striroga 04 and Shalya 03 students for the year 2006-2007.


49. Govt.Ay.College & Hospital, Atarra As per Sl. No.3.

50. CB Guttal Ay.College, Dharwad The Govt. of India has permitted this college with the intake capacity of 50 students from the session 2004-05.

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However the visitation report alongwith with shortcomings be forwarded to Government of India. 51. SV Ayurved College, Tirupati The Education Committee (Ayurved)

decided to ask the details of teaching staff as well as bed strength alongwith bed occupancy from the college before taking the decision in the matter.

The Committee authorized the President to take the decision in the matter.

52. Anantha Laxmi Govt.Ayurved College Considering non-availability of facilities of Warangal teaching and practical training in the Institution,

Committee did not agree to grant permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

53. Shri Motisingh Jageshwari Ay. College Considering available facilities of teaching & Hospital, Chhapra and practical training in the Institution, Committee



54. Dayanand Ayurved College & Hospital Considering available facilities of teaching Siwan and practical training in the Institution, Committee



55. NK Jabashetty Siddharudh Math Considering available facilities of teaching Ayurved Medical College, Bidar and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 70 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Rasashastra 05, Shalya 05, Prasuti & Striroga 05 and Panchkarma 03 students for the year 2006-2007.

It was pointed out that Hospital is not functioning as per CCIM norms and fulfill other shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

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It was noted that Hospital Superintendent belongs to allopathic system therefore Executive Committee decided to ask the clarification for the same.

56. Kalmathada Pujya Shri Virupaksha Considering available facilities of teaching Shivacharya Ayurved College, Manvi and practical training in the Institution, Committee



57. Karnataka Liberal Education Society Considering available facilities of teaching Belgaum and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 75 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Rasashastra 05 and Dravyaguna 04 students for the year 2006-2007.


58. Kannada Balag Society’s Rural Ay. Medical Considering available facilities of teaching College, Belgaum and practical training in the Institution, Committee



59. Shri DGM Ay. Medical College, Gadag Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 60 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Kayachikitsa 05, Rasashastra 05, Panchkarma 05 and Dravyaguna 04 students for the year 2006-2007.


60. Bundelkhand Govt. Ay. College, Jhansi As per decision at S.No.3.

61. JD Ayurved College & Hospital, Aligarh The Govt. of India has permitted the college with intake capacity of 50 students from the session 2004-2005.

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However the visitation report alongwith the shortcomings be forwarded to Government of India.

62. Sri Sai Ayurved College & Hospital, Aligarh Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee



63. Shri SG Minority Ayurved College & Considering available facilities of teaching Hospital, Saheri, Gazipur and practical training in the Institution, Committee



64. Faculty of Ayurved Institute of Sciences Considering the visitation report which has BHU, Varanasi pointed out following specific shortcomings, the

Committee recommended as per CCIM norms that the following shortcomings be removed by the University authorities:-

(i) more teachers be appointed as per norms of the

Central Council.(ii) Hospital of Ayurved is not working properly.

Ayurved treatment are not given to mostly patients.

(iii) Departments have not been bifurcated so far. (iv) Many specialties are running under one

department.(v) BHU is not following the Regulations and

Syllabus of CCIM.(vi) Provision of one paper of each subject of modern

medicine for each subject has been kept which is not as per norms of CCIM.

(vii) There are only eight departments Fourteen department should be setup.

Admission may not be permitted till the clarifications are obtained. The President should write to Vice-Chancellor

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of University. A meeting may also be considered, if agreed.

65. Santhigiri Ayurved College, Olassery, Considering non-availability of facilities of Palakkad teaching and practical training in the Institution, as per

CCIM norms, Committee did not agree to grant permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007 and instruct the institute to appoint atleast 05 more teachers.

The college be asked to fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

66. Shri Hingulambika Education Society Considering available facilities of teaching Ay. College, Gulbarga and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.The college be asked to replace the UG teachers by appointing PG teachers of concern speciality and fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

67. Vishnu Ayurved College, Shoranur, Palkkad Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


68. Government Ayurved College, KANNUR Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Kriyasharir 05, Rognidan 04 students for the year 2006-2007.


69. Parrasianikkadavu Ayurved College, Kannur Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

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70. JJ Magdum Ayurved College, Kolhapur Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


71. Dr. DY Patil Pratishtan Ayurved College, Considering available facilities of teaching Pimpri, Pune and practical training in the Institution, Committee



72. Seth Chandanmal Mutha Aryangla Vaidya Considering non-availability of facilities of Mahavidyalaya, Satara teaching and practical training in the Institution, as per

CCIM norms, Committee did not agree to grant permission to admit students for the year 2006-2007.

73. Aquarious Public Education Society Considering available facilities of teaching Mahadeorao Shivankar Ay. College & and practical training in the Institution, Committee Research Institute, Gondia decided to grant permission to admit 50 students

in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


74. Nalasopara Ayurved College, Vasai, Thane Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee



75. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Sion, Mumbai Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee

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decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Kayachikitsa 02, Maulik Siddhant 02 and Dravyaguna 02 students for the year 2006-2007.


76. Bhau Saheb Mulak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Considering available facilities of teaching Nagpur and practical training in the Institution, Committee



77. Desh Bhagat Ayurved Medical College, Considering available facilities of teaching Mandigobindgarh and practical training in the Institution, Committee



78. Shri Dhanwantry Ayurved College, ChandigarhConsidering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee



79. Ravindra Nath Mukherji Ayurved College, Considering available facilities of teaching Champaran, Motihari and practical training in the Institution, Committee



80. Vaidyaratnam Ayurved College, Ollur, Considering available facilities of teaching Trichur and practical training in the Institution, Committee

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81. Sree Narayan Institute of Ayurved Studies The Govt. of India has permitted the college to take the and Research Puttur, Kollam admission of 50 student from the session 2004- 05. However the visitation report alongwith shortcomings be

be forwarded to Government of India.

82. Amrita Ayurved College, Vallikavu, Kollam The Govt. of India has permitted the college to take the admission 60 student for the session 2004-05. However the visitation report alongwith shortcomings be

forwarded to Government of India.

83. Rajiv Gandhi Ayurved College, Bhopal Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


84. Pt. Khushilal Sharma Ayurved College, Considering available facilities of teaching Bhopal and practical training in the Institution, Committee


The college be asked to fulfill the shortcomings andsubmit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

85. Subhdeep Ayurved College, Indore Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


86. Govt. Ashtang Ayurved College & Hospital Considering available facilities of teaching Indore and practical training in the Institution, Committee


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87. Vasant Dada Patil Ayurved College, Sangli Considering less available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided that first of all letter be written to appoint more PG teachers of concern subject and fulfill other shortcomings thereafter matter of the permission will be considered for the year 2006-2007.

88. Ashtang Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Pune Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and PG in Samhita 03, Rachna Sharir 03 and Prasuti & Striroga 03 for the year 2006-2007.


89. Taluka Shikshan Prasarak Sahakara Mandal Considering available facilities of teaching Ayurved College, Sindhagi and practical training in the Institution, Committee



90. Rajiv Gandhi Education Society Ayurved Considering available facilities of teaching College, Ron and practical training in the Institution, Committee



91. Parsurampuriya Ayurved College, Sikar The Committee observed that college has been visited by single visitor, therefore, as per decision of the Central Council the report of single visitor can not be considered and Committee decided to carry out re-visitation.

92. Shri Bhanwar Lal Dugar Ayurved College, The Committee observed that college has been

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Sardarshahar visited by single visitor, therefore, as per decision of the Central Council the report of single visitor can not be considered and Committee decided to carry out re-visitation.

93. Veerpulikeshi Vidyavardhak Samsth’s Rural Considering available facilities of teaching Ayurved College & Research Centre, Badami and practical training in the Institution, Committee



94. Kalidas Ayurved College, Badami Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


95. KGMP Ayurved College, Mumbai Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Kayachikitsa 08, Dravyaguna 02, Rasashastra 02, Ayurved Siddhant & Darshan 04 for the year 2006-2007.


96. Dr. DY Patil College of Ayurved & Research The Govt. of India has permitted the college to take the Navi Mumbai admission of 100 students from the session 2004-05. However the visitation report alongwith shortcomings

be forwarded to Government of India..

97. Dhanwantri Ayurved College, Udgir, Latur Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


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98. Manjara Ayurved College, Latur Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


99. Shri Saptashrungi Ayurved College, Nasik Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


100. Islamia Education Trust’s Zakaria Ayurved Considering non-availability of facilities of College, Gulbarga teaching and practical training in the Institution as per

CCIM norms, Committee did not agree to grant permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

101. Lal Bahadur Shastri Ayurved College, Handia As per S.No.3.

102. AS Ayurved College, Nasik Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and PG in Shalya 04, Kayachikitsa 05 and Panchkarma 01 for the year 2006-2007.


103. Dayanand Ayurved College, Jalandhar Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


104. Gurunanak Ayurved College, Gopalpur, Considering available facilities of teaching

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Ludhiana and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007 with the warning to improve the working of the hospital. The college also be asked to fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance by 30th November, 2006.

105. JSS Ayurved Medical College,Mysore Considering non-availability of facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution as per CCIM norms, Committee did not to agree to grant permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya and Ayurved Vachaspati Course for the year 2006-2007.


106. Govt. Ayurvedic Medical College, Bangalore Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee

decided to grant permission to admit 60 students in Ayurvedacharya Course and in PG in Shalya 07, Shalakya 07, Dravyaguna 07 and Panchkarma 07 for the year 2006-2007.


107. SGV Ayurvedic College, Bailhongal Executive Committee considered the visitation report and did not agree to grant the permission to the college. Further, it was decided that a copy of complaint received in the department be asked from the Govt. of India.

108. Mahaganpati Ayurvedic Medical College Considering non-availability of facilities of Dharwad teaching and practical training in the Institution as per

CCIM norms, Committee did not agree to grant permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

Executive Committee decided that shortcomings be informed to the college for their fulfillment

109. Rajiv Gandhi Govt. Ayurvedic College The Committee observed that:-

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Paprola (i) There are only 82 beds.(ii) Ayurved Hospital of the State Government has

been attached to this College. There is no own hospital of the college.

(iii) The administrative control of the hospital is not with Principal of the college.

(iv) Two more hospitals are attached with the college which are approximately 42-43 Km. away from the college.

(v) Herbal garden is at Jogendernagar which is 15 Km. away from the college.

(vi) Sanskrit teacher has made as HOD of Sanskrit, Samhita and Siddhant Department.

(vii) Condition of the Laboratories is also not good.(viii) AMO are teaching PG students.(ix) The students were re-examined without any rules

and were promoted on their choice.(x) Examination of Third Professional are being

conducted after completing only teaching of 12 months instead of 18 months which is the violation of Regulations of CCIM.

Considering less available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee did not agree to grant the permission to admit studentsin Ayurvedacharya Course and PG also not permittedfor the year 2006-2007 till shortcomings are removed..

110. Shri Balahanuman Ayurvedic College, The Committee observed that Lodhra (i) The post of Demonstration is still existing.

(ii) There is no proper sitting arrangement for the teaching staff.

(iii) Condition of Laboratories is not satisfactory. (iv) Working condition of the Hospitals is not good. (v) Teaching staff is less.

Therefore considering the availability of facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution as per CCIM norms, Committee did not agree to grant the permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

111. JD Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital The Govt. of India has permitted the college to take the Aligarh admission of 50 students from the session 2004-05.

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However, the visitation report alongwith shortcomings be forwarded Government of India.

112. OH Nazar Ayurved College, Surat The Committee observed that (i) The post of Demonstration is still existing.

(ii) There is no proper sitting arrangement for the teaching staff. (iii) Condition of Laboratories is not satisfactory. (iv) Working condition of the Hospitals is not good. (v) Teaching staff is less.

Therefore considering the availability of facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution as per CCIM norms, Committee did not agree to grant the permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.

113. Shri Krishna Govt. Ayurved College, Committee observed that Kurukshetra (i) Post of Demonstrator are still existing.

(ii) College building is being used for the purpose of Drug Store and PHC also.

(iii) Teaching staff is very less.(iv) State Government is not following the instructions

of the Central Council.(v) Govt. of Haryana has submitted a affidavit by

stating that CCIM is only advisory body there is no binding on Govt. of Haryana to follow the norms of CCIM.

Considering less available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee did not agree to grant permission to admit students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007 till shortcomings are moved.

Dr. VV Chhikara submitted his note of dissent against the decision of the Education Committee.

114. Ayurved Medical College, Gaya Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee



115. Laxminarayan Ayurved Medical College Considering available facilities of teaching

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Amritsar and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Ayurvedacharya Course for the year 2006-2007.


116. Babe Ke Ayurved Medical College, Moga Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee



117. Rajasthan Ayurved University, Jodhpur The Govt. of India has permitted the college to take the admission of 50 student for the session 2004-05 . However, the Visitation Report alongwith the shortcomings be forwarded to Govt. of India.

Agenda Item No.5 Consideration of visitation reports of Unani Colleges alongwiththe recommendations of Education Committee (Unani).

1 Govt. Tibbia College, Patna Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Kamil-e-tib-o-Jarahat(BUMS) Course for the year 2006-2007.

The shortcomings be informed to the college separately for fulfillment. The college to submit the compliance report by 30th November, 2006.

2. Zulfequar Haider Unani Medical College & Hospital, Siwan

Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Kamil-e-tib-o-Jarahat (BUMS) Course for the year 2006-2007.


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3. Mohsine Milat Unani Tibb Education Society Unani Medical College, Raipur



4. Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Jamia Hamdard, Hamdard University, Hamdard Nagar, New Delhi

Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Kamil-e-tib-o-Jarahat (BUMS) Course and in PG Course as under for the year 2006-2007.

Ilmul Advia Not PermittedTahaffuzi-wa- Not Permitted Samaji-Tib.

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5. Luqman Medical College & HospitalBijapur



6 Tipu Sultan Shaheed Educational Trust Unani Medical College Gulbarga


The shortcomings be informed to the collegeseparately for fulfillment. The college to submit the compliance report by 30th November, 2006.

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7. HMS Unani Medical College & Hospital, Tumkur



8. Safia Hamidia Unani Tibbia College& Hospital, Burhanpur



The Executive Committee decided that surprise visitation be carried out by Vice-President (Unani) and Chairman Education Committee Unani thereafter final will be taken in the matter till then the decision of Education Committee (Unani) be kept in abeyance.

9. Al-Farooque Unani Tibbia CollegeIndore



10. Hakim Abdul Hamid Unani Medical College, Dewas


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The Executive Committee decided that surprise visitation be carried out by Vice-President (Unani) and Chairman Education Committee Unani thereafter final will be taken in the matter till then the decision of Education Committee (Unani) be kept in abeyance.

11 Anjuman-I-Islam’s DR. Ishaw Jam Khanawala Tibbia Unani Medical College & Haji Abdul Razak Kalsekar Tibbia Hospital, Mumbai


Post-graduate Course not permitted in any subject.


12 Mohammadia Tibbia College, Malegaon


Post-graduate Course in Ilmul Advia and Qabalat-wa-Amraz-e-Niswan not permitted .


13 Ahmed Gharib Unani Medical College, Akkalkuwa


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14. Rajputana Unani Tibbia College, Jaipur



15 Rajasthan Unani Medical College & Hospital, Jaipur



16 State Takmil-ut-Tib. College & Hospital, Lucknow



Executive Committee did not agreed to grant permission for the year 2006-07

17. State Unani Medical College, Allahabad


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Executive Committee did not agreed to grant permission to admit student for the session 2006-07

18. Allama Iqbal Unani Medical College, Muzaffarnagar


Dr. Rashidullahb Khan dissented.


The Executive Committee while considering the recommendation of Education Committee(Unani) decided that permission should not be granted to this college since it can not be considered as existing college. The college be asked to apply to Govt. of India as per provision 13 A of IMCC Act, 1970.

19. Ajmal Khan Tibbia College, Aligarh

Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 60 students in Kamil-e-tib-o-Jarahat (BUMS) Course and in PG Course as under for the year 2006-2007.Ilmul Advia 04 students Kulliyat 04 students Moalijat 04 studentsJarahat 02 students


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20. Calcutta Unani Medical College & Hospital, Kolkatta



21. Nizamia Unani Medical College & Hospital, Gaya



22. National Institute of Unani Medicine, Bangalore

Executive Committee Noted the following shortcomings :-1.There is shortage of teaching staff. It be made up as prescribed in Post-graduate Education Regulations 1988 of Central Council of Indian Medicine and NIUM Karnataka Project Report 1997-98, henceforth called Project Report. Qualifications prescribed for Post-graduate teachers in the said Regulations be strictly followed.

2.Existing Pathology-Biochemistry Lab. be fully equipped for Post-graduate training.

3.All Laboratories prescribed in the Project Report be established soon.

4.There is no Radio diagnosis unit. It be provided immediately with X-Ray, Ultrasound, C.T.Scan, MRI system etc.

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5.Labour room is non functional. It beproperly equipped for Post-graduate teaching and training. Maternity operation theatre be provided.

6.Hospital Block: It has 100 beds. Paramedical and other staff is inadequate. Shortages be made up as per project report.

7.Minor Operation Theatre be provided. Operation Table, OT Ceiling light, pedestal light, Electro surgical unit, suction, Anaesthesis equipmen and Resucitation kit.

8.Non teaching staff is less than the prescribed one.

RECOM MENDATION:-

There are only four Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences recognized Post-graduate teachers, 2 for Ilmul Advia. One of them is Director who is an extremely busy person, one for Moaliljat and one for Hifzan-e-Sehat. They can be hardly expected to do justice to28 students(2004 -2005 Batch) as their guide. There is no body to guide 7 of them, who are student of Amraz-e-Niswan, Evident consequence as such will be turn out of sub standard ,Post-graduates, NIUM is expected to be Model Post-graduate institution. The matter calls for a very serious consideration. NIUM admitted 28 students in the academic year 2004-2005 as 15 in 2005-2006, without required facilities. For the year 2006-2007 NIUM should admit students only when it can provide them proper facilities for teaching, practical teaching and research.

Executive Committee agreed to send the same with Visitation Report to the Govt. of India.

23. Government Nizamia Tibbi. College & Hospital, Hyderabad

Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 50 students in Kamil-e-tib-o-Jarahat (BUMS)

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Course and in PG Course as under for the year 2006-2007.Moalijat 05 students Amraze Niswan 07 studentsIlmul Advia 01 students


Agenda Item No. 6 Consideration of visitation report of Siddha colleges alongwith recommendations of Education Committee (Siddha)

Name of the College Recommendations1. Akila Thiruvithamcore Siddha Vaidya Sangam Siddha Maruthuva Kalloory & Hospital,Anandasramam,Munchirai, Distt. KANYAKUMARI (TN)

Considering available facilities of teaching and practical training in the Institution, Committee decided to grant permission to admit 40 students in Siddha Maruthuva Arignar Course for the year 2006-07

The college be asked to fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance report by 30th November, 2006.

2.Sri Sai Ram Siddha Medical College Sriperumbudur, Distt. KANCHEEPURAM (TN


The college to fulfill the shortcomings and submit the compliance report by 30th November, 2006.

3.Santhigiri Siddha Medical College P.O.Koliyacode, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM – 695607 (Kerala)


The college be asked to fulfill the other shortcomings and submit the compliance report by 30th November, 2006.

4. National Institute of Siddha Tambaram CHENNAI-106

The visitation Report alongwith shortcomings be forwarded to Govt. of India.

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It was also noted that the visitation report of Velumailu Siddha Medical College, Sriperumbudur, Kancheepuram has not been received so far. It was decided to place the same before next Executive Committee. It was also decided the visitation of Govt. Siddha Medical College, Chennai and Pallayam kottai also be carried out for the session 2006-07.

The Executive Committee decided to instruct all colleges of Ayurved/Unani/Siddha that payment of salary etc. of teaching and non teaching staff should be only through Bank.

Agenda Item No. 7 Ratification of action taken by President, CCIM

It was noted that as per provision of CCIM General Regulations, 1996 the annual accounts of the Central Council duly approved by President/CCIM have been sent to Comptroller of Auditor General of India, New Delhi vide this office letter No.10-13/2006-Accts. Dated 12.6.2006.

The Executive Committee ratified the same with the decision that Accounts should be sent to DGCAR with the approval of Executive Committee in future.

Agenda Item No.8 Provision of funds under non plan on yearly basis for meeting pensionery liabilities in respect of employees of autonomous bodies

namely Central Council for Research in Ayurveda & Siddha, Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine, National Institute of Homoeopathy, National Institute of Ayurveda, Central Council of Indian Medicine and Central Council of Homoeopathy.

It was noted that Ministry of Health & Family Welfare vide their letter No.V.27031/36-99/HL dated 27th

May,2004 stated that the Department has taken up with the Ministry of Finance the proposal for Provision of funds under Non-Plan on yearly basis for meeting pensionery liabilities in respect of employees of autonomous bodies namely CCRUM, NIH, NIA, CCRAS, CCH, CCIM and CCRH and the decision of the Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure in the matter is reproduced below for information and necessary action:-

“The proposal for regularization of pension scheme on GOI pattern in these autonomous bodies is agreed to as a special case. However, while regularizing the existing pension scheme, it would be expedient to make it clear to the Management/Governing Body of these autonomous institutions that all such employees who have joined the autonomous body on or after 01.01.2004, will be compulsorily governed by new pension scheme which has already been extended to the employees of autonomous bodies.”

It has also been informed that in case any of the above organizations has generated/are generating Pension fund/corpus fund, it must first exhaust the fund before seeking the funds in ensuing budgets.

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In this regard, it is submitted that Central Council of Indian Medicine is generating pension fund contributing amount from recognition fee being charged from Ayurved, Unani and Siddha Colleges as recognition fee every year according to decision of Finance/Executive Committee subsequently ratified by CCIM.

Now, as per contents of the above letter of Govt. of India, the corpus fund is to be exhausted and provision is to be made for seeking funds.

Executive Committee agreed to the same.

Agenda Item No.9 Upgradation of the post of Accountant in the CCIM from the scale of

It was noted that in pursuance of the decision of 120th meeting Executive Committee held on 23.3.2004 the proposal of upgradation of the post of Accountant in the CCIM from the scale of Rs.5500-175-9000 to Rs.6500-200-10500 was submitted to the Government of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Deptt. of AYUSH vide this office letter No.1-27/04 dated 19.3.2005

In response of the same Government of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Deptt. of AYUSH vide this letter No.V.27016/24/2004-Ay.Desk dated 25/4/06 stated that the proposal of the Council has been taken up with the Internal Finance Division of the Ministry and that no merit has been found in the recommendation for up gradation of the post of Accountant to Rs.6500-200-10500/-.

Further, on examination of the existing Recruitment Rules, it has been observed that for the post of Accountant in the CCIM in the scale of pay of Rs.5500-9000/-, for grant of promotion to the post, has provided as follows:-

“UDC in the scale of pay of Rs.4000-6000/- with eight years of regular service in the grade OR LDC in the scale of pay of Rs.3050-4590/- with twelve year regular service in the grade with at least three years working experience in Accounts.”

But as per the DOPT guidelines, indicated in their OM No.AB-14017/2/97-Estt.(RR) dated 25.5.98 (copy enclosed), eligibility for grant of promotion to a post in the scale of pay of Rs.5500-9000/-, is service of 10 years on a post in the scale of pay of Rs.4000-6000/- and 18 years of service on a post in the scale of pay of Rs.3050-4590/-.

The existing Recruitment Rules for the post of Accountant and appointment made on the basis of these Recruitment Rules, are defective to the extent indicated above and needs to be received, immediately.

In this connection, the Recruitment Rules for the post of Accountant have been amended in view of the DOPT Guidelines received alongwith above mentioned letter of the Government. A copy of the same be seen at Annexure – A for consideration. The Executive Committee may kindly consider and approve the Recruitment Rules to be send to Government of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Deptt. of AYUSH, New Delhi.Executive Committee approved the Recruitment Rule prepared by office to send to Govt. of India for sanction.

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Addl. Agenda Item No.1. Ratification of action taken by President, CCIM regarding Acharya Gyan Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Indore.

It was noted that on receipt of several complaint and as per directions of President, CCIM Acharya Gyan Aired College, Indore was visited by the visitors of the Central Council of Indian Medicine on 25.3.2006. The visitation report of the same will be placed before the Committee at the time of consideration of agenda item.

In this regard, it is also noted that after going through the visitation report and complaint etc. the President decided to write a letter to Government of Madhya Pradesh to transfer the student in other college where facilities of teaching and practical training are available.

It is also submitted that a complaint regarding land and construction has been received in the office. Copy of the same may be seen at Annexure-I.

Executive Committee ratified the action taken by the President,CCIM.

Addl. Agenda Item No.2. Ratification of Action taken by President, CCIM regarding Government Ayurved College & Hospital, Burhanpur.

It was noted that it was brought to the notice of the Central Council through various complaints that there are not sufficient facilities of teaching and practical training including teaching staff. The comments of the Principal, Government Ayurved College & Hospital Burhanpur on the compliance were asked. The Principal also consented that there is only 4-5 teaching staff.

In view of the above, President decided to write a letter to Government of Madhya Pradesh Director and University to transfer the students to other colleges.

In this regard it is also submitted that Principal has also submitted the compliance report the same may kindly be seen at Annexure-II.

Executive Committee ratified the action taken by the President,CCIM.

Addl. Agenda Item No.3. Charging fees from Ayurved/Unani/Siddha college who have not permitted by CCIM for last five years.

It was noted that the matter for charging fee from Ayurved/Unani/Siddha college who have not been permitted by CCIM for last five years was placed before Executive Committee at its 120th meeting held on 23.3.2004 and It was decided that since above colleges have not been permitted by CCIM, balance of fees be not charge if it is ensured that there is not any student of batch permitted by CCIM.

Office wrote a letter to the colleges to ensure the position but with no response has been received so far.

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Government Ayurved College, Atarra, and Government Ayurved College, Handia, Allahabad have sent the DDs to clear the balance of fees.

It is further submitted that both these colleges have been visited by CCIM on 6.6.2006 & 07.06.2006 respectively.

It is also submitted that Ayurved College, Bareilly, Pilibhit and Jhansi have been visited recently.

Executive Committee may consider whether balance of fees given by these colleges may not be accepted as per previous decision or be accepted considering the visitation of the college.

Executive Committee agreed to accept the fee sent by the Govt. of Ayurved Colleges of Uttar Pradesh.

Agenda Item No.4 Reporting of action taken by the Government of India on the recommendations of the CCIM

Name of the College Recommendations of Central Council Decision of Govt. of India 1 2 3 .

1. Rajeev Ayurved College, The Central Council after considering College was not on specified land Hassan the Scheme decided to approve the therefore, College has been asked Scheme and agreed to recommend to to apply a fresh in next year vide Govt. of India to issue letter of Intent. letter No. 12011/19/2005-EP dated 20.12.2005 i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own specific land as

required before starting First Professional Course.

2. Gautham Ayurved The Central Council after considering Application has been returned Medical College the Scheme decided to approve the with advice to apply a fresh Bangalore Scheme and agreed to recommend to as per the prescribed Government of India to issue letter of Intent. schedule between 1st to 30th

April any year in accordance i) Building of Hospital and college should with the concerned Regulations be constructed at its own land and after fulfilling the pre-requisites. accommodation required for First

Professional Course made available.

3. Hillside Ayurved The Central Council after considering Conditional letter of Intent vide Medical College the Scheme decided to approve the letter No. R.12011/16/2004-EP Kanakpura Road, Scheme and agreed to recommend to (Vol II) dated 06.02.2006 with Bangalore Government of India to issue letter of Intent Intake capacity of Fifty(50) Subject to fulfillment of

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Shortcomings within a period of i) Building of Hospital and college should nine months from issue of the be constructed at its own land and letter. accommodation required for First Professional Course made available.

4.Yadeyuru Ay. Medical The Central Council after considering Opportunity of hearing was College, Ballary the Scheme decided to approve the given to the college and college Scheme and agreed to recommend to was asked to apply a fresh. Government of India to issue letter of Intent.

i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and accommodation required for First Professional Course made available.

5.Sant Vinoba Bhave Ay. The Central Council after considering Application has been returned for Medical College, Chatra the Scheme decided to approve the fulfillment of shortcomings latest Scheme By 31.10.2005.

i) Building of Hospital and college should Govt. of India vide letter R.12011/ be constructed at its own land and 14/2005-EP dated 1.5.06 advise to

accommodation required for First apply afresh between 1st to 30th Professional Course. April.

6.Chhatisgarh Ay. Medical The Central Council after considering Government of India vide letter No. College, Rajnandgaon the Scheme decided to approve the R.12011/3/2005-EP dated 27.3.2006 Scheme and agreed to recommend to has granted the permission for Government of India to issue letter of Intent starting a new Chhattisgarh for 75 students. Ayurvedic Medical College at Rajnandgaon (Chhattisgarh) with annual intake capacity of 75 students in Ayurvedacharya (BAMS) course from the session 2006-07 i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and

accommodation required for First Professional Course.

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7. Sanjivani Ay.Medical The Central Council after considering Vide letter No. R.12011/21/2005-EP College, Khanna the Scheme decided to disapprove the dated 16.12.2005 advised to apply

Scheme as: a fresh after fulfillment of shortcomings

i) NOC of the State Government is not as per proforma.

ii) There is no running Ayurved hospital. iii) College has no required infrastructure.

8.KMCT Ay. Medical The Central Council after considering Government of India has permitted College, Kozikode the Scheme decided to approve the Scheme vide letter No.R.12011/12/2004-EP and agreed to recommend to Government dated 27.3.2006 for admission for of India to issue letter of Intent. fifty(50) seats in Ayurvedacharya the session 2006-07. i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land

and accommodation required for First Professional Course.

9. Srinivas Ay. Medical College The Central Council after considering Application has been returned Mangalore the Scheme decided to approve the to apply a fresh next year after

Scheme and agreed to recommend to fulfilling the shortcomings. Government of India to issue letter of Intent for 50 seats. i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and


ii) Clarification of Indenture of sale of non- agriculture immovable properties held wrag right for 6.00 lakh

iii) Deed of sale of full right or right realization of annual report for the 50,000.

10. Shree Devi Ay. Medical The Central Council after considering Application has been returned

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Mangalore the Scheme decided to approve the to apply a fresh after fulfilling Scheme and agreed to recommend to the shortcomings Government of India to issue letter of Intent

i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land as per requirement

11. Parul Institute of Ay. The Central Council after considering Govt. of India vide letter No. Limbda the Scheme decided to approved the 12011/4/05-E.P. dated 21.3.2006 Scheme and agreed to recommend to granted permission with intake Government of India to issue letter of Intent capacity of 50 seats for 2006-07 for 75 admission.

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i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and


12. Siddhivinayaka Ay. The Central Council after considering Application has been returned College, Raibagh the Scheme decided to approved the apply a fresh next year after

Scheme and agreed to recommend to fulfilling the shortcomings vide Government of India to issue letter of Intent. letter No. R.12011/22/2005-EP Dated 9.1.2006 college was visited and recommendations of of the Council sent to Ministry vide letter No. 4-98/2005-Ay. dated 27.2.2006



13. SDMT Trust Ayurved The Central Council after considering Govt. of India has permitted to College, Terdal the Scheme decided to approved the start new Ay. college with annual

Scheme and agreed to recommend to intake capacity for 50 students Government of India to issue letter of Intent. subject to fulfillment of Shortcomings before admitting

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students and Council has been asked to verify compliance. i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and


14. Sonia Ayurved Medical The Central Council after considering Conditional letter of Intent has College, Dharwad the Scheme decided to approved the been issued to fulfill no shortcoming

Scheme and agreed to recommend to within six months and not taking Government of India to issue letter of Intent. the admission. i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and


15. Ayurved Medical The Central Council after considering Application has been returned College, Kalyan, the Scheme decided to approved the subject to fulfillment of shortcoming Mantap, Bidar Scheme and agreed to recommend to and apply a fresh in next year. Government of India to issue letter of Intent.



16. KLE Society’s Ayurved The Central Council after considering Application has been returned with College, Athani the Scheme decided to approved the the advised to apply a fresh in next Scheme and agreed to recommend to year after fulfilling the shortcomings Government of India to issue letter of Intent. i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and


17. Gomantesh Ay. Medical As college has already admitted 43 Opportunity of hearing was given and College Hindwadi, students which is a violation of Regulations proposal has been rejected. prescribed by CCIM, therefore, Committee

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did not approve the Scheme and decided to recommend to Government of India for not issuing letter of Intent.

18. Govindbhai Jorabhai The Central Council after considering Govt. of India vide letter No.R.12011/ Ayurved College the Scheme decided to approve the 01/2005-EP dated 17.5.06 has ask to Vallabh, Vidyanagar, Scheme and agreed to recommend to rectify the shortcomings observed in Distt. Anand (Gujrat) Govt. of India to issue letter of Intent visitation reports and apply afresh with for 50 seats. compliance report.



19. Major SD Singh Ay. The Central Council after considering Govt. of India vide letter No.R.12011/ College, Fatehgarh the Scheme decided to approve the 7/2005-EP dated 30.3.2006 has Scheme and agreed to recommend to granted permission to start a new

Government of India to issue letter of Intent. Major SD Singh and Hospital at Farukhabad with annual intake capacity of 50 seats in BAMS Course from the session 2006-07.



20. Himalayi Ay. College, The Central Council after considering Government of India vide letter No. Dehradun the Scheme decided to approve the R.12011/13/2005-EP dated 25.5.2006 Scheme and agreed to recommend to has issued a letter of intent with annual Government of India to issue letter of Intent. intake capacity of 50 seats in BAMS Course subject to condition that the Institution will comply with the Shortcomings within three months from the date of issue of this letter.

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21. RKDF Institute of The Executive Committee after considering Government of India vide letter Medical Sciences the Scheme decided to approve the No.R.12011/16/2003-EP dated Bhopal Scheme and agreed to recommend to 16.05.2006 has cone to the Government of India to issue letter of Intent conclusion that as per CCIM norms, The required infrastructure and staff are not presently available with the RKDF Institute of Indian Medicine at Bhopal. The Executive Committee noted that State Government has issued the NOC for establishment of Ayurved College at Mandideep which falls under the Distt.of Raisingh.

The college is being established at Hoshangabad Road, Bhopal. The approval of State Government be obtained for the purpose.

University has issued the Consent for affiliation on three different dates and not as per proforma. A fresh letters from University be obtained.

Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and accommodation required for First Professional.

Many members presented their point of view in respect of this college. However, the

recommendations of the Executive Committee was approved by the Council with a dissent note from 15 members. A copy of the dissent note is annexed.

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22. Bhopal Ayurved The Central Council after considering Government of India has asked to College, Bhopal the Scheme decided to recommend to apply a fresh next year after fulfilling Government of India for not issuing letter the shortcomings. of Intent due to non-existence of required facilities and infrastructure.

23. Hare Krishna The Central Council after considering Government of India vide letter No. Ayurvedic Maha. the Scheme decided to approve the 12011/27/2005-EP dated 16.5.2006 Bhopal Scheme and agreed to recommend to conclusion that as per CCIM norms, the Government of India to issue letter of Intent. required infrastructure and staff are not presently available application is being returned with advice to apply afresh in the next Schedule, after fulfilling all the prerequisites as per the prescribed Regulations and norms of the CCIM. i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and

accommodation required for First Professional Course. 24. Punjab Ayurved The Central Council after considering Ministry of Health & F.W. Deptt. of Medical College the Scheme decided to approve the Ayush vide letter No. R.12011/28/2005 & Hospital, Scheme and agreed to recommend to EP dated 29.9.2005 advised applying Sriganganagar Government of India to issue letter of Intent. afresh in the next year between 1st to 30th April.



25. Saint Sahara Ay. The Central Council after considering Application returned for applying a fresh College, Bhatinda the Scheme decided to approve the in next year as per schedule vide letter Scheme and agreed to recommend to No. R.12011/34/2005-EP dated 30.9.05 Government of India to issue letter of Intent. i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and


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26. Muniyal Institute The Central Council after considering the Application has been returned to apply of Ayurvedic Scheme decided to approve the Scheme and afresh next year after fulfilling the Sciences, Manipal agreed to recommend to Government of shortcomings. India to issue letter of Intent for increasing intake capacity from 40-60.

27. Shri Vijay The Central Council after considering Application to increase intake capacity Mahantesh Ay. the Scheme decided to approve the Scheme from 40-60 has been rejected on the Medical College, and agreed to recommend to Government of ground that out of 32 teachers, 21 are Ilkal India to issue letter of Intent for increasing only graduates and cannot be considered intake capacity from 40-50. as a teacher.

28.Bhagwan Mahaveer The Central Council after considering Application has been returned to fulfill Jain Ayurvedic the Scheme decided to approve the Scheme the shortcomings by 31st October 2005. Medical College, and agreed to recommend to Government of Gajendergarh India to issue letter of Intent for increasing intake capacity from 40-60.

29. BSPS Gomantak The Central Council after considering Ministry of Health & F.W. Deptt. of Ayurvedic College the Scheme decided to approve the Ayush vide letter No. 13011/1/2005-EP Shiroda Goa Scheme and agreed to recommend to dated 14.02.05 advice to apply afresh in Government of India to issue letter of Intent next year. for increasing intake capacity from 40-50.

30.Shri Gulab The Executive Committee after considering Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Kunverba Ayurved the Scheme decided to approve the Department of Ayush agreed to permit Mahavidyalaya, admission strength from 40 to 50. to increase intake capacity from 40 to 50

seats with retrospective effect from the Session 1999-2000 as a special case vide However, the Council noted that college letter No. 13011/29/2003-EP dated has asked Enhancement of seats for foreign 27.01.2006 candidates for permission as under:-

1999-2000 04 2000-2001 07 2001-2002 13 2002-2003 13 2003-2004 04

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2004-2005 05 The Executive Committee decided that enhancement of seats shall be specifically not for foreign students and can not be with previous effect.

The Central Council did not agree to recommend to Government of India for issuing letter of Intent for increase intake capacity and also for regularization of admission of foreign students . There is no specific course for foreign students in CCIM Syllabus.

31. BSDTS Ayurved College, The Central Council after considering Government of India vide letter No. Wagholi, Pune the Scheme decided to approve the Scheme R.14011/8/2005-EP dated 03.05.06 and agreed to recommend to Government of has been granted permission to India to issue letter of intent for starting PG opening of new Post-graduate in Course in Samhita, Rachna Sharir and Kayachikitsa with annual

intake capacity of 3 seats in each i) Samhita 04 subject from the session 2006-07 ii) Rachna Sharir 04 iii) Rog Vigyan 04

32. Maharashtra Arogya The Central Council after considering Government of India has granted Mandal Sumati Bhaishah the Scheme decided to approve the Scheme permission vide letter No. College, Hadapsar agreed to issue the letter of intent for R.14011/7/2003-EP dated

starting PG in 30.3.2006 for the opening of new post-graduate courses in Kaya

Kayachikitsa 04 Chikitsa Prasuti avum Striroga, Prasuti Evam Striroga 04 Shalya Tantra, Rachana Sharir Shalya 04 and Ras Shastra with annual

Rachna Sharir 04 capacity of 3 seats in each PG Rasashastra 04 subject from the session 2006-07.

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33. Shri JG Cooperative The Central Council after considering Government of India has granted Hospital Society’s the Scheme decided to approve the Scheme permission vide letter No. R. Shankar Ayurved and agreed to recommend to Government of 14011/4/2005-EP dated 27.3.2006 Medical College India for starting PG Course to issue letter of to start PG Course in Shalya an Ghatprabha intent for Dravyaguna with intake capacity of two (02) in each speciality for

Shalya 05 for the session 2006-07 Dravyaguna 05 34. Alva’s Ayurved The Central Council after considering Application for increasing intake Medical College, the Scheme decided to approve the Scheme capacity returned with advice to Moodbidri to recommend to Government of India to apply a fresh as per prescribed letter of Intent for increasing intake schedule after fulfilling the pre- capacity from 70 to 100 and for starting PG requisite between 1st tp 30th April in in a year.

Government of India vide letter No. Rachna Sharir 05 14011/8/2004-EP dated30.3.2006

Dravyaguna 05 has granted permission to start PG Panchkarma 05 Course in Shalya & Dravyaguna Ayurved Siddhant 05 with intake capacity of five(05) Shalya 05 students.

35. Government Ayurved The Central Council after considering Government of India has granted College,Tripunithura the Scheme decided to approve the permission to start PG course in scheme and agreed to recommend to Shalya with intake capacity of Government of India to issue letter of Intent five(05) students. to start PG in Shalya with intake capacity of 05 students.

36.Govt.Ayurved College, The Central Council after considering Government of India vide letter No. Raipur the Scheme decided to approve the 14011/6/2005/EP dated 27.3.2006 Scheme and agreed to recommend to has been granted permission for Government of India to issue letter of opening new PG Course in Ayurved

Intent for starting PG with 05 seats in Siddhanta, Rachna Sharir, Shalya each subject. Tantra and Rasashastra with annual admission capacity of 03 students Ayurved Siddhant 05 in each course from the session 2006-

Rachna Sharir 05 07 Rasashastra 05 Shalya 05 37. Atrey Ay. Medical The Central Council after considering Application returned with advise to

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College, Bangalore the Scheme decided to approve the apply a fresh after fulfillment of Scheme and agreed to recommend to shortcomings by 31st Oct. 2005. Government of India to issue letter Intent.


accommodation required for First Professional Course made available.

38. Lathe Education The Central Council noted that college Government of India has rejected the Society’s Acharya Desh is admitting students from last 2-3 years proposal after giving the Bhushan Ay. College without the permission of the CCIM opportunity of hearing. Bedkihal, Belgaum which is a violation of concerned Regulations. College has asked the permission under Section 13 C of IMCC

Act, 1970. In this regard no regulation has been prescribed by CCIM so far. The Council did not agree to recommend to Government of India to issue the letter of intent.

39. Vagdevi Ayurved The Central Council after considering Government of India has advised to College, Warangal the Scheme decided to approve the apply afreh proposal between 1st to Scheme and agreed to recommend to 30th April, 2006 vide letter No.12011/23 Government of India to issue letter of 2005-EP dated 16.12.2005 Intent for 50 seats.



40. Shankar Dayal Sharma The Central Council after considering Government of India has advised to Ay.Medical College, the Scheme decided to approve the apply afresh proposal between 1st to Bhopal Scheme and agreed to recommend to 30th April, 2006 vide letter No.12011/ Government of India to issue letter of 20/2005-EP dated 19.5.2006 can not Intent. considered until own building for College and hospital and basic Infrastructure for starting first

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i) Building of Hospital and college should Professional Course are fulfilled. be constructed at its own land and College may apply a fresh next year.


41. Manam Ay. College, The Central Council after considering Permitted by Government of India the Scheme decided to approve the vide letter No.R.12011/29/2005-EP

Scheme and agreed to recommend to dated 13.9.2005 for the session 2005- Government of India to issue letter of Intent. 2006 pro-respectively with intake Capacity of 50 students

i) Building of Hospital and college should be constructed at its own land and accommodation required for First Professional Course.

42. Yashwant Ay.College, The Central Council after considering Government of India vide letter Kodoli the Scheme decided to approve the No. R.14011/12/2005-EP dated Scheme and agreed to recommend to 31.3.2006 has granted permission Government of India to issue letter of Intent to Sri Yashwant Ay. College at for starting PG in Kodoli for the opening of new PG

Course in Shalakya Tantra, Rognidan (i) Shalakya 04 and Agad Tantra with annual intake

(ii) Roganidan 04 capacity of 2 seats in each subject from (iii) Agadtantra 04 the session 2006-07. 43. Lt. Kedari Redekar Ay. The Central Council after considering Govt. of India vide letter No. College, Kolhapur the Scheme decided to approve the R.13011/6/2003-EP dated 30th

Dec.2005 Scheme and agreed to recommend to to convey has granted the permission Government of India to issue letter of Intent to increase admission capacity from to increase seats from 40 to 50 seats . 40-50 seats in BAMS course in

Late Kedri Redekar Ayurved Medical College at Kolhapur (Maharashtra from the session 2006-07

44. Ganga Education The Central Council after considering Ministry have come to the conclusion Society’s Ayurved the Scheme decided to disapprove the that to open new PG courses may be Medical College, Scheme and agreed to recommend to returned for applying a fresh in next

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Kolhapur Government of India for not issuing letter year Schedule after fulfillment of of Intent. shortcomings.

45. Shri Kalabhairaveshwara The Central Council after considering Permission granted vide letter No. Swami Ayurved College, the Scheme decided to approve the R.13011/9/2005-EP (Pt.I) dated Bangalore Scheme and agreed to recommend to 30.3.2006 to increase intake capacity Government of India for issuing letter of from 50 to 60 for the session 2006-07. Intent for increasing seats from 50 to 80 .

46. Ayurved College, As there is no college in North-Eastern Application returned with advice to apply Imphal Manipur State, the Education Committee after a fresh between 1st of 30th April after considering the Scheme decided to fulfilling all pre requisites. Approve the Scheme and agreed to recommend to Government of India to issue letter of Intent subject to fulfillment of eligibility criteria and other certain norms laid down by Central Council by the applicant organization.

47a & b) AV Samiti’s The Central Council after considering Application to increase intake capacity Ayurved Maha., the Scheme decided to approve the from 60-75 cannot be accepted as the Bijapur Scheme and agreed to recommend to Present infrastructure of the college Government of India to issue letter of does not justify increase in seats apply Intent to increase intake capacity from as fresh as per the Schedule 1st to 30th

60-75 and to start PG course in April after fulfillment of the pre- requisite vide letter No. R.13011/16/ i) Ayurved Siddhant 05 2005-EP dated 29th September,2005. ii) Kayachikitsa 05 Application to start three new PG courses at AV Samiti’s Ayurved Mahavidylaya, iii) Shalya 03 Bijapur may be returned for applying a

fresh in the next year schedule after fulfillment of shortcomings vide letter No. R.14011/13/2005-EP dated 29th September, 2005. 48. TMAE Ayurved The Central Council after considering Government of India has rejected the Mahavidyalaya the Scheme decided to approve the proposal and has asked to advised to apply Nidge, Bhadrawati Scheme and agreed to recommend to a fresh after fulfilling the shortcomings. Government of India to issue letter of Intent to increase intake capacity from 40 to 50.

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49. Raghvendracharya The Central Council after considering Govt. of India has granted permission Ayurved College, the Scheme decided to approve the vide letter No. R.12011/43/2005-EP Chitradurga Scheme and agreed to recommend to dated 30.3.2006 to admit fifty(50) Government of India to issue letter of students for the session 2006-07. Intent to increase intake capacity from 40 to 50.


accommodation required for First Professional Course. 50.Government Rishikul The college was visited after the meeting Government of India vide letter No. Ayurvedic Medical of Central Council i.e. 24.8.2005 and R.14011/11/2005-EP dated 14th

College, Haridwar As per instructions of the President, CCIM February, 2006 the permission of the visitation report was forwarded to the Central Government for opening

Government of India. of new post-graduate courses in two subjects viz. Shalya Tantra and Panchkarma with five seats in each course at Rishikul State Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Haridwar (Uttaranchal ) from the academic year 2006. UNANI 1. Ahmed Ghareeb Unani Committee after considering the scheme Medical College, Akkalwa decided to increase intake capacity from 40 to 50 students for the academic year 2005-06. Government of India has agreed to increase intake capacity from 40 to 50. 2. Eram Unani Medical Permission of 100 students may be College has been permitted by College & Hospital granted and visitation report be sent Government of India. Lucknow alongwith Government of India, Department of AYUSH, New Delhi

3. ZVM Unani Medical The Committee after considering the Government of India has granted College, Pune visitation report dated 12.8.2005 permission for PG Course. decided not to approve the scheme to start P.G. course in four specialities i.e. Tahfuzi-wa-Samaji-Tibb, Amraz-e- Niswan-wa Qabalat, Ilmul Advia & Moalejat. On receipt of compliance Report by 30.11.05 on following Shortcomings and verification thereof

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By visitors of Central Council of Indian Medicine the matter may be Reconsidered. i) Consent of Affiliation as per proforma ii) Inspection report of the University iii) No objection certificate of the State Government as per proforma.

The Executive Committee decided to place the shortcomings in respect of some colleges pointed by Govt. of India before the Executive Committee in next meeting.

In this regard Dr. J.P. Narayan moved a resolution seconded by Dr. M.S. Gupta, Vaidya Raghunandan Sharma, Dr. P.K. Jain and Dr. Shivanandam reads as under:-

Reconsideration of permission to deserving Ayurveda,Unani & Siddha Medical College.

It is pointed out in this connection that some deserving institutions which have fulfilled all relevant requirements for starting the colleges are not permitted, even through they have spent many crores of rupees.

Looking at the shortcomings pointed out of the Ayurveda Colleges, inspite of fulfilling all the requirements these colleges are not permitted an certain ground bases in small remediable points for example.

1. Atreya Ayurvedic Medical College, Doddaballapura Taluka, Bangalore.2. Harekrishna Ayurveda Medical College, Bhopal.

Visitors of CCIM and of Govt. of India deputed for the purpose have confirmed that these institutions have the required infrastructure for starting the colleges. But permission has not been granted to them.

It is pointed out that these institutions have spent crores of rupees for the purpose and have paid the fees of CCIM. The shortcomings pointed out by Govt. of India are small and remediable in a short time.

Hence the Govt. of India be requested to take a sympathetic view and reconsider to permit them to start from the year 2006-07.

The Executive Committee approved it.

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Addl. Agenda Item No.5 Proposal received from Government of India as per Section 13 A of IMCC Act, 1970.

It is submitted that approximately 51 proposals (46 Ayurved, 4 Unani and 1 Siddha) regarding to establish an Ayurved/Unani/Siddha college starting PG Course or increase intake capacity have been received through Government of India upto 31st May 2006 under Section 13 A of IMCC Act 1970 for recommendation. These are under the scrutiny and shortcomings are being intimate to the Society for fulfillment by 15th July, 2006.

Executive Committee decided that all new proposals be placed before the Executive Committee in next meeting.

Further, it was also decided that as recommendation of Central Council as required under Section 13A on the proposal received through Govt. of India are to be sent by 31st August 2006 after approving the recommendation of Executive Committee therefore meeting of Central Council be decided in the next meeting.

Addl. Agenda Item No.6 Consideration of permission of the Ayurved/Unani/Siddha colleges not proposed/visited for the year 2006-07.

It is submitted that only 108 Ayurved and 24 Unani and 05 Siddha Colleges were proposed for visitation. The permission for 2006-07 to remaining Ayurved/Unani/Siddha colleges (except permitted by Government of India) may be extended for the year 2006-07 for the intake capacity as per previous years.

The Executive Committee decided to extend permission to all Ayurved, Unani,and Siddha colleges not proposed for visitation during the year 2006-07 except to the college proposed or under process of visitation.

Addl. Agenda Item No.7 Acceptance of recognition of fee of NIUM Bangalore.

It is submitted that National Institute of Unani Medicine, Bangalore has submitted Rs. 20,000/- recognition fee for four Post-graduate subjects.

In this regard it is submitted that Government of India permitted the National Institute of Unani Medicine, Bangalore to conduct PG Course in following specialities :-

07 Moalejat07 Ilmul Advia07 Ilmul Quabala-wa-Amraz-e-Niswan07 Tahafuzi-wa-Samaji Tibb

But CCIM after visitation the Central Council has not recommended for continuing the Course.

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The Executive Committee agreed to accept the fee remitted by NIUM, Bangalore

Addl. Agenda Item No.8 To procure the services of Computer Operator on contract/out- sources basis in CCIM office-regarding.

It is submitted that the work of the office of the Council has been increasing at many folds. The work of Computer typing is increasing day by day. After amendment of IMCC Act, 1970 more than 50 proposals are received every year for establishing new Ayurved/Unani/Siddha colleges to increase in take capacity and to start Higher Course of study. These proposals are to be screened and visitation are to be carried out. Due to increase of typing work, the work of typing is not completed by the existing Computer Operator. Therefore, it is necessary to procure the services of Computer Operator having sufficient knowledge and good speed of Hindi and English may be procured on contract/out-sources basis for three months.

The Executive Committee agreed to the same.

Addl. Agenda Item No.9. Increase in per appearance charges for conducting Court Cases.

It was noted that Shri S.K. Sharma, Advocate, Retainer of the Central Council of Indian Medicine vide his letter dated 30.5.06 stated that “this Council started paying the undersigned @ Rs. 1100/- per appearance w.e.f. March, 2003 (instead of paying lump sum fee as was being given earlier). Since more than last three years, the same rate is continuing and no revision in the same has been done though even the Government rates for per appearance are around Rs. 3300/- per appearance for High Court cases, and the misc. costs and expenses have gone up manifold.

It is further submitted that he has requested to kindly increase his per appearance fees for High Court and Minority Commission cases and fix the same @ Rs. 2200/- per appearance for which he shall be grateful to Council.

The Executive Committee agreed to enhance the appearance of retainer of the Council from Rs. 1100/- to 1500/- per appearance.

Addl. Agenda Item No.10. Investment of amount kept in Reserve Fund of the CCIM

It was noted that in pursuance of decision of Finance Committee at its meeting held on 23.8.05 80% of amount of application fees received for starting of new colleges, application fee for starting of new Post-graduate subject and application fee for increasing admission capacity in existing colleges has been kept in Reserve Fund in Saving Bank Account with State Bank of India.

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In this connection, no Policy has been laid down by the Council to invest the amount lying kept in Reserve Fund. It is therefore, necessary Investment Policy may be decided in the matter.

The Executive Committee agreed to invest the excess amount keeping in view that purpose of Visitation should not be hampered.

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Family Welfare, Department of AYUSH, New Delhi requesting to convey the sanction of the Government of India for the amendment proposed by the Council in Standing Order within one month from the date of receipt of the letter otherwise Central Council will be compelled to implement the same without sanction of the Government of India.

Meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the Chair.