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The Ayush Visa is available under four sub-categories -- Ayush Visa, Ayush Attendant Visa, e-Ayush Visa and e-Ayush Attendant Visa.

India Issues Over 360 Ayush Visas in 2023-24, Boosting Medical Tourism with Traditional Indian Healing Systems

The Ayush Visa is available under four sub-categories -- Ayush Visa, Ayush Attendant Visa, e-Ayush Visa and e-Ayush Attendant Visa.

A total of 123 regular Ayush Visas, 221 e-Ayush Visas and 17 e-Ayush Attendant Visas have been issued between July 27, 2023, and December 4 this year, Union Minister of State for Ayush Prataprao Jadhav told the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday.
The government introduced on July 27 last year a separate category of Ayush Visa for foreigners visiting India to avail treatment under the Ayush system of medicine, he said in a written reply.
The Ayush Visa is available under four sub-categories -- Ayush Visa, Ayush Attendant Visa, e-Ayush Visa and e-Ayush Attendant Visa.
Ayush Visa is granted to a foreigner whose sole purpose is to seek treatment through Ayush systems like therapeutic care and wellness in a hospital or wellness centre accredited and registered with any government authority or National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers/National Commission for Homoeopathy/National Commission for Indian System of Medicine accredited hospitals providing Ayush services.
The Union Health Ministry has launched India's official portal for Medical Value Travel, which is the Advantage Healthcare India portal, Jadhav said.
It is a "one-stop" portal developed for the facilitation of information for those who want to avail medical treatment in India from abroad, the minister said.
Any international patient seeking medical care or wellness services in India can visit the Advantage Healthcare India portal by logging on to www.healinindia.gov.in, he said.
The government organized the Ayush Medical Value Travel Summit-2024 on September 30 in Mumbai, themed 'Global Synergy in Ayush: Transforming Health and Wellness through Medical Value Travel', to strengthen India's position in Medical Value Travel by integrating traditional Indian systems of medicine with modern healthcare systems.

Doctors question AYUSH ministry's Covid-19 cures | BOOM

The Health Ministry has released an official protocol for using ayurveda and yoga for prevention of Covid-19 as well as treatment for mild or no symptoms like sipping hot milk, hot water, yoga, using herbs like Giloy and Guducchi etc. The Indian Medical Association has asked the Health Ministry if there is any evidence to endorse these Covid-19 treatment protocols and if the govt themselves are using ayurveda to prevent or treat the novel coronavirus.
Dr. R V Asokan, Secretary General, Indian Medical Association says that this is concerning on behalf of patients. Any science that is suggested has to be backed by evidence- the standards for inspection and scrutiny for ayurveda and allopathy are not different in India. Currently, there isn't enough transparency in data that can confirm whether ayurveda can work against coronavirus or not. The disease progresses in different ways for many people, it is not sensible to wait for serious symptoms to set in and then act to save someone's life.
He goes on to say that Dr Harsh Vardhan himself has said that available data is empirical. It cannot be accepted for a national protocol. National protocols have 2 important scientific standards - one, the same protocol should be replicable by an unbiased team across the world. Two, it should pass through a double blind controlled study, only post which the treatment or prevention line can be accepted as a national protocol without bias.

 No evidence of 'immunity kadha' damaging liver: AYUSH ministry

The AYUSH ministry has dismissed claims that prolonged consumption of 'kadha', recommended as a preventive health measure for boosting immunity amid the Covid-19 pandemic, damages the liver,
AYUSH&nbsp;Ministry secretary said&nbsp;it is a "wrong notion" as ingredients used for preparing 'kadha,' like cinnamon, basil and black pepper,&nbsp;are used in cooking at home. Adding that these foods have a positive effect on the respiratory system.
As part of the ministry's health guidelines released in March, among other things, it is recommended to drink herbal tea or 'kadha' made from basil, cinnamon, black pepper, dry ginger, and raisins once or twice a day.

No evidence of immunity 'kadha' damaging liver: AYUSH ministry
Kadha&nbsp;ingredients used in home cooking; have positive respiratory effect
AYUSH&nbsp;min advised herbal tea consumption&nbsp;for immunity boost
Made using&nbsp;basil, cinnamon, black pepper, dry ginger, &amp; raisins

The AYUSH ministry has dismissed claims that prolonged consumption of 'kadha', recommended as a preventive health measure for boosting immunity amid the Covid-19 pandemic, damages the liver,
AYUSH&nbsp;Ministry secretary said&nbsp;it is a "wrong notion" as ingredients used for preparing 'kadha,' like cinnamon, basil and black pepper,&nbsp;are used in cooking at home. Adding that these foods have a positive effect on the respiratory system.
As part of the ministry's health guidelines released in March, one of the recommendations was to drink herbal tea or 'kadha' made from basil, cinnamon, black pepper, dry ginger, and raisins once or twice a day.

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