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Dieticans / Nutritionists /BAMS/BNYS(Female) Labelle Bodycare Pvt ltd

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Sat, 09 May 2009 05:45:00 +0000

Experience:
0 - 5 Years
Location:
Chennai, Hyderabad / Secunderabad
Compensation:
Best in the industry, package include salary plus performance based incentive , great future prospect for deserving candidates.
Education:
UG - B.Sc - Food Technology

PG - M.Sc
Industry Type:
Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Functional Area:
Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:
14 Apr

Job Description
Educating and guiding the clients with proper diet, which help them in their weight management. Motivating the clients to acheive their weight loss goals.
Desired Candidate Profile
Experienced or fresh PG ( Dietitics ), good commucation skill . Fluent English & local languages. BAMS / BHMS / BYNS etc can also apply. Please apply with full length photo.
Company Profile
We are leading ISO:9001 certified company in south India providing slimming, skin and other healthcare services with attached luxurious state-of-the-art salons. For further details please visit our website www.labelle.in
Contact Details

Company Name:
Labelle Bodycare Pvt ltd

Website:
http://www.labelle.in

Executive Name:
N. Surendra

Address:Not Mentioned

Email Address:
hr@labelle.in

Telephone:
-040-66494801

Reference ID:
Dieticians / Nutritionists

Assistant Project Manager Harsoria Healthcare Pvt. Ltd

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Sat, 09 May 2009 05:44:00 +0000

Experience:
0 - 5 Years
Location:
Chandigarh, Gurgaon
Compensation:
Rupees 1,75,000 - 2,50,000Salary, perks negotiable based on experience and qualification
Education:
UG - Any Graduate - Any Specialization,B.Pharma,B.Sc - Bio-Chemistry, Biology, Botany, Computers, Microbiology, Zoology,B.Tech/B.E. - Any Specialization,BDS,BHM

PG - Any PG Course - Any Specialization,Post Graduation Not Required
Industry Type:
Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Functional Area:
Corporate Planning, Consulting
Posted Date:
16 Apr

Job Description
WANTED for IMMEDIATE JOININGAssistant Project Manager to handle overseas projects in consulting and manufacturing areas. Tasks include web searching, organization and analysis of information related to pharmaceutical drugs and medical devices, including preparation of PowerPoint presentations and reports. Other duties may include logistics management, vendor management, client communication and liaisoning. GROWTH PROSPECTS:Opportunity for rapid and steady growth in responsibilities, position and payscale. Career path will be managed by mentor as best suited per individual.
Desired Candidate Profile
Hard-working, honest, self-motivated, diligent, intelligent individual with excellent work ethics.EXCELLENT ENGLISH COMPREHENSION and WRITINGQUALIFICATION: Mimimum Bachelor's, preferably, in technical field; background in biological sciences (BSc, BPharm, BHMS, BAMS, MBBS preferred)EXPERIENCE: Any experience in prior consulting/liaisoning position preferred; specific experience not requiredCOMPUTER SKILLS: Thorough knowledge of MS Office, esp. MS PowerPoint; familar with web searching and developing anlytical presentations and reportsForeign language proficiency considered plus (GERMAN/Spanish/Italian)LOCATION: Gurgaon/nearby Delhi OR ChandigarhSome Telecommuting/ Work from home possibleFRESHERS welcome
Company Profile
FAST-GROWING PROFESSIONALLY-MANAGED ORGANIZATION with YOUNG SELF-MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS
Contact Details

Company Name:
Harsoria Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.

Website:
http://www.harsoria.com

Executive Name:
Nitin Gupta

Address:
Harsoria Healthcare Pvt Ltd
110-111 Udyog Vihar Ph IV
Gurgaon,Haryana,INDIA 122015

Email Address:harswar@gmail.com
Telephone:91-9999765435

Safety Reporting,Medical Coding,Narrative writing

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Sat, 09 May 2009 05:43:00 +0000

Accenture is a global management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company. Committed to delivering innovation, Accenture collaborates with its clients to help them become high-performance businesses and governments. With deep industry and business process expertise, broad global resources and a proven track record, Accenture can mobilize the right people, skills, and technologies to help clients improve their performance. With more than 186,000 people in 49 countries, the company generated net revenues of US$23.39 billion for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 2008. Its home page is www.accenture.com.
Designation
Safety Reviewer
Job Description
We need people who thrive on technology challenges and are driven by fast paced work environments. We are currently recruiting We need people who thrive on technology challenges and are driven by fast paced work environments. We are currently recruiting Safety Reviewers
Desired Profile
Job Title: Safety ReviewerJob Posting Summary: - Safety report generation, Medical Coding, Reconciliation of SAE, patient narrative writing. Clinical Review of all cases - serious and non-serious safety reportsDetailed DescriptionRoles &Responsibilities: Reviewing and verifying appropriate selection of adverse events from source documents Do appropriate MedDRA coding for each adverse event and accuracy of label assessments for each adverse event. Provide medical evaluation comment for all serious spontaneous, unlisted adverse events and serious related events from studies and solicited adverse events When assessing labelling, if an expedited safety report (ESR) is identified, immediately send internal GPV ESR notification via e-mail to the Therapeutic Area Team Manager, Safety Review Physician, Medical Review Physician and ESR Safety Scientist Verify consistency between source documents and narrative summary Assist in training for new resources and as a part of continuous improvementEligibility Criteria Graduate/post graduates from Medical / Life sciences background (BDS/ BAMS/ BPT /BHMS) or B Pharm/M.Pharm/Msc Life science Should have minimum of 2 to 5years of experience in Safety Reporting, Medical Coding, patient Narrative writing ,clinical research experience etc  Knowledge of Medical Safety Standards and Regulatory Requirements will be an added advantage Good communication skills Flexible to work in any shift
Experience
2 - 7 Years
Industry Type
BPO/ITES /CRM/Transcription
Functional Area
Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Education
UG - B.Pharma - Pharmacy,B.Sc - Any Specialization, Biology, Botany, Zoology,BDS - Dentistry,MBBS - Medicine PG - M.Pharma - Pharmacy,M.Sc - Any Specialization, Bio-Chemistry, Biology, Botany, Nursing, Zoology,M.S/M.D - Any Specialization
Location
Chennai
Contact
Adarsh Accenture Accenture IBC Knowledge Park 4/1, Bannerghatta Road Bangalore,Karnataka,INDIA 560029
Telephone
+918040773194
Email
adarsh.pb@accenture.com
Website
http://www.accenture.com

Medical Coder Clinsys Clinical Research Ltd

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Sat, 09 May 2009 05:41:00 +0000

Experience:2 - 6 Years
Location:Bengaluru/Bangalore
Education:UG - B.Sc - Any Specialization,B.Tech/B.E. - Any Specialization,BCA - Computers,BDS - Dentistry,BHM - Hotel Management,BVSC - Veterinary Science
PG - M.Pharma - Pharmacy,M.Sc - Any Specialization,M.Tech - Any Specialization,MCA - Computers
Industry Type:Pharma/ Biotech/Clinical Research
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:21 Apr
Job Description
Position: Medical CoderLocation: BangaloreYears of Experience: 3-5Years Job Responsibility:• Coding of Adverse event/medical history /concomitant conditions using MedDRA• Coding of concomitant medication using MedDRA• Doing direct upload Coding and Verification of Coded Batches as required• Review and QC of AE /SAE / ConMed/ MH /CC listing • Should possess good communication skills• Should have good keyboarding skills
Desired Candidate Profile
Academic Background:Qualification:• M.Sc in Life Sciences/BDS/BAMS/B’Pharmarcy with proficiency in English and should have minimum 1years experience in Medical coding using MedDRA and WHO-DD.• Certification in medical coding will be an added advantage
Company Profile
Clinsys Clinical Research, a therapeutically focused Clinical Research Organization is a Jubilant Organosys company, headquartered in Bedminster, New Jersey. Clinsys has multiple offices in the India, United States and Europe, offering pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies a broad range of clinical research services in support of Phase I - IV drug development. In India Clinsys has its operations in Noida and Bangalore. Clinsys as Full service capability CRO offers its clients the Clinical Research services like, BA/BE/Pk studies, Project Management & Monitoring for Phase-1 to Phase-4 studies, Data Management, Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs and Medical Writing.
Contact Details
Company Name:linsys Clinical Research Ltd
Website:http://www.clinsys.com
Executive Name:Roohi
Address:C-46, Sec 62
Noida
Noida,U.P,INDIA 40153
Telephone:0120-4364053

Assistant Doctor It is a clinic dealing with Laser and skin treatment. It is locted at Prabhadevi

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Sat, 09 May 2009 05:34:00 +0000

Experience:0 - 1 Years
Location:Mumbai
Compensation:Rupees 1,00,000 - 1,25,000Additional incentives and Bonus provided
Education:UG - MBBS - Medicine
PG - M.S/M.D - Dermatology
Industry Type:Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:07 May
Job Description
DOING SKIN TREATMENT, PHONE QUERRIES, ASSIST DR GOEL IN TREATMENT, REGULAR FOLLOW UP WITH CLINETS. He should have Atleast 6months- 1year experience.
Desired Candidate Profile
DOING SKIN TREATMENT, PHONE QUERRIES, ASSIST DR GOEL IN TREATMENT, REGULAR FOLLOW UP WITH CLINETS. He should have Atleast 6months- 1year experience. He should have done BAMS/ BHMS/BUMS
Company Profile
It is a Clinic Located at Prabhadevi dealing with Skin and Lazer treatment.
Contact Details
Company Name:It is a clinic dealing with Laser and skin treatment. It is locted at Prabhadevi
Executive Name:Ms. Daksha Meht
Email Address:sapwood.ventures@yahoo.com
Telephone:9322004633

ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION TO POST GRADUATE COURSES IN AYURVEDA, KERALA 2009-10

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Sat, 09 May 2009 05:33:00 +0000

No.CEE/171/2009/TAIVENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION TO POST GRADUATE COURSES IN AYURVEDA, KERALA 2009-10GOVERNMENT OF KERALAOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONSHOUSING BOARD BUILDINGS, SANTHI NAGAR, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM - 695 001N O T I F I C A T I O N1. Applications are invited for the Entrance Examinations for admission to Post GraduateDegree Courses in Ayurveda for the year 2009-10 in Government Ayurveda Colleges at Thiruvananthapuram, Trippunithura and Kannur and V.P.S.V. Ayurveda College, Kottakkal in the following specialties.(i) Kayachikitsa(vi) Swasthawritha(xi) Salyathantra(ii) Salakyathantra(vii) Prasoothithantra & Streeroga(xii) Manasika(iii) Rasasastra(viii) Ayurveda Sidhantha & Darsana(xiii) Agadathantra(iv) Bhaishajyakalpana(ix) Panchakarma(xiv) Kriyasareera(v) Dravyaguna(x) Kaumarabhrithya(xv) Roganidanam2. Eligibility for admission:i) Nativity : Applicant should be an Indian Citizen.ii) Age: Candidate should not be over 45 years of age as on 01.01.2010, subject to a relaxation of five years in the case of SC/ST candidates.iii) Academic Qualifications: BAM /Ayurvedacharya /BAMS from the colleges having CCIM recognition and BAMS Degree of Universities in Kerala or its equivalent degree recognized by the University of Kerala with 50% of marks for theory and practical separately in each subject. But exemption for minimum marks prescribed for admission for MD (Ay) is granted to the students who have passed the BAMS/BAM examination before 1995 from the Universities of Kerala without 50% of marks for theory and practical. Applicants who are undergoing internship training and completing the same on or before 31.01.2009 will also be eligible to apply for the Entrance Examination subject to the production of Internship Certificate from the Medical Council constituted in this regard.3. Mode of selection: Selection of candidates except for the seats reserved for teaching staff of Ayurveda Colleges in the State, Medical Officer of the Department of I.S.M and for the candidate sponsored by the Lakshadweep Administration, will be made on the basis of the Entrance Examination to be conducted by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Thiruvananthapuram. The Entrance Examination will be conducted at Thiruvananthapuram on 28.06.2009 (Sunday). It will consist of Two Papers each of 2 hours duration and with150 Objective type (Multiple choice) questions each.4. Application forms: The candidates seeking admission to these courses except for reserved seats under service categories/nomination should apply in the prescribed format, which can be downloaded from the official website "cee-kerala.org", of Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, from 04.05.2009. Candidates applying from within the Kerala State can remit the Application Fee of Rs.800/- (Rupees Eight Hundred only) in favour of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations payable at Thiruvananthapuram in any branch of State Bank of Travancore (SBT) using the Chalan provided along with the downloaded application form. The original chalan should be attached with the application form duly signed and authorizedby the authorities of SBT. The candidates who reside outside can apply in the downloaded application form along with the Demand Draft for Rs.800/- (Rupees Eight Hundred only) drawn in favour of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations payable at Thiruvananthapuram. The fee for Entrance Examination once remitted will not be refunded on any account. Application forms will not be sold from the Office of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations or from the Directorate of Ayurveda Medical Education.The Teachers of Ayurveda Colleges and Medical Officers of ISM Department, applying against the seats reserved for them, should remit the application fee [Rs.800/-] in Treasury, in the head of Account "0210- 02-101-99". Such candidates should submit the application in the same format available at "cee-kearla.org" along with the original Chalan receipt.5. Candidates seeking admission against General merit seat should forward their completed application along with the Demand Draft to the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Housing Board Building, Santhinagar, Thiruvananthapuram - 695001, either by post or by hand delivery so as to reach him on or before 5 pm, 30.05.2009. Candidates applying against Service quota should submit their application with necessary documents/certificates and the chalan receipt to the Director, Directorate of Ayurveda Medical Education, Arogyabhavan, M.G. Road, Thiruvananthapuram, through their controlling officers, so as to reach him on or before 5 pm, 30.05.2009. Late applications will not be accepted. Commissioner for Entrance Examinations or other officers will not be responsible for any postal delay.6. Belated, incomplete, defective and wrongly addressed applications will be summarily rejected and no correspondence will be undertaken in this regard. Candidates will not be allowed either to include any information in the application form or to submit any certificates or documents claiming reservation or any benefits, after the submission of the application, under any circumstances. The certificates, which are not in the format specified in the application form, will not be considered under any circumstances.7. SC/ST candidates should note that they have to obtain Community certificate in the body of the application form itself. The certificates that are attached separately along with the application form will not be considered.8. The Commissioner for Entrance Examinations will publish the rank list of candidates based on merit as assessed in the Entrance Examination and forward the same to the Director of Ayurveda Medical Education.9. The selection and allotment of seats including those under Service Quota will be made by the Director of Ayurveda Medical Education, based on various provisions laid down in the Prospectus.10. Candidates may go through the details given in the Prospectus for admission to M.D Ayurveda Courses 2009-10 [available in "cee-kerala.org"] before filling in the application form.Thiruvananthapuram24.04.2009 Commissioner for Entrance Examinations
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PROSPECTUS FOR POST GRADUATE COURSES IN AYURVEDA VACHASPATHI M.D(Ay) 2009-10

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Sat, 09 May 2009 05:33:00 +0000

PROSPECTUS FOR POST GRADUATE COURSES IN AYURVEDA VACHASPATHI M.D(Ay) 2009-10Preface:The Director of Ayurveda Medical Education, Government of Kerala conductAyurveda Vachaspathi M.D (Ay) –Post Graduate degree course in Ayurveda in various categories.Selection of candidates and allotment of specialties are made from the list published by Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Kerala based on entrance examination to be conducted on all India basis at Thiruvananthapuram.Sl No - Name of specialties - No of seats in each College - Name of the college/1 - Kayachikitsa - 6 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram /University of Kerala2 - Salakyathantra - 3 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram /University of Kerala-------''--''--4 seats- Government Ayurveda college, Thrippunithura /Mahatma Gandhi University3 - Rasasastra - 3 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram/ University of Kerala-------''--''--4 seats- Government Ayurveda college, Thrippunithura /Mahatma Gandhi University4 - Bhaijyakalapana - 3- Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram /University of Kerala5 - Dravyaguna - 6 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram /University of Kerala-------''--''--4 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thrippunithura/Mahatma Gandhi University-------''--''--4 seats - V.P.S.V Ayurveda college, Kottackal/University of Calicut6 - Swasthavritha - 6 seats- Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram /University of Kerala-------''--''--4 seats - V.P.S.V Ayurveda college, Kottackal/University of Calicut7 - Prasuti and Streerog - 6 seats- Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram/ University of Kerala8 - Ayurveda Sidhantha & Darsana - 6 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram/ University of Kerala9 - Panchakarma - 5 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram/ University of Kerala-------''--''--4 seats- Government Ayurveda college, Thrippunithura /Mahatma Gandhi University-------''--''--4 seats - V.P.S.V Ayurveda college, Kottackal/University of Calicut10 - Kaumarbrithya - 5 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram /University of Kerala11 - Salyathantra - 3 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram /University of Kerala-------''--''--5 seats - Government Ayurveda college, Thrippunithura /Mahatma Gandhi University12 - Manasika - 6 seats - V.P.S.V Ayurveda college, Kottackal/University of Calicut13 - Agadathantra - 5 seats- Government Ayurveda college, Thiruvananthapuram /University of Kerala-------''--''--4 seats - V.P.S.V Ayurveda college, Kottackal/University of Calicut14 - Kriya Sharir- 5 seats- Government Ayurveda college Kannur/University of Kannur15 - Rog Nidhana- 5 seats- Government Ayurveda college Kannur/University of KannurTotal - 110 seatsClause 2 : Distribution of seatsI - Service Quota Sl: No - Category - Number of seats1 - Teachers Quota - 15 2 - Medical Officer quota (I.S.M) - 43 - Lakshadweep - 1Total - 20 seatsII - Out side state quotaSl: No - Category - Number of seats1 - General Merit- 142 - Scheduled Caste - 13 - Scheduled Tribe- 1Total - 16 seatsIII - State Quotaa -Community reservation1 - Scheduled caste - 62 - Schduled Tribe - 1b - Physically Handicapped - 2(Orthopedically Handicapped only)c - General Merit - 65Total - 74 seatsClause 3.I. Service Quota(a) Fifteen (15) seats are reserved for teaching staff (service quota) of Government andGovernment Aided Ayurveda Colleges in the State subject to a maximum of one seat in each specialty.(b) Four seats are reserved for the Medical Officer of the Department of I.S.M .The specialties will be Salyathantra ,Salakyathantra, Agadathantram Panchakarmam( c) One seat is exclusively reserved for the candidate sponsored by the LakshadweepAdministration subject to the condition that the qualification prescribed in Clause 4 (a), (b) and (c) are satisfied. But they are exempted from appearing the entrance examination as specified under Clause 4 (a). The specialty will be in the order of preference Kayachikitsa / Dravyaguna / Salyathantra / Rasasastra & Bhaishajyakalpana / Salakyathantra / Swasthawritha / Prasoothithantra & Streeroga / Samhitha & Sidhantha / Manasikaroga / Roganidanam / Kriyasareeram / Agadathantram / Panchakarmam / Kaumarabhrithya. This year the seat in Samhita and Siddhanta is reserved for the candidates sponsored by Lakshadweep Administration.II. Out side State Quota16 seats are reserved for candidates from outside the State of Kerala in the subjects givenbelow.Name of Speciality No: of seats Name of college1.Salyathantra. 2 Government Ayurveda college Thrippunithura2. Panchakarma 2 Government Ayurveda college Thrippunithura2 V.P.S.V Ayurveda college, Kottackal3. Swasthavritha 2 V.P.S.V Ayurveda college, Kottackal4. Dravyaguna 2 Government Ayurveda college Thrippunithura2 V.P.S.V Ayurveda college, Kottackal5. Rasasastra 2 Government Ayurveda college Thrippunithura6. salakyathantra 2 Government Ayurveda college ThrippunithurOut of the 16 seats reserved for outside state candidate, one seat each is reserved forScheduled caste and Scheduled Tribe candidates. If the seat reserved for ST Candidates falls vacant for want of Candidates, that seat may be filled from SC candidates and vice versa. The person with higher ranks will have to exhaust their choice before the persons in lower ranks are considered. The choice of subject and college will be according to rank obtained in the entrance examination. If any seats reserved of SC/ST candidates of the out side the state of Kerala falls vacant, the same shall be filled up by the General Merit candidates of out side the state of KeralaIII. State Quota(a) Six (6) seats are reserved for candidates belonging the Scheduled caste community subject to a maximum of one seat in a Subject.(b) One (1) seat is reserved for candidates belonging the Scheduled Tribe community subjectto a maximum of one seat in a Subject.If the seat reserved for ST Candidates falls vacant for want of Candidates, that seat may be filled from SC candidates and vice versa.(c) Two(2) seats are reserved for Physically Handicapped candidates subject to a maximum of one seat in a Subject. The reservation under Clause 3 III (c) shall be confined to Orthopedically handicapped candidates.(d) Fifty (65) seats will be filled by candidates of Kerala Nativity from General Merit.Note:-(i) If sufficient candidates are not available against the seats reserved under Clause 3. I(a), (b) and ( c), II, III (a) to (d), these seats are filled up from the candidates of Kerala nativity from General Merit.(ii) Selection under Clause 3. I (a) will be made by the selection committee strictly based on seniority in the case of Government Ayurveda College Teachers and length of service in various categories of posts taken together, in the case of Teachers from Government Aided Ayurveda Colleges, in concerned discipline. If there are two applicants for one discipline from Government College and aided College, the length of service in the concerned discipline will be the criteria. The Provisional service of the teachers who applied under teacher’s quota( service quota) will not be counted for selection. One who is selected for Post Graduate Courses under the Teachers quota and availed of the benefit should not seek admission again under the same reservation in another subjects. Teachers quota seat in Manasika roga speciality will be given to teaching staff of Kaya Chikitsa Department in addition to Kaya Chikitsa specialty quota and teaching staff quota in Rasa Sastra speciality and Bhaishajya Kalpana speciality will be given to teaching staff of Rasastra and Bhaishajya Kalpana Department..(iii) Selection under Clause 3.I (b) will be based on the length of service of Medical officers who have applied for MD (Ay) Courses.(iv) The Director, Directorate of Ayurveda Medical Education, Thiruvananthapuram, wilintimate the date of interview to the candidates selected based on the Entrance Examination. The date of commencement of the course will be intimated to all the candidates selected and they should join the course on or before the date fixed. No Extension of time will be allowed to join the course under any circumstances.(v) The teaching Staff/Medical Officers whose probation is declared alone are eligible for admission against the seat reserved for Departmental Candidates.Clause 4.Eligibility for admission(a) Academic: Applicants should have passed the BAM/Ayurvedacharya/BAMS from the colleges having CCIM recognition and BAMS Degree of Universities of Kerala or its equivalent degree recognised by the University of Kerala with 50% of marks for theory and practical separately in each subject. (See Appendix A). But exemption for minimum m arks prescribed for admission for MD (Ay) is granted to the students who have passed the BAMS/BAM examination before 1995 from the Universities of Kerala without 50% of marks for theory and practical. Applicants who are undergoing internship training and completing the same on or before 31-01-09 for admission will also be eligible to apply for the Entrance Examination . But admission will be given only on the production of internship certificate and Registration Certificate from the Medical Council constituted in this regard.(b)Age : -The candidates otherwise eligible for admission should not be more than 45 years asston 1January of the succeeding year, subject to relaxation a maximum of five years in the case ofSC/ST candidates.(c) Nativity: - Only Indian citizens are eligible to apply.(d) Claim for reservation under Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe quota.(i) Candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe Communities should apply in the specific application form specially meant for them. Candidates claiming reservation under Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe quota should obtain the “Caste/ Community Certificates” from theThahsildar in the body of their application form.The Christian converts who have subsequently embraced Hinduism should produce caste/community certificate in the application form. The following certificate should also got accorded by the revenue official below the certificate. The certificate is issued after observing the guidelines issued in the “Government Circular No.18421/E2/SC/ST/DD dated 15.12.1987”.(ii) The application for the reserved seats of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribecandidates which do not contain Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe certificate (Community Certificate) from the Thahsildar in the prescribed form in the body of the application will not be considered on any account for claiming community reservation against the seat reserved for Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe candidates (vide G.O (MS) 31/90/Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe/DL dated 20-5-90. The community certificate should clearly specify that the candidates himself/herself (not the father or mother belong to the Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe). The community certificate obtained earlier for the other purpose will not be accepted. The candidates who are reconverted to Hinduism from Christianity of Scheduled Castes origin should produce community certificate form the Thahsildar concerned along with a copy of the Gazette notification regarding to the conversion.(iii) The claim for the reservation under the Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe quotas will also be subject to the verification and clearance by the screening committee constitute for the purpose by Government vide G.O (P) No.19/2002/SCST/DD dated 20.4.2002 and as authorised by section 6 of the Kerala (Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe) Regulation of issue of Community Certificates Act, 1996 (Act 11 of 1996).(iv) The Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe claims in respect of those who have migratedfrom one state to another will be subject to the provision of G.O(MS) No. 10/86/SC/ST/DD dated 12.02.1986. Only the children of those who have migrated to the state before the promulgation of the constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order 1950 and the constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order 1950 and ordinarily reside in thi SC/ST benefits from the state of Kerala. They must be able to prove this, ifrequired.(e) Children of inter caste married couples who claim reservation under SC/ST subject to the orders in the G.O (MS) 11/2005/SCST/DD dated 22.3.2005, should apply in the application form intended for SC/ST candidates and should produce SC/ST certificate from the concerned Thahsildar in the prescribed form in the body of the application form intended for the SC/ST candidates, itself in addition the“Inter caste Certificate”. The following certificate should also be got recorded by the revenue official below the certificate “The certificate is issued as per G.O (MS) 11/2005/SCST/DD dated :22.3.2005”.(f) Their SC/ST claim will be subject to further verification and the clearance by theScreening Committee constitute by the Government (vide G.O (P) No.19/2002/SCST/DD dated 20.4.2002). The community certificate should have clearly specified that the candidates himself/herself (not the father or mother) belong to Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes.The application for the reserved seats of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe candidates which do not contain Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe certificate (community certificate) from the Thahsildar in the prescribed form in the body of the application will not be considered on any account for claiming community reservation against the seat reserved for SC/ST candidates (vide G.O(MS)31/90/SC/ST/D.L dated 20.5.1990). There is no separate reservation quota for the children born out of intercaste married couples of whom one is a Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe.Warning: Those who produce false SC/ST certificate for claiming reservation under SC/ST quota shall be liable for the penalties stipulated in section 15 of the act referred to in Clause (c). Candidates and their guardians who make such applications are warned in addition to prosecution they will have to suffer the following consequences, in case the SC/ST certificate produced is found to be false and the candidates does not belong to any SC/ST communities, under section 16 of the act “Benefit secured on the basis of false community certificates will be withdrawn”.(i) Whoever not being a person belonging to any of the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes secures admission reserved for such castes or tribes or secures any appointment in the Government, Government Undertakings, Local Authority or in any other Company or Corporation owned or controlled by the Government in any Aided Institution against a post reserved for such castes or tribes or enjoys any other benefits intended exclusively or such castes or tribes by producing false community certificate shall, on cancellation of the false community certificate, be removed by cancelling the irregular admission in the concerned educational institution, or as the case may be removed from the said service forthwith and any benefit enjoyed by him as aforesaid shall be withdrawn forthwith.(ii) Any amount paid to such person by the Government or any other agency by way of scholarship, grant, allowance, stipend or any other financial benefit shall be recovered as it is arrears of public revenue due on land.(iii) Any degree, diploma or any other educational qualifications acquired by such person after securing admission in any educational institution on the basis of a false community certificate shall also stand cancelled on cancellation of the community certificate obtained by him.Clause 5Admission : Admission to the post graduate course except in the case of those coming under Clause 3.I (a) (b), and (c) shall be made on the basis of entrance examination. The Commissioner for Entrance Examination will publish a rank list of the following categories and forward to the Director of Ayurveda Medical Education.Out side state quota - Sl:No - Category1 - General Merit - 2Scheduled Caste - 3Scheduled Tribe -State Quota aCommunity reservation1 - Scheduled caste2 -Schduled Tribeb -Physically Handicappedc -General MeritTentative date for interview will be on -------------------- and date of admission will be on ------------The candidates in the rank list will have to appear for an interview at their own expenses in the Directorate of Ayurveda Medical Education, Thiruvananthapuram on receipt of intimation. The selection committee will make specialty-wise allotment of seats of the candidates, appearing for interview considering the rank and availability of seats. Appearance in the interview will not entitle a claim for selection.Clause 6:Counselling : The Candidates are not required to give any preference of subjects at the time of submission of the application.i) Selection of the candidates under Clause 3.II, III (a) to (i) will be made on basis of rank obtained in Entrance Examination. The candidates will be called for interview in following preference.(a) Clause 3.III GeneralII SCIII General . IV.SC/STV. GeneralVI.SC and these criteria will be followed till the seats are filled.(b) Clause 3.III (a) to (d)(i) (a) The selection and allotment of seats to the candidates from the rank list shall be made through personal appearance. For personal appearance the candidates will be called in the above mentioned preferences in the order of rank obtained at the entrance examination, and selection will be made according to the availability of seats for the subjects.(b) The candidates selected for a particular specialty other than choice can give higher option to 2 specialties, in the prescribed proforma at the time of personal appearance. The select list will be published by the Director, Ayurveda Medical Education after the first interview.(ii) It is obligatory on the part of a candidate to join the course to which he/she is selected at the personal appearance on the date and college fixed by the Director Medical Education. If a candidate does not join the selected course or does not submit relinquishment before the date of joining or discontinue the course after joining the course he/she will lose the claim for selection to other choice opted. No extension of joining time will be granted by the Director, Ayurveda Medical Education without solid reason. If any student requires leave, he/she should join the course within the stipulated time and apply leave through the Principal concerned.(iii) Applicants who have passed the basic qualifications from the Universities other than Universities in Kerala should produce the eligibility certificate before the Principal concerned on or before the last date for admission notified by the Director of Ayurveda Medical Education.(iv) Whenever a vacancy arises in a subject after first selection those seat will be filled by thecandidates taking into account of the higher option exercised and on the basis of rank obtained in the Entrance Exam. It will be obligatory on the part of candidates to join the re- allotted speciality and college within the stipulated time.Clause 7Duration of the Course: The duration of the course is 3 years comprising of I, II, III year. The preliminary exam will be conducted at the end of first year and final year exam will be conducted at the end of III year.Clause 8 Bond to be executed : Every candidate admitted to the Post Graduate Course has to execute a bond in the form given (Appendix-B) at the time of admission to the effect that he/she shall pay to Government a sum of Rs. 5,00,000/- (Rupees Five Lakhs only) the probable amount that Government may have to spend for paying stipend to the bounden and further sum of Rs.10, 000/- (Rupees Ten thousand only) towards liquidated damages and the stipend/ salary received in the event of his/her interrupting or discontinuing the course at any time after one month from the date of admission to the course. Two Gazetted Officers will be the sureties countersign the signature of sureties concerned on the bond. If a candidate selected for admission does not complete the course successfully will be considered as having abandoned the course and he/she shall be liable to pay liquidated damages and to refund to Government, the stipend/salary etc., received by him/her during the period of the course. Candidates selected under ‘Teacher’s Quota’ will execute a bond to serve the Institution for a period of not less than Seven years after completion of the course failing which they will be required to pay an amount of Rs. 1,00,000/- (Rupees One Lakh only) to Government by way of penalty. The selected candidates should execute the bond within 15 days from the date of admission.Clause 9Validity of Select List: The selection list will be valid only for three months from the date of publication of the result of the Entrance Examination.Clause 10Entrance Examination: The Entrance Examination will consist of two papers. Paper I will cover question on all the subjects of B.A.M./B.A.M.S. Examination (First year to the Final year) and Part II will consist of the question on specialties at graduate level. Examination Paper I & II will each be of 2 hours duration and with 150 questions each. The Entrance Examination will be conducted on a single day in two sessions at Thiruvananthapuram. The Commissioner for Entrance Examination will notify the date and schedule of the Examination. The question paper will be in the form of a Question Booklet and without version. The candidates must return the Question Booklet to the invigilator after the examination, along with the OMR Answer sheet. Each question will have four responses, marked A,B,C and D. The candidates will have to choose the most appropriate response and mark the corresponding bubble in the OMR Answer Sheet. Scoring Scheme: Each correct answer will be awarded three marks. One mark will be deducted each wrong answer. No mark will be given for the question not answered. More than one answer marked against question will be deemed as incorrect responses and will be negatively marked. A fully computerized system has been adopted for evaluation of the answer –scripts, using the Optical Mark Reading (OMR) System, and for the preparation of the rank list and category list. There is no provision for revaluation or re -checking of answer sheet as valuation or scoring will be error freeImportantAny malpractice or attempt to commit any kind of malpractice, in the examination will result in the disqualification of the candidate and withdrawal of candidature.Clause 11:In case there is a tie in the total aggregate of marks (Paper I & II together) obtained in the Entrance Examination it will be resolved as follows:(a) Candidate with higher marks in Paper II will be ranked higher.(b) Whenever two candidates are found equal on an assessment of their merit even after resolution as above, preference will be given to the candidate who has got experience as Teaching staff/Research Fellow /Medical Officer.(c) If the tie still remains, those with higher percentage of total marks obtained for all the subjects put together in the first, second, third, fourth and fifth year of B.A.M.S/ first, second, thirdprovisional examination, (ie, qualifying examination) will be ranked higher. In this circumstances five marks will be deducted to every subsequent chances.Clause 12Application Form and Prospectus: The candidates seeking admission to the course can apply in the prescribed format (specified for each category), after downloading it from the official website at “cee- kerala.org” of the Commissioner for Entrance Examination along with a demand draft of Rs. 800/- (inclusive of examination fees) drawn of SBI/SBT in favour of Commissioner for Entrance Examination payable at Thiruvananthapuram . The application fee for SC/ST candidates is Rs.400/-Prospectus for this course can also be downloaded from the website. The application form and the prospectus will notbe available from the office of the Commissioner for Entrance Examination. The application form is separate for the General Merit and SC/ST. The fee paid will not be refunded on any account.Clause 13: How and when to apply:(a) Candidates who wish to appear for the Entrance Examination should forward the downloaded Application Form, available in the website ‘www.cee.kerala.org’, duly filled in. Candidates applying from within Kerala State can remit the Application Fee of Rs. 800/-(Rupees Eight Hundred only ) in favour of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations payable at Thiruvananthapuram, in any branch of State Bank of Travancore (SBT) using the chalan provided along with the downloaded application form. The original chalan should be attached with the application from duly signed and authorised by the authorities of SBT. Those candidates who reside outside the state can apply in the downloaded form along with a Demand Draft for Rs.800/ Rupees Eight Hundred only ) drawn in favour of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations payable at Thiruvananthapuram. The filled in applications should reach the office of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Housing Board Buildings, Santhi Nagar, Thiruvananthapuram -695001 by Registered/Speed Post/Hand delivery on or before the time and date notified by the Commissioner for Entrance Examination, Kerala.(b) Candidate except those belonging to SC/ST categories need not enclose any certificates / documents along with the application form. However they have to produce the original certificates / documents as given Clause 13(c) along with the attested copies of the same at the time of allotment of seats. Teachers of the Ayurveda Colleges and Medical Officers (ISM) as per clause 3 (b) and (c) should apply in the same application form downloaded from the official website of Commissioner for Entrance Examinationand route their application through their Controlling Officer to the Director of Ayurveda Medical Education, Arogyabhavan Building, M.G Road, Thiruvananthapuram on or before the last date and time fixed in the notification. Application under Clause 3 (b) and (c) should remitted the application fee Rs.800/- to the Treasury in the Head of Account 0210-02-101-99 and the original Chelan should be sent along with the application to the Director of Ayurveda Medical Education.(c) Documents/Certificates to produce at the time of allotment of seats(i)Certificate of Qualifying Examination -Degree Certificate, or Provisional Certificate ofQualifying Examination(ii) Eligibility Certificate obtained from any of the Universities in Kerala in case of candidates whose qualifying degree is not included in the list of recognised degrees given in Prospectus(Appendix – A).(iii) Matriculation or equivalent examination certificate, showing the date of birth of the candidate.(iv) Statement of marks (mark list) in all the parts obtained in BAMS/BAM Degree or equivalent examination.(v) Nativity Certificate obtained from a Revenue Officer not below the rank of a Village Officer in the case of applicants seeking admission through Entrance Examination (copy of the format of Nativity Certificate is given in the Application Form.)(vi) Internship Certificate / Houseman ship Certificate(vii) Medical Registration Certificate.(viii) Two Conduct Certificate and Character Certificate, one from the Principal of the college in which the candidate last studied and another from a Gazetted Officer.(ix) Transfer CertificateNB: - Migration Certificate from the Universities for candidates other than the candidates from the University of Kerala should produce after getting admission.The candidate will have to produce on demand other certificate / records that may be prescribed by Government for this matter or by the Director, Ayurveda Medical Education.Note:(i) Candidates called for Entrance Examination/Interview are not eligible for TA/DA or any other allowances.(ii) Admission to the Entrance Examinations and rank obtained in the Entrance Examination or inclusion in the merit list, will not entitle the applicant for admission to the course, unless applicant satisfy the rules regarding the eligibility for admission as laid down in the Prospectus. Furnishing of false particulars would result in the forfeiture of the candidature, as well as cancellation of admission to the course, and inaddition will attract the relevant provisions of the Criminal laws of land.(iii) Admission even if given will be cancelled if it is found later that false certificateshave been produced or that the admission has been secured by fraudulent means. Clause -14 Stipend: A candidate admitted to the course shall be paid stipend of Rs.10,000/-Per month for the first second year and third yearThe educational concessions and stipend once availed by a candidate will not be paid again for a further study to the same Course in any other specialty. The stipend is inclusive of Research cum Book allowance. No other contingent expenditure will be met by the Department.Clause – 15.Fees (Subject to Modification): - The following will be annual fee and selected candidate should remit it at the time of admission and promotion to the next year.1 - Annual Fee -10,000.002 - Admission Fee - 25.003 - Library Fee -50.004 - Stationary Fee -25.005 - Medical Inspection Fee -5.006 - Sports Affiliation Fee -50.007 - University Union Fee -50.008 - Student’s Aid Fund -20.009 - Athlete Fee -25.0010 - Group personal accident Insurance Fee -5.0011 - Women’s Study Unit -10.0012 - Magazine Fee -50.0013 - Audio Visual Fee -5.0014 - College Union Fee - 50.0015 - Catalogue Fee -5.0016 - Calendar Fee-5.0017 - Van Fee -250.0018 - Laboratory Fee -150.0019 - University Affiliation Fee -300.0020 - Caution Deposit (Payable only at the time of admission)-1000.00 (to cover the breakage/loss of laboratory equipm ents/books etc- Refundable)Clause -16All the candidates have to remit the tuition fees and special fee at the time of admission. The tuition fee once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances. The candidate selected under teacher’s quota and eligible for sanction of deputation benefits are also to remit the Tuition Fee/Special Fee till the deputation is sanctioned.Clause -17Selection of service candidates will be considered by the post graduate selection committee consisting of the Secretary to Covernment, Health and Family Welfare (D) Department, as Chairman, Director of Ayurveda Medical Education as Convenor, Principals of Covt. Ayurveda Colleges, Thiruvananthapuram, Tripppunithura Kannur and V.P.S.V Ayurveda College, Kottakkal and Director of Indian Systems of Medicine as members will finalise the select list.Clause -18Leave and Attendance of P.C Student(a) Duration of P.C Course including University Examination is three years. The Course commences from the date on which the first candidate joins the course.(b) The candidate should earn 80% attendance for each year of the course separately. The students will be permitted to avail of Casual Leave for 20 days but not for more than 10 days at a time. All the 365 days of the year will be working days for P.C students. If the candidates are unauthorizedly absent for more than 10 days, he/she will be terminated from the course and removed from the rolls. Liquidated damages will also be levied. The candidates will also be eligible for leave supported by Medical Certificate (Subject to verification of Medical Board) and other leave under exceptional circumstances, recommended by the Head of Department and sanctioned by the Head of Institution concerned, subject to a maximum of 73 days per year inclusive of Sundays and holidays and without affecting the remaining programme. Any leave over and above 73 days in the year (20% of 365 days of the year) availed by the candidates will have to be compensated by adequate extension of the duration of the course for which permission of the Director of Ayurveda Medical Education is to be sought.Clause – 19 Private Practice : -P.C students including service candidates shall not engage in private practice of any sort during the course of study.Clause-20 : Prohibition of Ragging:-If any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the authority, the concerned sudent shall be given liberty to explain and if his/her explanation is not found satisfactory, the authority would expel him/her from the institution.(Proceedings No SLP no 24295 dated 10-12-2007 of the Hon: Supreme Court of India)Clause -21Notwithstanding any thing contained in the prospectus, the Covernment may at any time on their own volition or otherwise after calling the records of the case, revise any order passed by a subordinate authority.Clause -22The prospectus published in advance to enable the candidates to make their application in the proper manner, on the basis of their eligibility, will be subject to modification/additions as may be considered necessary by Covernment that will be issued as Executive Orders/Notifications.APPENDIX - AQualifications recognized as equivalent to BAMS / Ayurvedacharya Degree of the University of Kerala1 B.A.M.S. - Banaras Hindu University2 B.A.MS. - Indore University3 C.C.I.M. - Covernment College of Indian Medicine (Covernment College of Integrated Medicine, Madras)4 M.A.M.S. -Astanga Ayurveda College, Calcutta5 Degree or Diploma after passing the final Examination from the Covernment College of Indian- Medicine, Mysore6 H.P.I.M - Diploma, Covernment School of Medicine, Madras7 C.F.A. - Of the State Faculty of Bombay8 B.A.M.S. - Jamnagar University9 B.A.M.S. - Jiwaji University10 B.A.M.S - Nagpur University11 B.A.M.S. - Sagar University12 B.S.A.M - Karnataka University13 B.S.A.M - Cujarat University14 B.A.M.S - Ravisankar University15 B.A.M.S. -Kurukshetra University16 Ayurvedacharya - Lucknow Universit17 B.A.M.S. & B.S.A.M -University of Poona18 B.A.M.S. - U smania University19 B.A.M.S - Bangalore University20 B.A.M.S - Andhra University21 B.A.M.S - Utkal University22 B.S.A.M. -Bangalore University23 B.A.M.S - Kakatya University24 B.A.M.S - Shivaji University25 B.A.M.S - Nagarjuna University26 B.A.M.S - Maharsi Dayananda University27 B.A.M. (B.S.A.M) - Mysore University28 B.A.M.S. / B.A.M. - Calicut University29 B.A.M.S - Mahatma Candhi University, Kottyam30 B.A.M.S - Bharathiar University, Coimbatore31 B.A.M.S - Madras University, Madras32 B.A.M.S/B.A..M - Amaravathy University33 B.A.M.S - Bihar University34 B.A.M.S - Erstwhile Rajputana University35 B.A.M.S/B.A.M - Cauhati University36 B.A.M.S - Himachal Pradesh University37 B.A.M.S - Jammu University38 B.A.M.S./ B.A.M. - Madhurai Kamaraj University39 B.A.M.S./ B.A.M. - Pondicherry University40 B.A.M.S./ B.A.M. - Roorkee University41 B.A.M.S./ B.A.M. - Sambalpore University42 B.A.M.S./ B.A.M. - Sreevenkateswara University43 B.A.M.S./ B.A.M. - Culberga University44 B.A.M.S./ B.A.M. - Mangalore University45 B.A.M.S - University of Health Sciences-Andhra Pradesh46 B.A.M.S - Kannur University47 B.A.M.S - Rajeev Candhi Medical University, Banglore48 B.A.M.S - Kuvempu UniversityAPPENDIX B (Vide Clause 6) (50 Rupees Kerala Stamp Paper)KNOW ALL MEN BY THEM PRESENT THAT WE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . residing at . . . . . . . . . hereinafter called the “Bounden (which expression shall unless excluded by or repugnant to the context include his heirs, execution, administrators and legal representatives and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . herein after called the first surety and second surety respectively (which expression shall unless excluded by repugnant to the context include their respective heirs, executors, administrators and legal representatives) bind ourselves jointly and severally to pay to the Covernor of Kerala (hereinafter called Covernment) on demand and without demur a sum ofRs.5,00,000 (Rupees Five lakhs only) the probable amount that Covernment may have to spend for paying stipend to the Bounden and a further sum ofRs.10,000/- (Rs. Ten thousand only) as liquidated damages.Signed this . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ……Date of . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . in the year two thousand and three . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …….By the Bounden Sri .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IN THE PRSENCE OF WITNESSES:1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .WHEREAS the bounden has been under the (H.E.) . . . . . . . . . . …….. the name of the rule which will form part of this deed as if incorporated herein, hereinafter called the Rules, selected to undergo the Post Craduate Courses of study in Covernment have agreed to give the bounden a stipend of Rs.10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand only) per month for three years and Rs.7,000/-(Rupees Seven Thousand only) for the first year of the study and Rs.7,500/-(Rupees Seven Thousand and Five hundred only) for the second year of study and Rs.8,000/- (Rupees Eight thousand only) for the third year of the study per month sanctioned for the study of Post Craduate Courses sponsored by the Covernment of India on condition of his executing a bond supported by two sureties in the terms appearing hereinafter which the bounden has agreed to do. Now the condition of the above written obligation is that in the event of the bounden, not confirming to or observing the rules and conditions regarding progress of his study or interrupting or discontinuing his course at any time after a period of one month from the date of admission or participating in strike or leave the training course on account of indiscipline or misconduct on his part or failing to serve Covernment for a period of 7 years if required to do so within a period of 6 months after qualifying for full registration after completing the course or for other reasons not considered valid and satisfactory by the Secretary to Covernment of Kerala, Health and Family Welfare Department, whose decision in this behalf shall be final, the bounden and the sureties shall jointly and severely pay and refund the Covernment on demand and without the demor all the amount spend on the bounden on account of the said course of studies together with liquidated damages of Rs.10,000/-. The decision of the Secretary to Covernment of Kerala, Health and Family Welfare Department as to thecommission of a breach or as to any indiscipline or misconduct on the part of the bounden as also the amount of compensation payable and to whether the bounden has or has not performed and observed the condition and bounded obligations under these presents shall be final and binding on the bounden and the sureties. And upon making such payments, the above written obligation shall remain null and void. It is further agreed and declared that in the event of the bounden being unsuccessful in any of the qualifying examinations conducted in the said institute, the Covernment may at their discretion, withhold the payment of stipend for the prosecution of further studies and the decision of the Secretary to the Covernment of Kerala, Health and Family Welfare Department in this behalf shall be final and binding. Provided further that the bounden and the sureties do hereby agree that all sums found due to the Covernment under or by virtue of this bound may be recovered jointly and severally from them and their properties movable and immovable as if such sums were arrears of land revenue under the provisions of the Revenue Recovery Act for the time being in force or in such other manner as Covernment may deem fit. It is agreed that the liability of the sureties hereunder shall not be impaired or discharged by reason of time being granted or any forbearance, act or omission of Covernment (whether with or without the knowledge or consent of the sureties) in respect of in relation to the several obligations and conditions to be performed or discharged by the bounden or by any other matter or thing whatsoever which under the law relating the sureties shall but for this provision have the effect of realizing the sureties from such liability not shall it be necessary for Covernment to sue bounden before suing either of the sureties for amounts due hereunder. It is agreed that the expense of stamp duty to this documents shall be borne by the bounden. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the bounden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and . . . . .. . . . . . and . . . . . . . . . . . sureties have put their respective hands by day and year hereinabove written.Signed by the bounden in the presence of witnesses1....................................................2...................................................(sign of the Bounden) Signed by: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Signature of the first surety) Signed by: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Signature of the second surety) IN THE PRESENCE OF WITNESSES:1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

APPLY FOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION TO POST GRADUATE COURSES IN AYURVEDA, KERALA 2009-10

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To Download Notification click the link below :In Malayalam http://www.cee-kerala.org/pgayur/2009/appl/mnoti_4.pdfIn English http://www.cee-kerala.org/pgayur/2009/appl/enoti_4.pdfTo Download PROSPECTUS click the link below :http://www.cee-kerala.org/pgayur/2009/appl/pros_4.pdfTo Download APPLICATION FORM click the link below :General Candidates: http://www.cee-kerala.org/pgayur/2009/appl/aplngen_4.pdfSC/ST Candidates http://www.cee-kerala.org/pgayur/2009/appl/aplnsc_4.pdf

Joint Post Graduate Entrance Examination 2009 May 2nd, 2009

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Joint Post Graduate Entrance Examination 2009 May 2nd, 2009ADMISSION NOTIFICATIONJoint Post Graduate Entrance Examination for Admission to MD(Ayu)/ MS(Ayu) (Ayurveda Vachaspati Jaipur, Jamnagar &Ahmedabad 2009-10)Application on the prescribed forms are invited up to 29.05.2009 (05.00 p.m.) for Joint Post Graduate Entrance Test, to be held simultaneously at Jamnagar and Jaipur for admission to the three year P.G. Course of Ayurveda Vachaspati M.D. / M.S. (Ayu) atI.P.G.T. & R.A., Jamnagar; PGC, Ahmedabad and NIA, Jaipur.Forms can be downloaded from the websiteswww.ayurveduniversity.com and www.nia.nic.in from 15.04.2009and should be submitted to Director, I.P.G.T. & R.A. duly filledalong with attested copies of all relevant documents and DemandDraft of Rs. 1000/- (For General & OBC Candidates) & Rs. 750/-(for SC/ST Candidates) drawn in favour of “Director, I.P.G.T. &R.A., Jamnagar”

Safety Reporting,Medical Coding,Narrative writing

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Accenture is a global management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company. Committed to delivering innovation, Accenture collaborates with its clients to help them become high-performance businesses and governments. With deep industry and business process expertise, broad global resources and a proven track record, Accenture can mobilize the right people, skills, and technologies to help clients improve their performance. With more than 186,000 people in 49 countries, the company generated net revenues of US$23.39 billion for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 2008. Its home page is www.accenture.com.
Designation-Safety Reviewer
Job Description
We need people who thrive on technology challenges and are driven by fast paced work environments. We are currently recruiting We need people who thrive on technology challenges and are driven by fast paced work environments. We are currently recruiting Safety Reviewers
Desired Profile
Job Title: Safety ReviewerJob Posting Summary: - Safety report generation, Medical Coding, Reconciliation of SAE, patient narrative writing. Clinical Review of all cases - serious and non-serious safety reportsDetailed DescriptionRoles &Responsibilities: Reviewing and verifying appropriate selection of adverse events from source documents Do appropriate MedDRA coding for each adverse event and accuracy of label assessments for each adverse event. Provide medical evaluation comment for all serious spontaneous, unlisted adverse events and serious related events from studies and solicited adverse events When assessing labelling, if an expedited safety report (ESR) is identified, immediately send internal GPV ESR notification via e-mail to the Therapeutic Area Team Manager, Safety Review Physician, Medical Review Physician and ESR Safety Scientist Verify consistency between source documents and narrative summary Assist in training for new resources and as a part of continuous improvementEligibility Criteria Graduate/post graduates from Medical / Life sciences background (BDS/ BAMS/ BPT /BHMS) or B Pharm/M.Pharm/Msc Life science Should have minimum of 2 to 5years of experience in Safety Reporting, Medical Coding, patient Narrative writing ,clinical research experience etc  Knowledge of Medical Safety Standards and Regulatory Requirements will be an added advantage Good communication skills Flexible to work in any shift
Experience-2 - 7 Years
Industry Type-BPO/ITES /CRM/Transcription
Functional Area -Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Education
UG - B.Pharma - Pharmacy,B.Sc - Any Specialization, Biology, Botany, Zoology,BDS - Dentistry,MBBS - Medicine PG - M.Pharma - Pharmacy,M.Sc - Any Specialization, Bio-Chemistry, Biology, Botany, Nursing, Zoology,M.S/M.D - Any Specialization
Location-Chennai
Contact
Adarsh Accenture Accenture IBC Knowledge Park 4/1, Bannerghatta Road Bangalore,Karnataka,INDIA 560029
Telephone-918040773194
Email-adarsh.pb@accenture.com
Website-http://www.accenture.com
Job Posted -30 Apr

Ayurveda/ Naturopathy Doctors - health counselor (PUNE)

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 07:01:00 +0000

Ayurveda/ Naturopathy Doctors - health counselor (PUNE) The Four Fountains Spa Experience: 0 - 5 Years Location: Pune Education: UG - MBBS - Medicine, Other Graduate - Any Specialization PG - Any PG Course - Any Specialization, Post Graduation Not Required Industry Type: Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital Job Description: To interact and engage with customers in health spas and guide them to choose the right therapy at the spas Job Location - Koregaon Park & Aundh (PUNE) Desired Candidate Profile: Looking for Ayurveda or Naturopathy Doctors who have completed all formalities and internship. Age below 35 years, presentable, excellent communication skills and a pleasant personality Company Profile: The Four Fountains Spa is a chain of health spas located in Pune and is fast expanding to the other cities. Excellent career opportunities for diligent and smart candidates Contact Details Company Name: The Four Fountains Spa Website: http://www.thefourfountains.in Executive Name: Anurag Kedia Address: The Four Fountains Spa 1st Floor, Arth Vishwa, Opp Great Punjab Restaurant Lane 5, Koregaon park Pune,Maharashtra,INDIA 411001
Email Address:careers@thefourfountains.in
Telephone: 020-9967553215
Last Updated ( 09-Feb-09 12:07 )

BAMS AMW Recruiters

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 07:05:00 +0000

Experience:0 - 3 Years
Location:Raipur
Education:UG - Other Graduate - Any SpecializationPG - Post Graduation Not Required
Industry Type:Media/Dotcom/ Entertainment
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:04 Apr
Job DescriptionOne has to exprienced in hospital sectors in alternative medicine or Ayurvedic.
Desired Candidate Profileone has to be experienced in this field.
Company ProfileWe are leading Manpower Consultant.Contact DetailsCompany Name:AMW Recruiters
Email Address:mwraipur@gmail.com
Telephone:09827131300

JR RESIDENTS DOCTOR- OPHTHALMOLOGY A REPUTED CLIENT OF SEAGULL INTERNATIONAL.

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 07:03:00 +0000

Experience:0 - 2 Years
Location:Ernakulam / Kochi/ Cochin
Education:UG - MBBS - MedicinePG - Any PG Course - Any Specialization
Industry Type:Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:03 Apr
Job DescriptionQUALIFICATION SHOULD BE MBBS. IDEALLY, MUST BE UNDER 35YEARS OF AGE; EXPERIENCE IN OPHTHALMOLOGY.Desired Candidate ProfileQUALIFICATION SHOULD BE MBBS. IDEALLY, MUST BE UNDER 35YEARS OF AGE; EXPERIENCE IN OPHTHALMOLOGY…..MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF RESIDENCE IN ERANAKULAM (DL/ PASSPORT/ VOTER ID/RATION CARD/BSNL PHONE BILL)
Company ProfileA MEDICAL COLLEGE SITUATED IN ERANAKULAM DISTRICT KERALA.
Contact Details
Company Name:A REPUTED CLIENT OF SEAGULL INTERNATIONAL.
Executive Name:Mr. Suresh Kumar
Email Address:info@seagullindia.net,seagulljobs@gmail.com

Senior Resident Bhopal Memorial Hospital & Research Centre

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 07:01:00 +0000

Recruiter wants you to directly approach the venue with your profile details
Experience:0 - 2 Years
Location:Bhopal
Compensation:Rs. 18000 PM in the scale of Rs.18000-1000-20000+25% NPA, 12% CPF , Free Campus Accommadation , Medical Facilities as available in our Hospital , LTA, as per rules of the Trust.
Education:UG - Any Graduate - Any SpecializationPG - Any PG Course - Any Specialization
Industry Type:Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:03 Apr
Job DescriptionMBBS & MD/MS as per MCI Norms. Diploma qualified may also apply. (Anaesthesia,Cardiology,CTVS,GI Medicine, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Pulmonary Medicine, Pathology, Psychiatry,Microbiology, Nephrology, Ophthalmology, Radiology, Urology.Desired Candidate ProfileApplication alongwith a Demand Draft of Rs.200/- in favour of BMHRC, Bhopal should reach the office of the Director by 28 Feburary 2009.Company ProfileBMHRC is a 350 bedded super specialty Hospital with state-of-the-art equipment for medical care of Bhopal gas victims .Works under a Trust formed on the orders of Hon'ble Supreme Court.Conducts DNB courses/B.ScNursing(Post Basic)/ParaMedical Course.
Contact DetailsCompany Name:Bhopal Memorial Hospital & Research Centre
Executive Name:Brig(Dr.) K K MaudarA
ddress:Bhopal Memorial Hospital & Research CentreRAISEN BYPASS ROAD KARONDBHOPALBhopal,M P,INDIA 462038
Telephone:91-0755-2742212
Recruiter wants you to directly approach the venue with your profile details

RNBN Programme for Nurses JUBEERICH GROUP OF COMPANIEs

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 06:59:00 +0000

Experience:0 - 5 Years
Location:Ernakulam / Kochi/ Cochin
Education:UG - B.Sc - NursingPG - Any PG Course - Any Specialization,Post Graduation Not Required
Industry Type:Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:02 AprJob
DescriptionCandidates should have good communications skills.IELTS is must.Fresher's also may apply.Location:New Zealand, Australia, U.k, CanadaInterested candidates contact TONY-09995551734, 09995551737 or mail tony@jubeerich.comDesired Candidate ProfileCandidates should have good communications skills.IELTS is must.Fresher's also may apply.Location:New Zealand, Australia, U.k, CanadaInterested candidates contact TONY-09995551734, 09995551737 or mail tony@jubeerich.comCompany ProfileJubeerich Group of companies was established in 1999 with our head office in New Zealand and branch offices in Kerala. We are providing Migration, Education, Recruitment, like wise services to NZ, AUS, CANADA, UK & SINGAPORE
Contact DetailsCompany Name:JUBEERICH GROUP OF COMPANIES
Website:http://www.jubeerich.com/
Executive Name:Tony Jacob
Address:Matelda Buildings, Near I.G.N.O.U, Kaloor9995551734Cochin,Kerala,INDIA 682017
Email Address:tony@jubeerich.com
Telephone:91-484-9995551734

Sr Resident-Physician client of Velocity Consulting Services (P) Ltd

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 06:58:00 +0000

Experience:0 - 4 Years
Location:Delhi
Compensation:Rupees 5,00,000 - 5,50,000As Per Industry Norms
Education:UG - MBBS - MedicinePG - M.S/M.D - Any SpecializationIndustry Type:Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:03 AprJob
Descriptioncandidate will be practising with the hospital as Sr Resident -Physician.
Desired Candidate ProfileOne should have completed MD in Physician from any institute in India.
Company ProfileOne of the leading heart Insitue.
Contact DetailsCompany Name:client of Velocity Consulting Services (P) Ltd
Executive Name:Naveen Mehta
Address:A 1&2, anupam enclavephase 1, IGNOU roadsaketNew Delhi,New Delhi,INDIA 110030
Email Address:resume@hkbgroup.com
Telephone:91-011-01129532418

JR RESIDENTS DOCTOR- GEN MEDICINE A REPUTED CLIENT OF SEAGULL INTERNATIONAL

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 06:56:00 +0000

Experience:0 - 2 Years
Location:Ernakulam / Kochi/ Cochin
Education:UG - MBBS - MedicinePG - Any PG Course - Any Specialization
Industry Type:Mdical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:03 Apr
Job DescriptionQUALIFICATION SHOULD BE MBBS. IDEALLY, MUST BE UNDER 35YEARS OF AGE; EXPERIENCE IN GENERAL MEDICINE.Desired Candidate ProfileQUALIFICATION SHOULD BE MBBS. IDEALLY, MUST BE UNDER 35YEARS OF AGE; EXPERIENCE IN GENERAL MEDICINE…..MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF RESIDENCE IN ERANAKULAM (DL/ PASSPORT/ VOTER ID/RATION CARD/BSNL PHONE BILL)
Company ProfileA MEDICAL COLLEGE SITUATED IN ERANAKULAM DISTRICT KERALA.
Contact Details
Company Name:A REPUTED CLIENT OF SEAGULL INTERNATIONAL
Executive Name:Mr. Suresh KumarEmail Address:info@seagullindia.net,seagulljobs@gmail.com

Senior Resident(Surgery) Tacit India

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 06:55:00 +0000

Experience:0 - 2 Years
Location:Gurgaon
Education:UG - Any GraduatePG - M.S/M.D
Industry Type:Medical/ Healthcare/Hospital
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&DPosted
Date:03 Apr
Job DescriptionLooking for Senior Resident(Surgery)
Desired Candidate Profile
Designation: Senior Resident (Surgery)
Qualification: MD Surgery
Location: Gurgaon
Experience: 0-2 years
Gender: Male/Female
Preferability: Candidate from Delhi/NCRCompany ProfileTACIT India is a leading Recruitment Consultancy organization, having Office in New Delhi.TACIT India caters to human resource requirements by establishing long-term business partnerships that are dynamic, mutually beneficial. We deliver talent through our people, our business partners and most significantly working closely with the clients.TACIT India Management Services Pvt. Ltd. today, has a rich customer base in all over India. We provide superior value added services within strict time constraints to offer maximum benefits to our clients.
Contact Details Company Name:Tacit India
Website:http://www.tacitindia.com
Email Address:search@tacitindia.com

job with ICICI

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 06:50:00 +0000

ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company Ltd is India's leading private sector general insurance company. We are a 74:26 joint venture between ICICI Bank Limited and Lombard Canada Inc. As a part of ICICI Group, we are well known for our innovative products, marketing strategies, technology focus and excellent customer services.For more details about the company, please visit the website at www.icicilombard.comDesignationMBBS/BAMS/BHMS Doctors for Health ClaimsJob Description- Evaluation of Health Claims in terms of Insurance Policies- Evaluation of Healthcare Treatment & associated Costs - Interaction with Health Care Providers - Team Management and Coordination
Desired Profile- 2-3 Yrs Experienced MBBS/BAMS/BHMS with/without Additional Qualifications like Hospital Managementwith Health Insurance/Hospital Industry Acumen- Computer Proficient
Experience-1 - 6 Years
Industry Type-Insurance
Functional Area -Banking, Insurance
Education-UG - MBBS - Medicine PG - Any
PG Course - Any Specialization,Post Graduation Not Required
Location-Hyderabad / Secunderabad
Contact-D. Mekala
ICICI Lombard General Insurance
Telephone-04066112508

Medical Research Specialist(MBBS,BDS,BAMS,BHMS WITH MPH & MHA DEGREE.

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 11:07:00 +0000

Experience:3 - 8 Years
Location:Pune
Education:UG - Any Graduate - Any Specialization
PG - Other
Industry Type:BPO/ITES /CRM/Transcription
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:02 Apr

Job Description
Conduct data gathering from a wide variety of resources (databases, national guidelines, etc.) to support identified research needsCritically analyze and interpret published clinical studies, guidelines and other research material to evaluate the relevance and accuracy of the findingsSummarize research findings where evidence is conclusive with a list of references identifying source research materialDevelop recommendations on qualitative and quantitative clinical criteria for conducting quality assessment of care delivery in specific specialties/clinical focus areas e.g., oncology, orthopedics, etc.Participate in internal and Client meetings to review work products and deliverables and incorporate feedbackTrain new resources as the team growsMBBS ,BDS,BHMS,BAMS IS MUSTMPH (Masters in Public Health) or Public Health diploma MUSTDegree or Certification in Clinical Research preferable.
Desired Candidate Profile
3+ years of clinical research experienceExcellent English writing skillsAbility to perform medical literature review Proficient with principles of evidence based medicineAnalyze and interpret the design and statistical methods used in clinical studiesAbility to critically analyze clinical studies and summarize research findingsProficient with information technologies e.g., MS Office, Internet search, etc. SAS and SPSS preferable
Company Profile
Care Management International (CARE) delivers smart sourcing solutions with a focus on ENHANCING – not replacing - our clients’ core competencies and operational effectiveness. CARE creates customized programs that achieve superior results by applying “the right talent, to the right task, at the right time, using the right cost structure.” This expert-based methodology not only lowers costs and increases productivity, but also facilitates innovation. Our healthcare programs are designed by healthcare experts and apply new techniques, global resources, and advanced technology solutions to drive positive clinical outcomes and create true market differentiation for our clients in all areas of care management: case management, disease management, utilization management, radiology management, pharmacy management, and informatics and data analytics. Our non-healthcare programs are operated by experienced business process outsourcing (BPO) managers who can successfully operate programs that significantly expand a clients operational capabilities by providing highly-skilled and trained staff to compliment client efforts to increase productivity, provide operational flexibility supporting frequent or short-term program changes, ensure rapid turnaround on application development, and allow for administrative cost savings.

Contact Details
Company Name:Care Management International Pvt Ltd
Website:http://www.caremanagementinternational.com/
Executive Name:Anjali Mishra
Address:Care Management International Pvt Ltd
Care management International
5th Floor, Nyati Millenium
Viman Nagar ,Pune
Pune,Maharashtra,INDIA 411014
Email Address:recruitment@care-int.com
Telephone:9764441546
Reference ID:MD1313

noreply@blogger.com (Ayurvedamritham) — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 10:36:00 +0000

Yoga
The word 'Yoga' comes from a Sanskrit root 'Yuj' which means 'to join'. Yoga is the process by which the embodied spirit is made to become one with the universal spirit. i.e., the embodied spirit (jeevathma), a part of the universal spirit (paramathma) made to become one by certain physical and mental exercises.
Yoga is the science, which raises the capacity of the human mind to respond to higher vibrations and to perceive, catch and assimilate the infinite conscious movements going on around us in the Universe.
In fact, it makes one a transmitting and receiving station of "Radio" activity with the mind as the aerial. The human soul is brought into conscious communion with God. The science that teaches the way of acquiring this occult knowledge is called 'Yoga sastra'.
Yoga is restraining the mind from taking various forms. Yoga helps us to cleanse out mind and to get back to its natural pure state. Many different varieties of yoga come to be practiced for different purposes.
They are-1. Bhakti yoga (Yoga of devotion)
2. Karma yoga (Yoga of duty or action)
3. Gnana yoga (Yoga of knowledge)
4. Hatha yoga (Yoga of bodily performances)
The final goal or general purpose of all the above varieties of yoga was thesame. This goal was liberation from the cycle of rebirths, called mukti orkaivalya. The purposes of the four varieties of yoga in daily life are notthe same.
1. Bhakthi yogaIt seeks to propitiate the object of worship i.e, God. As a result of thisworship, the practitioner of Bhakthi yoga hopes to remove the hurdles on thepath to the kingdom of God. This is, in a way, the goal of all religions.

2. Karma yogaThe main principles of karma yoga Never giving up and never failingin one's duty an Looking equally upon oppositessuch as success and failure, pleasure and pain, heat and cold etc… withoutbeing affected or swayed away by them.

3. Gnana yoga or Raja yogaEvolved by Patanjali involves techniques for purifying the mind by removingimpurities through the eight fold practice. These include,1. Yama or abstinence or discipline (Iyamam or manathuimai or theethagatral)2. Niyama or observances (Niyamam or cheyal thuimai or nantatral)3. Asana or postures (Irukkai nilai)4. Pranayama (Sara payirchi or moochu payirchi or vayu tharanai)5. Prathiakara or sense-withdrawal (Pulanadakkam or thogainilai)6. Dharana or concentration (Porainilai)7. Dhyana or contemplation (Manathai orumuga paduthuthal)8. Samadhi or Ecstasy or super conscious state (Paramporuludan kalathal)
The above eight- fold path leads to self-realization (Atmadharshana)
Hatha yogaThis has become very popular in recent times. It is described as the yoga ofunity of ha and tha. This means the unity of the sun and the moon in thebody or the unity of the vital airs. (Prana and apana)
ASHTANGA യോഗി yama niyamamae yennila aathanamNayamurum pranayamam prathiyakaramSayamigu tharanai dhyanam samadhiAyamuru attangam aavathumamae.
The eight stages of yoga are,1. Yama :Yama are the purity of mind. Yama are the moral codes or universalcommandments crossing across barriers like caste, religion, race and sex.These moral codes are non-violence, truthfulness, non-stealing, continenceand non - receiving.

2. Niyama :Niyama are the purity of action. They are personal, internal and externalpurification, contentment, dedication, study of self and selflessness.3. Asanas :Asanas are postures for contemplation.Asana means physical posture of the body that assists in regulatingdiscipline in the respiratory system. Thirumular defines asanas only inoutline. Asana is the preliminary step for the practice of yoga.Asanas are generally practiced to strengthen the psychophysical nervecenters to keep the body free from all impurities and diseases and to secureconcentration of mind.They improve flexibility of muscles and suppleness of joints. People who arenot sufficiently well informed about various aspects of yoga believe thatyoga practice mainly comprises practice of the asanas. There are more thansix hundred different asanas. They constitute the minimum set of asanas thatcan help lead to a healthier life.In general, asanas are physical exercises but they differ from normalday-to-day activities. Physical exercises help to strengthen our outer bodybut asanas help to strengthen our vital organs. It increases the circulationof blood to the whole body. It helps to be very active, improve the memorypower and intelligence. Yogasanas should be learned from a well- experiencedteacher; otherwise it will affect the body. It should not be done in fullstomach. Bowel should be cleaned while doing asanas. The place where theyoga has been undertaken should be well ventilated. It is very advisable toperform yoga on the leather of deer or tiger. Bathing is not recommendedimmediately after asanas. Dress should be loose to allow free movement ofthe limbs. Within a few days as the body becomes more flexible, we willnaturally be able to do all the bending of the limbs necessary to performthe asanas properly. It is observed that many people who practice yogasanaare free from gray hair, wrinkled skin, ageing and diseases. In yoga books,the padmasana is suggested to those who are in family life and siddhasana isadvisable to those who are in spiritual life.The asanas are of two types. Those which are performed for the sake ofDhyana (meditation) such as padmasana, siddhasana, sukhasana fall in thefirst category. The second type of asanas is meant to gain physical health.All other asanas are included in this group. The important asanas are asfollows.

I. MEDITATIVE ASANASa) Padmasana (Lotus pose) Method: Place your left foot on the joint of your rightthigh and the right foot on the joint of left thigh in such a way that bothyour heads touch each other below your navel in the middle of your abdomen.In this way, soles of your feet will stay on your thighs. Now, straightenyour backbone and neck so that there is no bend at your waist. Place yourhands on your knees.b) Siddhasana (Perfect pose) :Method: Place the heel of your left foot under the testes on the prostategland in such a way that the sole of your foot should touch your rightthigh. Place the heel of your right foot against the pubic bone or justabove the genitals. Now straighten your neck and backbone and raise yourbrows. Fix your attention on your eyebrows or on your breath. Place yourhands as in padmasana.

I. PHYSICAL ASANASa) Vajrasana (Hardy pose)Method: Bend your legs and sit on your knees by placing your heels underyour hips. The heels should be open but the toes should be joined and thefeet would be all on the ground. Now make your spine straight, place yourhands on your knees while keeping the arms straight. You can sit in thisposture at any time of the day even after eating your food or aftertraveling a long distance. This will give rest to your tired legs. You canpractice it while reading also.Advantages: This asana has good effect on our digestive system. Theimpurities accumulated in our shins and knees are displaced.b) Dhanurasana (Bow pose)Method: The word 'dhanu' in Sanskrit meansbow. The body resembles a bow in this asana. Lie down on the ground withyour face downward. Inhale deeply. Bend your legs and grasp your ankles withyour hands. Keeping all the five fingers of your each hand on the inner sideof the legs, first raise the hind part of the body and then raise your chestalso. Bend your neck backwards and look at the sky. There should be tug ofwar between the legs and hands so that your entire body comes to rest onyour navel. Bend your body in a bow shape. Slowly come back to the originalposition while exhaling the breath. Concentrate on swadhistana charka.Advantages: This asana provides full exercise to the spine which becomesmore elastic. It benefits the kidneys. Entire digestive area is stretched bywhich abdominal disorders are cured. It also provides sufficient exercise tothe neck, ribs and lungs. It helps remove obesity. It helps to curemenstrual and uterus disorders. The heart becomes strong.c) Sarvangasana (Shoulder stand)Method: Lie down on your back. Stretch your body in a state of alert, yourhands on the side of the thighs, palms resting on the ground. Raise yourlegs slowly while putting pressure on your hands. Start inhaling. Bring yourlegs to a 45° angle and stay a while in this position. Then bring them at90° and stay for a few moments. Now raise your waist also and take the legsbeyond your head, making them parallel to the ground; exhale while doing so.Lift your hands from the ground, bend the arms from the elbows, put yourhands on your back, and raise your legs upward with your elbows resting onthe ground and your hands supporting your back. In this position, your chinshould bury itself into your chest; your entire body from feet to shouldersshould be erect. Breath in the normal way.After sufficient practice, one can stay in this position up to ten minutes.While returning from this position, do not give any jerks to the body. Comeback as slowly as possible. Remove the support of your hands from the back,make the legs parallel to the ground as before, put the back on the ground,bring your legs at 90° on your waist, take them down slowly, stop them atabout 8 cm from the ground, open them a little sideways and place them onthe ground without any jerk. Relax in shavasana.Advantages: It helps in activating the blood flow towards the neck and head.All our body organs in this region are nourished and strengthened. Thedisorders of the thyroid, tonsils, neck, lungs and ears are removed. Thestrength of the brain and the nerves is increased, eye sight is improved. Itprevents the body from grey hair, wrinkled skin, ageing and diseases.d) Singhasana Method: This calls for roaring like a lion. Sit in Padmasana. Put your kneeson the ground and lean on your hands; face towards the sun, the waist benddownward; open your mouth and let the rays of the sun enter it; take outyour tongue, fix your eyes on the tip of your nose and roar as a lion woulddo.Advantages: This asana is very useful in curing the ailments of the throatand chest. Tonsilitis is cured and lungs are toned up.e) Halasana (Plough pose) Method: In this posture the body resembles theshape of plough (hala). Lie down on your back and stretch your body. Keepyour arms by your sides along the hips. The palms will face the ground.Putting pressure on your hands, lift your legs slowly and make with them anangle of 90° at your waist. Head should not be lifted at all, nor shouldthere be any bend in the legs..The feet will remain completely stretched. Put more pressure on the hands,lift your waist also and take your legs beyond your head with feet touchingthe ground. In this position, your knees should go beyond your head. In theentire process, the legs will remain joined, the hands will stick to theground and breathing should remain normal. The legs should be lifted asslowly as possible. Do not do any violence to your body.Now lift your hands from the ground and take them to the back of your head,so that they might touch the toes of your feet. Bring your legs back to the90° angle very slowly, stay here for a few seconds and then place the legsdown on the ground. Relax completely in shavasana.Advantages: Halasana is very useful for increasing mental and Physicalenergy. It helps in the supply of the fresh blood to the spine and itsligaments; abdominal cavity is compressed and fresh blood enters thisregion. It also gives strength to pancreas, spleen, kidneys and liver. Itremoves fat from thhe abdominal region and the waist. It helps to curebackache and fatigue of legs. It also increases memory power.f) Chakrasana (Wheel pose) Method: Lie down on your back. Bring yourheels near your thighs – by bending your legs at the knees. Keep a littledistance between your feet. Now bring each of your hands by the sides ofeach shoulder. Place them in such a way that the palms should rest on theground and the direction of the fingers should be towards your feet. Firstraise your hips and waist and take your knees a little forward. Put pressureon your hands and feet, and lift your back, neck and head also. Try toreduce the distance between your hands and feet by bringing them closer toeach other. Your neck would hang at the back and your shoulders would beraised. In this way, your body will get the shape of a charka or wheel. Totake full advantage of this asana, lesser the distance between your handsand feet as much as possible. Advantages: This asana makes the spineelastic, relieves backache, strengthen the muscles of the shoulders, chestand abdomen. Women get relief from pain during their menstruation periods.It also cures shakiness of hands, neck and head.g) Gomukhasana (Cow head pose)Method: Fold your left leg. Place the head of the left foot under your lefthip. Now fold the right leg over the left buttock in such a manner that theheel of your right foot is placed near your left hip. Take your right armbehind your back from above and left arm from below, so that fingers of boththe hands are interlocked behind the back. Stay in this position for sometime. Then repeat this by folding the right leg and placing its heel underthe right hip.Advantages: This gives strength to the knees, shins and feet. It preventsdisorders of the semen and prevents any enlargement of the testicles. It isalso beneficial for the nervous system, lungs and heart.h) Mayorasana (Peacock Pose)'Mayura' means peacock. So, this may be called the peacock posture as thebody in this asana resembles a peacock. Method: Sit on your knees. Bend a little forward, join your elbows togetherand rest your palms on the ground. Keep a distance of 3 or 4 cm. betweenyour wrists. Keep the hands firm. Now bring down your abdomen slowly on yourjoined elbows. Balancing the weight of the entire body on the elbows,stretch your legs. Now inhale and lift your face in the front and your legsin the rear from the ground and try to make them parallel to the ground.Your head and legs should be in level with each other. Stay in this posturefor a few moments, then put your feet on the ground first and exhale. Restfor a few minutes in shavasana after this.Advantages: It enhances the working power of the kidneys and the digestiveorgans and removes all the disorders of vatha, pitha and kapha. It increasesblood circulation in the body and purifies the blood.i) Yogamudra Method: Assume the posture of padmasana andlet your heels meet below your navel. Take your hands at your back and catchthe wrist of your left hand with your right hand. Close your left fist. Nowstraighten your back and raise your shoulders, your hands should exert theirforce downward.Inhale force downward. Inhale slowly. Bend your body forward from the waistin such a way that your backbone remains straight. While doing so keepexhaling. Do not bend your neck nor raise your hips from the ground. Touchthe ground with your forehead, raising your locked hands high in the sky.Practice staying in this posture for some time; inhale and exhale slowly.From here, return to your original position, while slowly inhaling.Advantages: The impurities stuck in the legs and joints leave their placeand the muscles get strengthened. Digestive organs become healthy.Constipation is removed. The spine and the nerve tissues as well as themuscles of the waist get strengthened.j) Paschimottanasana (Posterior Stretch Pose)Method: Sit on the floor and stretch your legs forward. Try to place thesoles of your feet on the ground. Now raise your hands up in the sky slowlywhile inhaling. The palms of your hands should point forward with your armsslightly touching the ears. Exhale and bring your hands down and catch holdof your heels. Pulling at the heels with your hands, place your elbows onthe ground. You may now burry your face between the knees. If you cannottouch your knees with your nose or forehead, do not raise your knees.Instead, raise your body a little while inhaling and then bring it downagain while exhaling. Do this four or five time and you would see that aftera few days, your body has become more elastic. Now start inhaling and slowlyraise your hands and body, and then sit in the rest posture.Advantages: It rouses the gastric fire and invigorates appetite. Disordersof the kidney, liver and spleen are removed. Obesity, piles, backache andconstipation – all disappear with its regular practice. It helps strengthenand increases the elasticity of the spine.k) Shalabhasana (Locust Pose)The word Shalabha means locust (grass hoper). In this posture, the bodyassumes the form of a locust. Method: Lie down on the ground with your facedownward. Join your heels and keep your feet on the ground. Your chin shouldrest on the ground. Place your hands under your thighs in such a way thatthe palms should stick to the thighs. Now raise your legs and the hindportion of your body up to the waist, while inhaling. Do not bend your legsnor raise your face form the ground. Stay in this position for some time andthen come back slowly exhaling the breath and taking your hands out. Relaxand loosen your body, while keeping your right check on the ground.Advantages: All parts of the abdomen get fully exercised. It keeps theheart, spine and lungs healthy and strong. Obesity is also cured.l) Matsyasana (Fish pose)The word 'matsya' in Sanskrit means fish. The body resembles a fish in thisposture. It should be practiced after sarvangasana, because it is a counterpose of sarvangasana।Method: Lie down on your back. Do padmasana while lying down. Let the kneesremain on the ground. Raise your head, making an arc with the chest. Nowplace the middle of your head on the ground and look backward. In thisposition, a sort of bridge will be created between your head and waist, withyour chest rising up. Now grasp the toes of your feet with your hands,resting your elbows on the ground. Inhale. Stretch your limbs fully. Stay inthis position for sometime. Now leave your toes, put your elbows on theground and with their support raise the upper portion of the body. Stayingin this position, move your neck from left to right, right to left,clockwise and anti-clockwise. Come back slowly, open your padmasana andrelax in shavasana.Advantages: This asana relieves the stiffness caused in the neck. Itinvigorates pituitary gland, which keeps the development of the bodybalanced. The neck, face, lungs and heart get nourishment. The muscles ofthe waist and abdomen get exercise। Constipation is removed. m) Trikonasana (Triangle pose) First position: Stand erect, keeping the distance between the feet about oneor one - and a half feet. Raise your right hand towards the sky and looktowards its palm. Keep your left hand down. Now pull your right hand up andleft hand down by stretching your body and inhaling. Final position: Now exhaling lower down slowly towards left, without bendingyour legs, in such a way that your left palm should touch the ground on theside of your foot. Keep on exhaling your breath during the process oflowering. Keeping your right arm close to your ear, make it parallel to theground, looking all the time towards the sky. Now revert to the firstposition while inhaling the breath. In this position, stretch both yourhands up and down.Repeat this process with your left hand up and right hand down.Advantages: This asana helps the large intestine, liver and spleen in properfunctioning. The muscles and nerves of the spinal cord become flexible whilestretching. The muscles of the waist are strengthened. The neck and itsglands also get good exercise.
1. Viparitha karani
a. Lie down on the back keeping the legs straight and together.
Raise the left leg without bendingit at the knee till it becomes perpendicular to the ground.
Keep the right leg straight on theground.
Lower the left leg down and raisethe right one in the same way. Repeat thrice on each side.
Raise both the legs together.
Raise the hips with a slight jerk,supporting the body with the hands placed at the waist.
Hold the legs straight and theback inclined at an angle of forty-five degrees with the ground.
Move the legs back and forth andto the sides.
Advantages: Relaxes and strengthens neck glands (Thyroid). It causes bettercirculation of blood in the head thus improving eyes, hair and relievingmental fatigue. Softens the whole body and helps to easily perform the otheryoga asanas.
2. Bhujangasana (The Cobra Pose)
Liedown on the chest.
Keep the hands below theshoulders.
Keep the legs straight andtogether on the ground.
Raise the head and neck and turnthem to the back without allowing the navel to be raised from the ground.
Hold the final pose for tenseconds.
Repeat this posture twice.
Advantages: Relaxes and strengthen back muscles. It causes to rectifyuterine and ovarian irregularities.
3. Sava Asana (The dead pose)
It is meant for relaxation of the body and mind.
a) Lie down on the back with a comfortable distancebetween the feet.
b) Keep the eyes closed and the arms placed near the body.
c) Relax all the large muscles one by one.
d) Start with the feet by paying attention to each body part up to the face,hands and fingers.
e) Breath slowly and slightly deeply.
f) Keep your mouth closed and do notutter any word.
g) Keep the tongue and the lips fixed but notstretched.
h) Avoid any thoughts or seeing or visualizing any image.
i) An optimum duration for this posture is about ten minutes.
Advantages: This asana puts new life in a battered body and mind. Thestiffness of tissues and restlessness of mind can be easily removed by it.When we do shavasana after another asana, the blood reaches the depth ofeach tissue and nerve, so that impurities are washed off, lungs purify moreblood. This asana provides relief in diseases like hypertension, nerveweakness and other mental ailments. This cures bad temper also.
PRANAYAMA (BREATHING EXERCISE)
Pranayama is the science of breathing. This is the first physical act of allhuman beings born in this world. God has endowed man with intelligence tolive long, to attain perfection in life (kaya siddhi). Siddhars say that anintelligent control over our breathing will prolong life by increasing ourstamina. The practice of right way of breathing in siddhar's science oflongevity is known as practice of "Vasi". Vasi in Tamil means "breathing"(Vayu tharanai). If we repeat the word 'Vasi' several times it will resoundas 'Siva'.
Regulation of breathing: The siddha system says the human body both thephysical and the subtle is made up of 72,000 veins and nerves and sevenvital nerve centers (chakras) along the route of the spinal cord, the threeimportant regions being sun, moon, and fire, the ten vital airs (prana) andten vital nerves (nadis). Out of the ten vital nerves (nadis) the firstthree namely Idakalai, Pingalai, and Suzhumunai play an important role inthe technique and prolongation of life.
The normal life span of a man should be properly employed, would be 120years. A man's normal act of breathing as prescribed by siddha science is atthe rate of 360 times per nazhigai (one hour = two and a half nazhigai) andthis comes to 21,600 breaths in a day. Every act of breathing takes place ata length of space of 12 inches in the nostril and during its operation, theenergy utilized by the body is up to an extent of eight inches only and theremaining four inches is being wasted. It is clear therefore that out of21,600 total breaths of a human body in a day, the body is utilizing only14,400 breaths and the balances of 7,200 breaths go as waste.
1 hour = 2 ½ nazhigai
24 hours = 60 nazhigai
1 nazhigai = 360 breaths
2 ½ nazhigai = 900 breaths
24 hours (per day) = 21,600 breaths.
Respiration should be rhythmical. It is obtained according to Thirumoolar byharmonizing the three movements. Inhalation (pooragam) through left nostril16 mathirais (units), retention (kumbagam) of the inhaled air to the extentof 64 mathirais and exhalation (resagam) through right nostril 32 mathirais.
However, in relation to the weekday, starting from the day- break (sun rise)in the morning at 4 a.m., the breath passes either through the right nostrilor through the left. On Sunday, Tuesday and Saturday, breath passes throughthe right nostril (Sooryakalai or Pingalai). On Monday, Wednesday andFriday, it passes through the left nostril (Chandrakalai). Breathing occursthrough the left nostril on the waxing period Thursday and through the rightnostril on the waning period Thursday. If there is any change in the abovesaid regulation of breathing, diseases will occur. If the breath does notpass through the intended passage, at 4'0 clock in the morning then itshould be changed. If one lies down on the side of the nostril by which thebreath should not pass, then the breath will change its course to passthrough the other nostril, immediately. It is also good to block the nostrilby pressing it with the finger to change the course of the breath. Fromthese, it is clear that the passages of breath are changeable within minutesaccording to our convenience.
Method of practice of Pranayama:
1) Sitting in a comfortable, steady and relaxedposition.
2) Place the right thumb on the superficial surfaceof the right nose and press it
3) Breath out to the left nostril slowly andcompletely.
4) Noiselessly breath in through the same nostriland
5) Close it with ring and middle fingers of theright and while
6) Opening the right nostril to breath out.
7) Breath out noiselessly, slowly and completelywith the right nostril
8) Breath in again with the right nostril in thesame way.
The above said process is considered as one pranayama. Then the process isgradually increased up to 15 times or according to one's own will.
Advantages:
1) Pranayama yields benefits for all functions likerespiration, blood circulation, digestion, excretion, secretion and forimproving muscle tone, removing congestion of blood and release of tension
2) It helps considerably to calm down an irritatedand excited mind and make it steady.
3) Meditation can be done easily after a few roundsof Pranayama.
4) It is also held to awake the serpent power andcreate blissful state of consciousness.
Pratyakara: Retrieving the mind from objects of enjoyment. The practice ofboth posture and breathing exercise leads to a progressive desensitizationthat shuts out external stimuli. When consciousness is effectively sealedoff from the environment, this is the state of sensory inhibition.Dharana: (concentration)Concentration is the holding of the mind in a motionless state. Patanjali'sterm for concentration is Dharana, which stems from the verbal root 'dhri'means' to hold', what is being held is one's attention which is fixed on aninternalized object. Dharana is an important step from the medical point ofview since the Yogi can see how the prana (energy) is transmitted in thebody and how it encounters different chakras (plexus of nerves) etc..Dhyanam (meditation)The act of thinking deeply about somethingMeditation is a method by which a person concentrates more and more uponless and less. The aim is to empty the mind while paradoxically remainalert. Meditation is a state of concentration of mind on one single objectso that the same experience arises continuously in the mind again and againwithout there being any other experience that may intervene. From deepmeditation, one can attain Samadhi.
One can practice meditation to attain the state of Samadhi in several ways.Some of the common ways are reciting words (mantra), by chanting Aum, byusing a material symbol like a phallus (Sivalinga) or an idol or picture orthe flame of a lamp. The most important aspect in each of this method is tostop the process of desire. Unless one can able to stop the desire, one'smind cannot become steady.Scientific researches on the state of meditation have shown clearly thatphysiologically many advantages are gained by the practice of meditationsuch as slowing of the heart, breath and mind. This helps in prevention andcure of a wide range of stress disorders such as diabetes, hypertension,arthritis, psoriasis, sleeplessness, indigestion, acidity, gastritis etc.Thus meditation has proved to be an important technique of modern form ofYoga especially suitable for the solution of problems peculiar to moderntimes. When meditation is combined with other techniques of yoga, its effectis greatly enhanced for treatment of a wide range of health problems ordisorders.Samadhi: (ecstasy) Samathi is the state of super consciousness. It is said to lead ultimatelyto self- knowledge (Atmagnanam), which is the culmination of Yoga accordingto sage Patanjali and also according to the ancient authorities of hathayoga. Samadhi is union with the Lord. The state of Samadhi is beyonddescription. It is beyond the reach of mind and speech. One has to feel thishim self. Just as salt becomes identical with water through union, so theidentity of mind and self is named "Ecstasy". When the mind and the lifeforce merge and dissolve, the balance is named as Ecstasy.Basic fitness in daily life is a common need of every one. Yoga can fulfillthis need irrespective of the type of work one does, one's role in life orthe type of food one eats. However, this benefit may not be possible if onedo not practice the correct technique of yoga or practice it irregularly.Yoga can help every one play his or her roles more efficiently, moresmoothly and more comfortably. Two main advantages of Yoga are prevention ofdisorders and ailments and maintenance of health and fitness in daily life.Other advantages include flexible muscles, supple joints, relaxed andtension free mind and efficiently working vital organs such as the heart,lungs, endocrine glands, liver, pancreas and brain.Yoga practitioner should fill only half of the stomach with solid food, aquarter with water and the remaining one fourth should be left empty. Thisis a golden rule that one needs to observe for every meal especially if onepractices yoga regularly.Conclusion: The relation between the fire kindled by the ascent of kundalinithrough the plexuses and the inner heat need some emphasis here. Itsawakening and its journey through the centers are brought about by atechnique whose essential task is that of arresting respiration. The adoptfurther endeavors to keep the kundalini in suzhumunai and make it rises tothe top of the head, that being is final goal where it is represented in theform of a thousand petalled lotus. The abundant salival secretion producedin this process of obstructing the cavum by turning the tongue back andinserting the tip of it into the throat is expounded as celestial ambrosia(amirtha, Gnana muppu, Yoga muppu) which is capable of rejuvenating theentire system through Astanga Yoga.

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Yoga
The word 'Yoga' comes from a Sanskrit root 'Yuj' which means 'to join'. Yoga is the process by which the embodied spirit is made to become one with the universal spirit. i.e., the embodied spirit (jeevathma), a part of the universal spirit (paramathma) made to become one by certain physical and mental exercises. Yoga is the science, which raises the capacity of the human mind to respond to higher vibrations and to perceive, catch and assimilate the infinite conscious movements going on around us in the Universe. In fact, it makes one a transmitting and receiving station of "Radio" activity with the mind as the aerial. The human soul is brought into conscious communion with God. The science that teaches the way of acquiring this occult knowledge is called 'Yoga sastra'.Yoga is restraining the mind from taking various forms. Yoga helps us to cleanse out mind and to get back to its natural pure state. Many different varieties of yoga come to be practiced for different purposes. They are-1. Bhakti yoga (Yoga of devotion)2. Karma yoga (Yoga of duty or action)3. Gnana yoga (Yoga of knowledge)4. Hatha yoga (Yoga of bodily performances)The final goal or general purpose of all the above varieties of yoga was thesame. This goal was liberation from the cycle of rebirths, called mukti orkaivalya. The purposes of the four varieties of yoga in daily life are notthe same.1. Bhakthi yogaIt seeks to propitiate the object of worship i.e, God. As a result of thisworship, the practitioner of Bhakthi yoga hopes to remove the hurdles on thepath to the kingdom of God. This is, in a way, the goal of all religions.
2. Karma yogaThe main principles of karma yoga Never giving up and never failingin one's duty an Looking equally upon oppositessuch as success and failure, pleasure and pain, heat and cold etc… withoutbeing affected or swayed away by them.
3. Gnana yoga or Raja yogaEvolved by Patanjali involves techniques for purifying the mind by removingimpurities through the eight fold practice. These include,1. Yama or abstinence or discipline (Iyamam or manathuimai or theethagatral)2. Niyama or observances (Niyamam or cheyal thuimai or nantatral)3. Asana or postures (Irukkai nilai)4. Pranayama (Sara payirchi or moochu payirchi or vayu tharanai)5. Prathiakara or sense-withdrawal (Pulanadakkam or thogainilai)6. Dharana or concentration (Porainilai)7. Dhyana or contemplation (Manathai orumuga paduthuthal)8. Samadhi or Ecstasy or super conscious state (Paramporuludan kalathal)
The above eight- fold path leads to self-realization (Atmadharshana)
Hatha yogaThis has become very popular in recent times. It is described as the yoga ofunity of ha and tha. This means the unity of the sun and the moon in thebody or the unity of the vital airs. (Prana and apana)
ASHTANGA YOGAIyama niyamamae yennila aathanamNayamurum pranayamam prathiyakaramSayamigu tharanai dhyanam samadhiAyamuru attangam aavathumamae.
The eight stages of yoga are,1. Yama :Yama are the purity of mind. Yama are the moral codes or universalcommandments crossing across barriers like caste, religion, race and sex.These moral codes are non-violence, truthfulness, non-stealing, continenceand non - receiving.2. Niyama :Niyama are the purity of action. They are personal, internal and externalpurification, contentment, dedication, study of self and selflessness.3. Asanas :Asanas are postures for contemplation.Asana means physical posture of the body that assists in regulatingdiscipline in the respiratory system. Thirumular defines asanas only inoutline. Asana is the preliminary step for the practice of yoga.Asanas are generally practiced to strengthen the psychophysical nervecenters to keep the body free from all impurities and diseases and to secureconcentration of mind.They improve flexibility of muscles and suppleness of joints. People who arenot sufficiently well informed about various aspects of yoga believe thatyoga practice mainly comprises practice of the asanas. There are more thansix hundred different asanas. They constitute the minimum set of asanas thatcan help lead to a healthier life.In general, asanas are physical exercises but they differ from normalday-to-day activities. Physical exercises help to strengthen our outer bodybut asanas help to strengthen our vital organs. It increases the circulationof blood to the whole body. It helps to be very active, improve the memorypower and intelligence. Yogasanas should be learned from a well- experiencedteacher; otherwise it will affect the body. It should not be done in fullstomach. Bowel should be cleaned while doing asanas. The place where theyoga has been undertaken should be well ventilated. It is very advisable toperform yoga on the leather of deer or tiger. Bathing is not recommendedimmediately after asanas. Dress should be loose to allow free movement ofthe limbs. Within a few days as the body becomes more flexible, we willnaturally be able to do all the bending of the limbs necessary to performthe asanas properly. It is observed that many people who practice yogasanaare free from gray hair, wrinkled skin, ageing and diseases. In yoga books,the padmasana is suggested to those who are in family life and siddhasana isadvisable to those who are in spiritual life.The asanas are of two types. Those which are performed for the sake ofDhyana (meditation) such as padmasana, siddhasana, sukhasana fall in thefirst category. The second type of asanas is meant to gain physical health.All other asanas are included in this group. The important asanas are asfollows.
I. MEDITATIVE ASANASa) Padmasana (Lotus pose) Method: Place your left foot on the joint of your rightthigh and the right foot on the joint of left thigh in such a way that bothyour heads touch each other below your navel in the middle of your abdomen.In this way, soles of your feet will stay on your thighs. Now, straightenyour backbone and neck so that there is no bend at your waist. Place yourhands on your knees.b) Siddhasana (Perfect pose) :Method: Place the heel of your left foot under the testes on the prostategland in such a way that the sole of your foot should touch your rightthigh. Place the heel of your right foot against the pubic bone or justabove the genitals. Now straighten your neck and backbone and raise yourbrows. Fix your attention on your eyebrows or on your breath. Place yourhands as in padmasana.
I. PHYSICAL ASANASa) Vajrasana (Hardy pose)Method: Bend your legs and sit on your knees by placing your heels underyour hips. The heels should be open but the toes should be joined and thefeet would be all on the ground. Now make your spine straight, place yourhands on your knees while keeping the arms straight. You can sit in thisposture at any time of the day even after eating your food or aftertraveling a long distance. This will give rest to your tired legs. You canpractice it while reading also.Advantages: This asana has good effect on our digestive system. Theimpurities accumulated in our shins and knees are displaced.b) Dhanurasana (Bow pose)Method: The word 'dhanu' in Sanskrit meansbow. The body resembles a bow in this asana. Lie down on the ground withyour face downward. Inhale deeply. Bend your legs and grasp your ankles withyour hands. Keeping all the five fingers of your each hand on the inner sideof the legs, first raise the hind part of the body and then raise your chestalso. Bend your neck backwards and look at the sky. There should be tug ofwar between the legs and hands so that your entire body comes to rest onyour navel. Bend your body in a bow shape. Slowly come back to the originalposition while exhaling the breath. Concentrate on swadhistana charka.Advantages: This asana provides full exercise to the spine which becomesmore elastic. It benefits the kidneys. Entire digestive area is stretched bywhich abdominal disorders are cured. It also provides sufficient exercise tothe neck, ribs and lungs. It helps remove obesity. It helps to curemenstrual and uterus disorders. The heart becomes strong.c) Sarvangasana (Shoulder stand)Method: Lie down on your back. Stretch your body in a state of alert, yourhands on the side of the thighs, palms resting on the ground. Raise yourlegs slowly while putting pressure on your hands. Start inhaling. Bring yourlegs to a 45° angle and stay a while in this position. Then bring them at90° and stay for a few moments. Now raise your waist also and take the legsbeyond your head, making them parallel to the ground; exhale while doing so.Lift your hands from the ground, bend the arms from the elbows, put yourhands on your back, and raise your legs upward with your elbows resting onthe ground and your hands supporting your back. In this position, your chinshould bury itself into your chest; your entire body from feet to shouldersshould be erect. Breath in the normal way.After sufficient practice, one can stay in this position up to ten minutes.While returning from this position, do not give any jerks to the body. Comeback as slowly as possible. Remove the support of your hands from the back,make the legs parallel to the ground as before, put the back on the ground,bring your legs at 90° on your waist, take them down slowly, stop them atabout 8 cm from the ground, open them a little sideways and place them onthe ground without any jerk. Relax in shavasana.Advantages: It helps in activating the blood flow towards the neck and head.All our body organs in this region are nourished and strengthened. Thedisorders of the thyroid, tonsils, neck, lungs and ears are removed. Thestrength of the brain and the nerves is increased, eye sight is improved. Itprevents the body from grey hair, wrinkled skin, ageing and diseases.d) Singhasana Method: This calls for roaring like a lion. Sit in Padmasana. Put your kneeson the ground and lean on your hands; face towards the sun, the waist benddownward; open your mouth and let the rays of the sun enter it; take outyour tongue, fix your eyes on the tip of your nose and roar as a lion woulddo.Advantages: This asana is very useful in curing the ailments of the throatand chest. Tonsilitis is cured and lungs are toned up.e) Halasana (Plough pose) Method: In this posture the body resembles theshape of plough (hala). Lie down on your back and stretch your body. Keepyour arms by your sides along the hips. The palms will face the ground.Putting pressure on your hands, lift your legs slowly and make with them anangle of 90° at your waist. Head should not be lifted at all, nor shouldthere be any bend in the legs..The feet will remain completely stretched. Put more pressure on the hands,lift your waist also and take your legs beyond your head with feet touchingthe ground. In this position, your knees should go beyond your head. In theentire process, the legs will remain joined, the hands will stick to theground and breathing should remain normal. The legs should be lifted asslowly as possible. Do not do any violence to your body.Now lift your hands from the ground and take them to the back of your head,so that they might touch the toes of your feet. Bring your legs back to the90° angle very slowly, stay here for a few seconds and then place the legsdown on the ground. Relax completely in shavasana.Advantages: Halasana is very useful for increasing mental and Physicalenergy. It helps in the supply of the fresh blood to the spine and itsligaments; abdominal cavity is compressed and fresh blood enters thisregion. It also gives strength to pancreas, spleen, kidneys and liver. Itremoves fat from thhe abdominal region and the waist. It helps to curebackache and fatigue of legs. It also increases memory power.f) Chakrasana (Wheel pose) Method: Lie down on your back. Bring yourheels near your thighs – by bending your legs at the knees. Keep a littledistance between your feet. Now bring each of your hands by the sides ofeach shoulder. Place them in such a way that the palms should rest on theground and the direction of the fingers should be towards your feet. Firstraise your hips and waist and take your knees a little forward. Put pressureon your hands and feet, and lift your back, neck and head also. Try toreduce the distance between your hands and feet by bringing them closer toeach other. Your neck would hang at the back and your shoulders would beraised. In this way, your body will get the shape of a charka or wheel. Totake full advantage of this asana, lesser the distance between your handsand feet as much as possible. Advantages: This asana makes the spineelastic, relieves backache, strengthen the muscles of the shoulders, chestand abdomen. Women get relief from pain during their menstruation periods.It also cures shakiness of hands, neck and head.g) Gomukhasana (Cow head pose)Method: Fold your left leg. Place the head of the left foot under your lefthip. Now fold the right leg over the left buttock in such a manner that theheel of your right foot is placed near your left hip. Take your right armbehind your back from above and left arm from below, so that fingers of boththe hands are interlocked behind the back. Stay in this position for sometime. Then repeat this by folding the right leg and placing its heel underthe right hip.Advantages: This gives strength to the knees, shins and feet. It preventsdisorders of the semen and prevents any enlargement of the testicles. It isalso beneficial for the nervous system, lungs and heart.h) Mayorasana (Peacock Pose)'Mayura' means peacock. So, this may be called the peacock posture as thebody in this asana resembles a peacock. Method: Sit on your knees. Bend a little forward, join your elbows togetherand rest your palms on the ground. Keep a distance of 3 or 4 cm. betweenyour wrists. Keep the hands firm. Now bring down your abdomen slowly on yourjoined elbows. Balancing the weight of the entire body on the elbows,stretch your legs. Now inhale and lift your face in the front and your legsin the rear from the ground and try to make them parallel to the ground.Your head and legs should be in level with each other. Stay in this posturefor a few moments, then put your feet on the ground first and exhale. Restfor a few minutes in shavasana after this.Advantages: It enhances the working power of the kidneys and the digestiveorgans and removes all the disorders of vatha, pitha and kapha. It increasesblood circulation in the body and purifies the blood.i) Yogamudra Method: Assume the posture of padmasana andlet your heels meet below your navel. Take your hands at your back and catchthe wrist of your left hand with your right hand. Close your left fist. Nowstraighten your back and raise your shoulders, your hands should exert theirforce downward.Inhale force downward. Inhale slowly. Bend your body forward from the waistin such a way that your backbone remains straight. While doing so keepexhaling. Do not bend your neck nor raise your hips from the ground. Touchthe ground with your forehead, raising your locked hands high in the sky.Practice staying in this posture for some time; inhale and exhale slowly.From here, return to your original position, while slowly inhaling.Advantages: The impurities stuck in the legs and joints leave their placeand the muscles get strengthened. Digestive organs become healthy.Constipation is removed. The spine and the nerve tissues as well as themuscles of the waist get strengthened.j) Paschimottanasana (Posterior Stretch Pose)Method: Sit on the floor and stretch your legs forward. Try to place thesoles of your feet on the ground. Now raise your hands up in the sky slowlywhile inhaling. The palms of your hands should point forward with your armsslightly touching the ears. Exhale and bring your hands down and catch holdof your heels. Pulling at the heels with your hands, place your elbows onthe ground. You may now burry your face between the knees. If you cannottouch your knees with your nose or forehead, do not raise your knees.Instead, raise your body a little while inhaling and then bring it downagain while exhaling. Do this four or five time and you would see that aftera few days, your body has become more elastic. Now start inhaling and slowlyraise your hands and body, and then sit in the rest posture.Advantages: It rouses the gastric fire and invigorates appetite. Disordersof the kidney, liver and spleen are removed. Obesity, piles, backache andconstipation – all disappear with its regular practice. It helps strengthenand increases the elasticity of the spine.k) Shalabhasana (Locust Pose)The word Shalabha means locust (grass hoper). In this posture, the bodyassumes the form of a locust. Method: Lie down on the ground with your facedownward. Join your heels and keep your feet on the ground. Your chin shouldrest on the ground. Place your hands under your thighs in such a way thatthe palms should stick to the thighs. Now raise your legs and the hindportion of your body up to the waist, while inhaling. Do not bend your legsnor raise your face form the ground. Stay in this position for some time andthen come back slowly exhaling the breath and taking your hands out. Relaxand loosen your body, while keeping your right check on the ground.Advantages: All parts of the abdomen get fully exercised. It keeps theheart, spine and lungs healthy and strong. Obesity is also cured.l) Matsyasana (Fish pose)The word 'matsya' in Sanskrit means fish. The body resembles a fish in thisposture. It should be practiced after sarvangasana, because it is a counterpose of sarvangasana।Method: Lie down on your back. Do padmasana while lying down. Let the kneesremain on the ground. Raise your head, making an arc with the chest. Nowplace the middle of your head on the ground and look backward. In thisposition, a sort of bridge will be created between your head and waist, withyour chest rising up. Now grasp the toes of your feet with your hands,resting your elbows on the ground. Inhale. Stretch your limbs fully. Stay inthis position for sometime. Now leave your toes, put your elbows on theground and with their support raise the upper portion of the body. Stayingin this position, move your neck from left to right, right to left,clockwise and anti-clockwise. Come back slowly, open your padmasana andrelax in shavasana.Advantages: This asana relieves the stiffness caused in the neck. Itinvigorates pituitary gland, which keeps the development of the bodybalanced. The neck, face, lungs and heart get nourishment. The muscles ofthe waist and abdomen get exercise। Constipation is removed. m) Trikonasana (Triangle pose) First position: Stand erect, keeping the distance between the feet about oneor one - and a half feet. Raise your right hand towards the sky and looktowards its palm. Keep your left hand down. Now pull your right hand up andleft hand down by stretching your body and inhaling. Final position: Now exhaling lower down slowly towards left, without bendingyour legs, in such a way that your left palm should touch the ground on theside of your foot. Keep on exhaling your breath during the process oflowering. Keeping your right arm close to your ear, make it parallel to theground, looking all the time towards the sky. Now revert to the firstposition while inhaling the breath. In this position, stretch both yourhands up and down.Repeat this process with your left hand up and right hand down.Advantages: This asana helps the large intestine, liver and spleen in properfunctioning. The muscles and nerves of the spinal cord become flexible whilestretching. The muscles of the waist are strengthened. The neck and itsglands also get good exercise.
1. Viparitha karani
a. Lie down on the back keeping the legs straight and together.
Raise the left leg without bendingit at the knee till it becomes perpendicular to the ground.
Keep the right leg straight on theground.
Lower the left leg down and raisethe right one in the same way. Repeat thrice on each side.
Raise both the legs together.
Raise the hips with a slight jerk,supporting the body with the hands placed at the waist.
Hold the legs straight and theback inclined at an angle of forty-five degrees with the ground.
Move the legs back and forth andto the sides.
Advantages: Relaxes and strengthens neck glands (Thyroid). It causes bettercirculation of blood in the head thus improving eyes, hair and relievingmental fatigue. Softens the whole body and helps to easily perform the otheryoga asanas.
2. Bhujangasana (The Cobra Pose)
Liedown on the chest.
Keep the hands below theshoulders.
Keep the legs straight andtogether on the ground.
Raise the head and neck and turnthem to the back without allowing the navel to be raised from the ground.
Hold the final pose for tenseconds.
Repeat this posture twice.
Advantages: Relaxes and strengthen back muscles. It causes to rectifyuterine and ovarian irregularities.
3. Sava Asana (The dead pose)
It is meant for relaxation of the body and mind.
a) Lie down on the back with a comfortable distancebetween the feet.
b) Keep the eyes closed and the arms placed near the body.
c) Relax all the large muscles one by one.
d) Start with the feet by paying attention to each body part up to the face,hands and fingers.
e) Breath slowly and slightly deeply.
f) Keep your mouth closed and do notutter any word.
g) Keep the tongue and the lips fixed but notstretched.
h) Avoid any thoughts or seeing or visualizing any image.
i) An optimum duration for this posture is about ten minutes.
Advantages: This asana puts new life in a battered body and mind. Thestiffness of tissues and restlessness of mind can be easily removed by it.When we do shavasana after another asana, the blood reaches the depth ofeach tissue and nerve, so that impurities are washed off, lungs purify moreblood. This asana provides relief in diseases like hypertension, nerveweakness and other mental ailments. This cures bad temper also.
PRANAYAMA (BREATHING EXERCISE)
Pranayama is the science of breathing. This is the first physical act of allhuman beings born in this world. God has endowed man with intelligence tolive long, to attain perfection in life (kaya siddhi). Siddhars say that anintelligent control over our breathing will prolong life by increasing ourstamina. The practice of right way of breathing in siddhar's science oflongevity is known as practice of "Vasi". Vasi in Tamil means "breathing"(Vayu tharanai). If we repeat the word 'Vasi' several times it will resoundas 'Siva'.
Regulation of breathing: The siddha system says the human body both thephysical and the subtle is made up of 72,000 veins and nerves and sevenvital nerve centers (chakras) along the route of the spinal cord, the threeimportant regions being sun, moon, and fire, the ten vital airs (prana) andten vital nerves (nadis). Out of the ten vital nerves (nadis) the firstthree namely Idakalai, Pingalai, and Suzhumunai play an important role inthe technique and prolongation of life.
The normal life span of a man should be properly employed, would be 120years. A man's normal act of breathing as prescribed by siddha science is atthe rate of 360 times per nazhigai (one hour = two and a half nazhigai) andthis comes to 21,600 breaths in a day. Every act of breathing takes place ata length of space of 12 inches in the nostril and during its operation, theenergy utilized by the body is up to an extent of eight inches only and theremaining four inches is being wasted. It is clear therefore that out of21,600 total breaths of a human body in a day, the body is utilizing only14,400 breaths and the balances of 7,200 breaths go as waste.
1 hour = 2 ½ nazhigai
24 hours = 60 nazhigai
1 nazhigai = 360 breaths
2 ½ nazhigai = 900 breaths
24 hours (per day) = 21,600 breaths.
Respiration should be rhythmical. It is obtained according to Thirumoolar byharmonizing the three movements. Inhalation (pooragam) through left nostril16 mathirais (units), retention (kumbagam) of the inhaled air to the extentof 64 mathirais and exhalation (resagam) through right nostril 32 mathirais.
However, in relation to the weekday, starting from the day- break (sun rise)in the morning at 4 a.m., the breath passes either through the right nostrilor through the left. On Sunday, Tuesday and Saturday, breath passes throughthe right nostril (Sooryakalai or Pingalai). On Monday, Wednesday andFriday, it passes through the left nostril (Chandrakalai). Breathing occursthrough the left nostril on the waxing period Thursday and through the rightnostril on the waning period Thursday. If there is any change in the abovesaid regulation of breathing, diseases will occur. If the breath does notpass through the intended passage, at 4'0 clock in the morning then itshould be changed. If one lies down on the side of the nostril by which thebreath should not pass, then the breath will change its course to passthrough the other nostril, immediately. It is also good to block the nostrilby pressing it with the finger to change the course of the breath. Fromthese, it is clear that the passages of breath are changeable within minutesaccording to our convenience.
Method of practice of Pranayama:
1) Sitting in a comfortable, steady and relaxedposition.
2) Place the right thumb on the superficial surfaceof the right nose and press it
3) Breath out to the left nostril slowly andcompletely.
4) Noiselessly breath in through the same nostriland
5) Close it with ring and middle fingers of theright and while
6) Opening the right nostril to breath out.
7) Breath out noiselessly, slowly and completelywith the right nostril
8) Breath in again with the right nostril in thesame way.
The above said process is considered as one pranayama. Then the process isgradually increased up to 15 times or according to one's own will.
Advantages:
1) Pranayama yields benefits for all functions likerespiration, blood circulation, digestion, excretion, secretion and forimproving muscle tone, removing congestion of blood and release of tension
2) It helps considerably to calm down an irritatedand excited mind and make it steady.
3) Meditation can be done easily after a few roundsof Pranayama.
4) It is also held to awake the serpent power andcreate blissful state of consciousness.
Pratyakara: Retrieving the mind from objects of enjoyment. The practice ofboth posture and breathing exercise leads to a progressive desensitizationthat shuts out external stimuli. When consciousness is effectively sealedoff from the environment, this is the state of sensory inhibition.Dharana: (concentration)Concentration is the holding of the mind in a motionless state. Patanjali'sterm for concentration is Dharana, which stems from the verbal root 'dhri'means' to hold', what is being held is one's attention which is fixed on aninternalized object. Dharana is an important step from the medical point ofview since the Yogi can see how the prana (energy) is transmitted in thebody and how it encounters different chakras (plexus of nerves) etc..Dhyanam (meditation)The act of thinking deeply about somethingMeditation is a method by which a person concentrates more and more uponless and less. The aim is to empty the mind while paradoxically remainalert. Meditation is a state of concentration of mind on one single objectso that the same experience arises continuously in the mind again and againwithout there being any other experience that may intervene. From deepmeditation, one can attain Samadhi.
One can practice meditation to attain the state of Samadhi in several ways.Some of the common ways are reciting words (mantra), by chanting Aum, byusing a material symbol like a phallus (Sivalinga) or an idol or picture orthe flame of a lamp. The most important aspect in each of this method is tostop the process of desire. Unless one can able to stop the desire, one'smind cannot become steady.Scientific researches on the state of meditation have shown clearly thatphysiologically many advantages are gained by the practice of meditationsuch as slowing of the heart, breath and mind. This helps in prevention andcure of a wide range of stress disorders such as diabetes, hypertension,arthritis, psoriasis, sleeplessness, indigestion, acidity, gastritis etc.Thus meditation has proved to be an important technique of modern form ofYoga especially suitable for the solution of problems peculiar to moderntimes. When meditation is combined with other techniques of yoga, its effectis greatly enhanced for treatment of a wide range of health problems ordisorders.Samadhi: (ecstasy) Samathi is the state of super consciousness. It is said to lead ultimatelyto self- knowledge (Atmagnanam), which is the culmination of Yoga accordingto sage Patanjali and also according to the ancient authorities of hathayoga. Samadhi is union with the Lord. The state of Samadhi is beyonddescription. It is beyond the reach of mind and speech. One has to feel thishim self. Just as salt becomes identical with water through union, so theidentity of mind and self is named "Ecstasy". When the mind and the lifeforce merge and dissolve, the balance is named as Ecstasy.Basic fitness in daily life is a common need of every one. Yoga can fulfillthis need irrespective of the type of work one does, one's role in life orthe type of food one eats. However, this benefit may not be possible if onedo not practice the correct technique of yoga or practice it irregularly.Yoga can help every one play his or her roles more efficiently, moresmoothly and more comfortably. Two main advantages of Yoga are prevention ofdisorders and ailments and maintenance of health and fitness in daily life.Other advantages include flexible muscles, supple joints, relaxed andtension free mind and efficiently working vital organs such as the heart,lungs, endocrine glands, liver, pancreas and brain.Yoga practitioner should fill only half of the stomach with solid food, aquarter with water and the remaining one fourth should be left empty. Thisis a golden rule that one needs to observe for every meal especially if onepractices yoga regularly.Conclusion: The relation between the fire kindled by the ascent of kundalinithrough the plexuses and the inner heat need some emphasis here. Itsawakening and its journey through the centers are brought about by atechnique whose essential task is that of arresting respiration. The adoptfurther endeavors to keep the kundalini in suzhumunai and make it rises tothe top of the head, that being is final goal where it is represented in theform of a thousand petalled lotus. The abundant salival secretion producedin this process of obstructing the cavum by turning the tongue back andinserting the tip of it into the throat is expounded as celestial ambrosia(amirtha, Gnana muppu, Yoga muppu) which is capable of rejuvenating theentire system through Astanga Yoga.

Scientist - Ayurveda Sanat Products Ltd.

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Experience:2 - 5 Years
Location:Delhi/NCR
Compensation:Rupees 2,50,000 - 3,50,000
Education:UG - MBBS - Medicine;Other Graduate - Any Specialization
PG - M.S/M.D - Other
Industry Type:Pharma/ Biotech/Clinical Research
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:10 Jun
Job Description
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Desired Candidate Profile
Ideal candidate shall be BAMS doctor with 2-5 yrs of experience in the similar field. Having post doc degree will be an added advantage. He should possess sound knowledge of ayurveda and patent of traditional plant.
Company Profile
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Contact Details
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Website:http://www.sanat.co.in/
Executive Name:Ruby Gupta
Address:
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NATUROPATH Lohia Group

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Experience:3 - 5 Years
Location:Kanpur
Compensation:salary will be commensurate with experience and qualification.
Education:UG - Other Graduate - Any Specialization
PG- Any PG Course - Any Specialization
Industry Type:Industrial Products/Heavy Machinery
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:11 Jun
Job Description
Candidates should be BAMS from a reputed Institute with Diploma / Certificate in Naturopathy
Desired Candidate Profile
Experience level : 3-5 years
Company Profile
Lohia Group, a leading business group of North India, is a diversified, multibusiness entity, active in various sectors of the economy, viz. Manufacturing (machine building for plastic and textile industry, industrial sewing threads and engineering plastic injection moulding). The group operates in both the international market as well as the Indian market with a substantial proportion of its turnover coming from exports. We employ approximately 1800 personnel and have offices in all major cities in India. The group is headquartered at Kanpur, India.
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Website:http://www.lohiagroup.com
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Experience:3 - 5 Years
Location:Kanpur
Compensation:salary will be commensurate with experience and qualification.
Education:UG - Other Graduate - Any Specialization
PG - Any PG Course - Any Specialization
Industry Type:Industrial Products/Heavy Machinery
Functional Area:Healthcare, Medical, R&D
Posted Date:11 Jun
Job Description
Candidates should be BAMS or above from a reputed institution of India.
Desired Candidate Profile
Experience Level : 3- 5 years
Company Profile
Lohia Group, a leading business group of North India, is a diversified, multibusiness entity, active in various sectors of the economy, viz. Manufacturing (machine building for plastic and textile industry, industrial sewing threads and engineering plastic injection moulding). The group operates in both the international market as well as the Indian market with a substantial proportion of its turnover coming from exports. We employ approximately 1800 personnel and have offices in all major cities in India. The group is headquartered at Kanpur, India.
Contact Details
Company Name:Lohia Group
Website:http://www.lohiagroup.com
Executive Name:J Rajagopalan...
Email Address:swasthyog@lohiagroup.com