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    NEET-UG may go online as Centre works on national exam-grade CBT infrastructure

    The Ministry of Education is developing a strategy for transitioning NEET-UG to computer-based testing. This includes addressing challenges related to infrastructure and accessibility for candidates nationwide. A high-powered task force is also involved in recommending reforms for India's public examination system. NEET-UG is the largest undergraduate entrance examination with around 25 lakh candidates appearing annually. The recommendations from this task force are expected to influence the future of NEET-UG assessments.

    Ayurveda eyes global growth as research, innovation reshape traditional system

    Ayurveda is gaining global relevance through research and innovation. Growing interest in holistic healthcare creates new international opportunities for this system. India's Ayush market has seen significant economic growth in recent years. The government promotes Ayush-based medical travel and introduced a dedicated visa. Ayurveda's future international success depends on evidence and standardized practices.

    Bihar Cabinet nod for Rs 7,000 hike in monthly stipend for interns in government medical colleges

    Ahead of the Bihar assembly elections, the state Cabinet has approved a proposal to increase the monthly internship stipend by Rs 7,000 for medical, dental, ayurvedic, unani, and homoeopathy students. Additionally, the Cabinet green-lighted a proposal to open seven new medical colleges across Kishanganj, Katihar, Rohtas, Sheohar, Lakhisarai, Arwal and Sheikhpura districts.

    Manufacturing licenses of 14 products of Patanjali, Divya Pharmacy suspended: Uttarakhand SLA to SC

    During the hearing on Tuesday, a bench of Justices Hima Kohli and Ahsanuddin Amanullah came down heavily on the SLA for its "inaction" for six years in the matter, saying it has to be honest with the court if it wanted "sympathy and compassion".

    Terminologies defining diseases in ayurveda, unani, siddha included in WHO index

    The inclusion of traditional medical terminologies in ICD-11 forms a link between traditional medicine and global standards, said Dr Radarico H Ofrin, WHO Representative to India. According to Dr Sameera Asma, Assistant Director-General DDI, WHO, the indexing of disease terminology related to traditional medicine in ICD-11 proves to be a milestone in building a unified global tradition, it stated.

    Govt gets multiple preliminary bids for strategic sale of IMPCL: DIPAM

    Currently, the Indian government holds a 98.11% stake in IMPCL, which is a prominent manufacturer of 656 classical ayurvedic, 332 unani, and 71 proprietary ayurvedic medicines, catering to a wide range of diseases. The company supplies ayurveda and unani medicines to all states under the National Ayush Mission (NAM) as well as 6,000 Jan Aushadhi Kendras centers.

    The Economic Times
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