12,260 Ayurveda clinics are active; target is 12,500.
25,322 Ayurveda doctors and 5,666 paramedics receive government salaries.
eSanjeevani platform provides virtual Ayurveda consultations.
Health insurers must cover Ayurveda treatments under approved policies.
Indian rupees 9.38 crore allocated to 17 specific Ayurveda research projects.
593 Ayurveda colleges offer over 45,000 undergraduate seats.
International cooperation includes 27 country agreements and scholarships for foreign students.
The government aims to have over 12,500 Ayurveda health centers, supporting more than 25,000 doctors and 5,600 paramedics.
Ayurveda consultations are now offered through the eSanjeevani telemedicine platform and are included in health‑insurance policies.
Significant funding is directed toward research, with dozens of projects and new institutes focusing on scientific validation.
Educational expansion includes hundreds of Ayurveda colleges and new scholarships for international students.
Want to learn even more? Click here to read the full story!