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- Jamnagar
- 66 Months
...The Gujarat Ayurved University offers number of courses one of the course is Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery. The course aims at providing basic...
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- Jamnagar
- 3 Years
...with profound scholarship with due exposure to critical theoretical studies and intensive clinical and practical training in their subject of specialty...
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- Jamnagar
- 3 Years
...with profound scholarship with due exposure to critical theoretical studies and intensive clinical and practical training in their subject of specialty...
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- Jamnagar
- 2 Years
...and research oriented scholars of Ayurveda to develope their research skills and carry out independent research through exposure to intensive research...
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- Jamnagar
- 12 Weeks
...including Ksharasutra (Alkaline thread cauterisation), Agnikarma (cautersiation), Jalakavacharana (Leech Application) etc. vii) Practical demonstration...
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- Jamnagar
- 2 Years
...Chemical, Pharmacognostical and Pharmacological studies of the crude drugs (Both modern & Ayurvedic aspects) 2. Material, personnel and recourses management...
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Jamnagar, the main seat of princely state of Nawanagar was well known as a seat of oriental studies. It has a long list of renowned Ayurvedic physicians like Zandu Bhattji and Rasa Vaidya Bavabhai Achalji. The rulers of this state have patronised Ayurveda since very early days. During the regime of Jam Saheb Digvijay Singhji in 1940's and onwards Dr P.M. Mehta was court physician (trained in western medicine). He was a great learner and visionary. Dr. Mehta impressed upon the king and the queen of Jamnagar to establish a center for Ayurvedic Studies. Hence, Shri Gulabkunwarba Ayurvedic Society was established in 1940.
In 1944 a palacious building was constructed with generous contribution of the King of Nawanagar (Jamnagar) and some other rich persons at the cost of Rs.60, 00,000/- and the building was named as "Dhanwantari Mandir".
Under the banner of Shri Gulabkunwarba Ayurvedic Society renowned and enthusiastic physician of Ayurveda were collected and they materialized the gigantic job of the translation of 'Charak Sanhita' in three languages i.e. English, Hindi & Gujarati which was published by the society in six volumes.
On July 1st 1946 in Jamnagar a college for Ayurvedic Studies was established and named as Shri Gulabkunwarba Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya by the G.K. Ayurvedic Society. Renowned Ayurvedic physician of the era Vaidya Yadavji Trikramaji adorned the college as a first Principal.
After independence in 1947 Govt. of India started to work for revival of Ayurve
