Rules and Regulations

RULES AND REGULATIONS

The competition is open to all PG and PhD scholars from different Ayurveda Colleges. It will be conducted in 2 phases. The preliminary round will be conducted by dividing the participants into 14 groups based on the departments and the best presentation from each group will compete in the final round. Winners from individual groups will be given a memento and overall winners will be awarded with cash prize.

 ABSTRACT

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•            Words: 150-300; *[For Dravyaguna vijnanam not more than 1000 words]
•           Last date for submission:31/12/2019 (Tuesday)
•           The abstract should be in 'PDF' format.
•     The abstract mail should contain abstract, references, your e-mail id and           mobile number.
•     The abstract should be sent to the e-mail id: saadhanaa2020ppt@gmail.com.
•      The abstract should be in the format of : 

·    Introduction

·    Methodology

·    Result

·    Discussion

NB: The format for abstract is not compulsory for Moulika Sidhanta and Dravyaguna Vijyana.

FULL PAPER

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•             Font size: Header [22-26] and  Body [16-20]
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•       Paper should be in '.docx' format and the presentation should be in '.pptx'          format.
•             Last day for submission: 25-01-2020-Saturday.
•              Every student should sent a copy of the presentation to the mail:                saadhanaa2020ppt@gmail.com and should also bring a copy with them in CD.

•          The paper must be preceded by a cover page specifying the title of the paper, name of author and their college name.
•      After you have submitted the soft copy, a panel of judges will go through your material and if you are shortlisted to give the presentation, you will be notified.

DEPARTMENT	TOPIC
Moulika Siddhanta	Possibilities of bridging the fundamentals of Ayurveda with the fundamentals of modern medicine
Kriya Saareeram	Relevance of understanding and the application of concept of ojas in clinical practice
Rachana Saareeram	Significance of Shad Chakra in present era.
Rasasastram & Bhaishajyakalpana	Role of Rasaoushadhis in the management of skin disease
Koumarabhritya	Ayurvedic Treatment principles of Cerebral palsy
Roganidanam	Pathophysiology of Parkinson’s disease – An Ayurvedic perspective
PrasoothiTantra	Role of Ayurvedic management in Striroga in present scenario
Swasthavrittam	Occupational health and Ayurveda
Salakyatantra	Role of Ayurveda in the management of refractive errors
Salyatantra	Role of Ayurvedic management in surgical condition
Panchakarma	Clinical management of BastiVyapat
Agadatantra	Concept of GaraVisha in the pathogenesis of various diseases in present era
DravyagunaVijyanam	Forest Rights Act (FRA) & Ayurveda
Kayachikitsa	Contemporary management of Jwara in present scenario                       OR Effect of Ayurvedic Treatment Methodology in Schizophrenia                       OR Management of Psychiatric Disorders.

1^st Prize –Rs 5000/-

2^nd Prize –Rs 3000/-

3^rd prize –Rs 2000/-

NB:

·        DRAVYAGUNA VIJYANA PAPER PRESENTATIONS ARE ALSO OPEN TO UG STUDENTS

·       TIPS FOR PARTICIPANTS:

KRIYA SAAREERAM

1.     Concept of immunological disorders like auto immune disorders.

2.     Hyper sensitivity reactions.

3.     Disease in Ayurveda having ojakshaya lakshanas.

4.     Parameters for assessing ojas according to Ayurveda.

RACHANA SAAREERAM

1.     Concept of shadchakra.

2.     Relevance of shad chakra in Ayurveda.

3.     Role of shad chakra in clinical aspects.

DRAVYAGUNA VIJNANA

         1. Why was FRA needed? 

         2. What are the provisions of FRA? 

         3. How does it affect the Ayurveda sector?

         4. Does it address any problem currently faced by the Ayurvedic industry?

         5. Has the FRA been implemented all over India? What are the constraints?

    

    REFERENCES

•          Citizens_Report_on_the_status_of_Communi.pdf

•          Community_Forest_Rights_at_a_glance_A_ne.pdf

•          Community_Forest_Rights_at_a_Glance_Dece.pdf

•          Community_Forest_Rights_at_a_glance_News.pdf

•          Critical_Appraisal_of_Indian_Forest_righ.pdf 

•          Forest_Rights_and_Conservation_in_India.pdf 

•          Forest_Rights_in_The_Himalayan_Mountain.pdf 

•          Forest_Rights_in_the_North_East_Inching.pdf 

•          Forest_Rights_Struggle_The_Making_of_The.pdf

•          Frequently_Asked_Questions_on_the_Forest(1).pdf

•           How_the_FRA_Is_the_Last_Line_Against_the(1).pdf 

•         India_and_the_Rights_of_Indigenous_Peopl.pdf

•         PERFORMANCE_PROMISE_and_TEN_YEARS_OF_THE.pdf

•         Report_of_the_National_Public_Hearing_De.pdf

•         Securing_Rights_Towards_a_Communitised_G.pdf

•         Taking_Stock_of_Forest_Rights_Act(1).pdf

•          WOMEN_RIGHTS_AND_THE_FRA.pdf

•         FOREST_RIGHT_ACT_2006_ANALYSIS.pptx

       

  

RASASHASTRAM AND BHAISHAJYA KALPANA

        1.   Advantages.

        2.  Demerits.

        3. Side effects.

        4.  Processing.

        5.  Pathyakrama.

        6.  Clinical reports.

AGADATANTRA

        1.   Definition of Gara.

        2.   Possibilities of ‘Garaupayoga’ in our daily life.

        3.   Samprapti of Gararoga.

        4.   Correlation of ayurvedic and modern aspects.

        5.   What are the diseases originating due to Gara intake.

        6.   Treatment principles of GaraVisha with formulations.

SWASTHAVRITHA AND YOGA

         1. What are the preventive measures we can adopt through Ayurveda?

PRASOOTI TANTRA AND STREE ROGA

       1.   Introduction.

       2.   Streeroga – A relation between past and present.

       3.  Treatment modifications whether needed.

       4.   Approach to treatment of various streerogas.

       5.   Clinical experience sharing.

       6.   Improvements including medicines.

       7.   Surgical management – How can we approach such situation and to which extent?

      8.  Conclusion.

SALYATANTRA

      1.   Importance of anusastra in salyatantra in present era.

      2.   Emergency conditions, relevance.

      3.   Clinical experience regarding parasurgical measures in surgical conditions.

      4.   Diseases like ulcers, varicosity, haemorrhoids, fistula etc. – Evidence based study.

PAPER PRESENTATION

·        Time allotted: 8+2 minutes

                                   +2 minutes for interaction

                                   Total time: 12 minutes.

·        Minimum number of slides: 5

·        Students who exceed the time limit will be eliminated.

·        The decision of the judges will be final and no arguments will be entertained.

POSTER PRESENTATION

· Topic for poster presentation  :"NEUROLOGICAL  MOVEMENT DISORDERS"

· Dimensions: 3*4 ft

· Material of poster: Eco friendly material should be used.

· Flex and other Non-Eco friendly posters will be rejected.

· Soft copy of poster presentation should be send to the e-mail id:saadhanaa2020@ppt.com

· The last date for submission of the soft copy: 03-02-2020 - Monday