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Thrissur: The Union Government has given in principle approval for a Rs 20 Crore project for the development of the National
Research institute for Panchakarma (NRIP) at Cheruthuruthy in the kerala's Thrissur district. The Institute, stated in 1971 for Research and Development in
the Indian Systems of medicine specially Panchakarma procedures,
is the only organisation in the Public sector for Research and Promotion
of the Panchakarma procedures in the country, Deputy director of
the institute's Deputy Director, Dr N Jaya told PTI.
As part of the expansion project, a Six-Storeyed building on
the banks of the Bharata Puzha river would be constructed with most
Modern and well advanced infrastructural facilities for clinical
research in the Panchakarma, she said.
Panchakarma Procedure is a comprehensive method of therapy under
the Ayurvedic system for internal purification of body by eliminating
the 'doshas' caused to various diseases.
On an average about 500 persons come for consultation at the out-patient
department a day and there is 100 per cent of occupancy in the 65-bedded
hospital, she said.
The institute also provides intensive Training on Panchakarma
for Ayurvedic Physicians from various parts of the country. The three-month
long Reorientation Certificate Course for Ayurvedic doctors is held
twice in a year.
Foreign nationals from the European Union, USA and Nepal have
undergone training here under the Panchakarma and Panchasodhana procedures
and they expressed satisfaction in the training rendered to them,
she added.
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Research institute for Panchakarma (NRIP) at Cheruthuruthy in the kerala's Thrissur district. The Institute, stated in 1971 for Research and Development in
the Indian Systems of medicine specially Panchakarma procedures,
is the only organisation in the Public sector for Research and Promotion
of the Panchakarma procedures in the country, Deputy director of
the institute's Deputy Director, Dr N Jaya told PTI.
As part of the expansion project, a Six-Storeyed building on
the banks of the Bharata Puzha river would be constructed with most
Modern and well advanced infrastructural facilities for clinical
research in the Panchakarma, she said.
Panchakarma Procedure is a comprehensive method of therapy under
the Ayurvedic system for internal purification of body by eliminating
the 'doshas' caused to various diseases.
On an average about 500 persons come for consultation at the out-patient
department a day and there is 100 per cent of occupancy in the 65-bedded
hospital, she said.
The institute also provides intensive Training on Panchakarma
for Ayurvedic Physicians from various parts of the country. The three-month
long Reorientation Certificate Course for Ayurvedic doctors is held
twice in a year.
Foreign nationals from the European Union, USA and Nepal have
undergone training here under the Panchakarma and Panchasodhana procedures
and they expressed satisfaction in the training rendered to them,
she added.
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