DEPARTMENT OF KAUMARABHRITYA (Pediatrics )
Department Profile:
In Ayurved, the subject Kaumarbhritya Tantra encompasses and includes the Ayurvedic aspects of Pre-conceptional and Perinatal medicine, Childhood medicine, along with modern Neonatology and Pediatrics. The fact that ‘Kaumarabhritya is considered as the foremost branch amongst the basic eight specialties’ of Ayurveda, highlights its importance. The scope of the subject ranges from fetal medicine to obtain a healthy progeny, till late adolescence.
The department O.P.D. functions on both Ayurvedic and principles of modern pediatric therapeutic medicine along with an immunization programme as advised by the Government of India and also by the Indian Association of Pediatrics. It also has a well-equipped special neonatal care unit and a special pediatric Panchakarma set-up.
Vision
To become a pioneer centre in Ayurvedic Pediatrics (Kaumarbhritya) by providing holistic, evidence-based, and compassionate child healthcare, integrating classical Ayurvedic wisdom with modern pediatric knowledge, and contributing to healthy future generations.
Mission
- To impart quality education and clinical training in Kaumarbhritya to undergraduate and postgraduate students.
- To promote safe, effective, and scientific Ayurvedic pediatric practices for prevention and management of childhood diseases.
- To integrate Ayurveda with contemporary pediatric advancements for comprehensive child care.
- To encourage research, innovation, and evidence generation in Ayurvedic pediatrics.
- To deliver ethical, affordable, and patient-centric healthcare services to infants, children, and adolescents.
The department of Kaumarbhritya (Balroga) is a core clinical department of Ayurveda dedicated to the healthcare of infants, children, and adolescents. It integrates classical Ayurvedic pediatric principles with contemporary pediatric practices to promote holistic child health through education, patient care, research, and community service.
Faculty Details
(From left to right) Dr. Jayati Nayak, Dr. Abhijit Patil, Dr. Prasad Namewar, Dr. Shobhit Dave & Dr. Rachana Patil
Dr. Rahul H. Gujarathi
Qualification: B.A.M.S., M.D.
Designation: Professor & HOD
Experience: 24 Years
Head of DepartmentDr. Preetham G. Pai
Qualification: B.A.M.S.,M.D.
Designation: Professor
Experience:18 Years
Dr. Ritesh P. Jain
Qualification: B.A.M.S.,M.D
Designation: Associate Professor
Experience: 10 Years
Dr. Saniya Yusufkhan Pathan
Qualification: B.A.M.S., M.D.
Designation: Assistant Professor
Experience: 05 Years
Dr. Meera Suma Panicker
Qualification: B.A.M.S., M.D.
Designation: Assistant Professor
Experience: 03 Years
Dr Rutuja Rahul Kate
Qualification: B.A.M.S., M.D.
Designation: Assistant Professor
Experience: 01 Years
Dr. Aditi Anant Kulkarni
Qualification: B.A.M.S., M.D.
Designation: Assistant Professor
Experience: 22/12/2025 – till date.
Academic Functions
- Imparts theoretical, practical and clinical knowledge of Kaumarbhritya to the undergraduate and postgraduate students as per the curriculum framed by the apex council in sync with the NEP.
- Teaches the monitoring of growth and development, nutrition, preventive pediatrics, and management of childhood diseases from Ayurvedic and modern perspectives.
- Encourages ethical values, professionalism, and communication skills among students.
- Conducts seminars, case discussions, tutorials, journal club, and academic updates to strengthen conceptual understanding.
Clinical Functions
- Provides OPD, IPD, Panchakarma and emergency services for pediatric patients.
- Manages chronic pediatric conditions using Panchakarma therapies, diet, lifestyle, and Rasayana treatment.
- Provides practical & Clinical hands-on clinical training in pediatric case taking, examination, diagnosis, and management in Pediatrics
- Trains students in neonatal care, growth monitoring, nutritional assessment, and preventive pediatrics.
- Enhances skills through bedside teaching, ward rounds, on mannequins and OPD exposure.
- Focuses on preventive pediatrics through Samskara, Lehana, immunization, counseling, and nutrition guidance.
Research Functions
- Promotes research activities in Ayurvedic pediatrics to establish evidence-based practices.
- Guides UG (SPARK) and PG (PG-STAR) research projects (research initiatives of the Apex Research Bodies in AYUSH System of Medicine) of Government of India, dissertations, and clinical case studies.
- Supports publication, presentation, and innovation in pediatric healthcare.
Academic Programs & Teaching
Museum:
Rare, congenital anomaly specimens are restored in departmental museum. All knowledge enhancement displays are well displayed in the museum.
Departmental Strength:
Young, enthusiastic and nationally acclaimed faculty, trained at various national renowned institutes having up-to-date knowledge of the subject, willing to share it with the students. ICT based teaching. Well-equipped Bal Panchakarma procedure room is maintained by the department. Various Panchakarma including Kerala Panchakarma Procedures and ancillary procedures are performed in this room by the post graduate scholars under the supervision and guidance of the staff. The department boasts of a well-equipped, 10 bedded, level 2 NICU for the management of Preterm and Low birth weight babies and other neonatal complications. It is equipped with latest technical phototherapy machines, open care incubators (Warmers) and the respiratory support machinery. The unit is solely managed by the teaching faculty of the department. The Department of AYUSH of the Government of India has sanctioned a research project for the study of utility of Ayurvedic medicine in children suffering from Cerebral Palsy. Various displays are accessible to all students throughout the working hours to enhance their knowledge and concepts. The Rashtriya Ayurved Vidyapeeth, New Delhi had selected the department and sanctioned a 6-Day CME to be conducted for training the teachers of Kaumarabhritya from all over India which was conducted during September - October 2021. The PG STAR scholarship by CCRAS has been awarded to two postgraduate students for conduction of their research project.
Unique Features:
Special OPD for weight/growth disorders, developmental disorders, and neurobehavioral disorders. Various cases of Cerebral Palsy, Autism, ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), metabolic disorders, and congenital anomalies are managed successfully using Ayurvedic medicines and Panchakarma therapies. Compulsory and optional vaccines are administered in special Immunization OPD that is arranged on designated days. Vaccination of around 500-600 children/month is done. Facility of Ananta prashana / Suvarna- prashana (The Ayurvedic immunity enhancer) is available on the designated Pushya - Nakshatra day of every month. Pediatric emergencies like convulsions, shock, stroke, meningitis, etc. are handled in departmental IPD. Use of Ayurvedic principles and practices like Abhyanga, Snana in the wards for neonates. Dhupana (fumigation) of wards using various herbs or their extracts.
Research
The department conducts research in Ayurvedic pediatrics focusing on disease management, nutrition, preventive care, and neonatal health, contributing to evidence-based practices through publications, dissertations, and academic presentations.
Funded Research Projects:
| Sr.No. | Title | Status | Funds Received | Funding Agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Study The Effect of Dhanwanthara Thaila as Shiropichu and Abhyanga in Cerebral Palsy In Children Upto 8 Years | Completed Project Report Submitted | 50000.00 | BV(DU) |
| 2 | Efficacy of Prinan Powder as a Supplementary Weaning Food for Infants | Completed | 10000.00 | BV(DU) |
| 3 | Study the Effect of Oral Administration of Kalyanaka Ghritam in Paediatric Spastic Cerebral Palsy | Ongoing | 40,00,000.00 | Department of AYUSH, Government of India |
| 4 | Association of Obesity with Child’s Lifestyle and Ante-natal History of the Mothers in Urban School Going Children | Completed Collaboration with IRSHA | -- | Non-Funded |
| 5 | Study the Effect of Sahacharadi Taila using Sarvangadhara Technique in Pediatric Spastic Cerebral Palsy | Completed | 90,000 | BV(DU) |
| 6 | Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial to Study the Effect of Herbomineral Formulation in Autism Spectrum Disorder | Ongoing | 1,00,000 | BV(DU) |
The department has been and is also a part of the various research projects funded by the industry and government bodies in collaboration with the department of pediatrics of Bharati Vidyapeeth Medical College
- Research projects for Ph.D. : Ongoing - 03
- Research projects for Ph.D. : Completed - 01
- Research projects for M.D. : Completed - 52
- Research projects for M.D. : Ongoing - 11
- Short term Projects for DCH: Ongoing - 02
- Short term Projects for DCH: Completed - 18
Completed MD works at Department
| Name of PG Scholar | Guide | Approved Title | Year of Completion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jayaprakash Khairnar | Dr. S. Mohite | To Study Efficacy of Amalakyadi Drop (Poly-Herbal Formulation) on Neonatal Health by Ayurvedic and Modern Health Parameter | 2010 |
| Kishor Pacharne | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Study of Effects of Bala Taila Abhyanga on the Full Term Neonates Health | 2010 |
| Pooja Patil | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Study of the Role of Goghrita as a Nutritional Supplement for Preterm Babies | 2010 |
| Pawan Rane | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study of Effect of Haridradi Ghrita on Serum Bilirubin Level in Early Neonatal Age | 2010 |
| Mahesh Chowgule | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Efficacy of Kharjuradi Leha in Kasa w.s.r. to U.R.T.I. in Children | 2011 |
| Mahesh Diwekar | Dr. S. Mohite | To Evaluate the Effect of Yashtimadhu as a Medhya in School Going Children | 2011 |
| Atul Patil | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | To Study Effect of Rajanyadi Churna on Balatisara at Age 1-2 Years | 2011 |
| Prafulla Shinde | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | To Study the Effect of Rasanjana Awachurnan (Dusting) in Ahiputana w.s.r. to Napkin Rash | 2011 |
| Kuldeep Bhambure | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | To Study the Effect of Shatavari Ghrita in Term ,I.U.G.R. Babies | 2012 |
| Rohit Kumbhar | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Study the Effect of Ashwagandha Ghrita in Low Birth Weight Babies of Gestational Age More Than or Equal to 34 Weeks | 2012 |
| Sarfaraz Memon | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | To Study the Role of Vyoshadi Vati in Management of Pratishyaya in Children | 2012 |
| Masaudaalam Mujawar | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Efficacy of Balachaturbhadrika Churna on Kasa in Children | 2012 |
| Manoj Jare | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Comparative Study of Goghrita, Coconut Oil and Medium Chain Triglyceride Oil on Weight Gain in Full Term Small for Gestational Age Babies During Neonatal Period | 2013 |
| Rahul Jumle | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Study the Role of Shatyadi Churna in Pratishyaya in Children of Age Group 1 to 5 Years | 2013 |
| Sandeep Nikam | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study the Effect of Amritdhara in Shwasa Vyadhi Used as an Aerosol in Wheeze w.s.r. to its Bronchodilator Effect | 2013 |
| Prashant Pawar | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Study the Efficacy of Dusparshadi Leha on Kasa in Children Age 1 to 5 Years | 2013 |
| Purti Barathe | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Study of Comparative Effect of Rasanjana and Sariwa Awachurnana (Dusting) in Ahiputana w.s.r. to Napkin Rash | 2014 |
| Kamlesh Patil | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study of Mustadi Pramathya on Atisara in Balyavastha | 2014 |
| Pratik Patil | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | To Study the Comparative Effect of Ativishadi Churna and Pushkaradi Churna on Kasa Vyadhi in Children of 1 to 8 years | 2014 |
| Sandeep Patil | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Comparative Study of Kushtha Taila and Spirit in Umbilical Cord Care | 2014 |
| Sonal Mahind | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Study the Jwarahara Effect of Musta Parpataka in Children | 2015 |
| Pritam Pawar | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study the Effect of GudaHaritaki in Pandu w.s.r. to Iron Deficiency Anaemia | 2015 |
| Sheetal Pudale | Dr. P. Pai | Study of the Efficacy of Ardrak Swaras on Pratishyaya in Children of Age Group 1 to 5 Years | 2015 |
| Prasad Takle | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Study the Efficacy of Vasa Swaras on Kaphaja Kasa in Children | 2015 |
| Yogita Chavan | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Assesment of the Analgesic Effect of Mocharasa in Neonates | 2016 |
| Deepika Patil | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Effect of Shatapushpa Arka in Udarshool in Ksheerapawastha w.s.r. to Infantile Colic | 2016 |
| Satpal Sawant | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Study the Effect of Guduchi -Amalaki Kashaya on Serum Bilirubin Level in Early Neonatal Age | 2016 |
| Preeti Singh | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study the Effect of Madhu in Neonatal Pain Management | 2016 |
| Priyanka Daundkar | Dr. P. Pai | Relative Efficacy of Rajanyadi Churna and Pathadi Churna in Atisara in Children from 1 to 5 Years | 2017 |
| Raj Divekar | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study of the Incidence of Undernourishment Diseases According to Ayurveda in Children of Age Group 3-6 Years | 2017 |
| Tukaram Ghogre | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Efficacy of Lavanga Churna in Kaphaja Kasa | 2017 |
| Sandeep Randive | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | Efficacy of Tulsi Patra Churna on Kaphaja Pratishyaya in Children of Age Group 1 to 5 Years | 2017 |
| Syed Meer Faisal Ali Meer Tilawat Ali | Dr. S. R. Khatal | Efficacy of Kshirbala Taila Abhyanga on Low Birth Weight Neonates for Weight Gain | 2018 |
| Mahesh Bhilare | Dr. P. Pai | Study the Qualities of Incisor Teeth According to the Time of Eruption as Mentioned in Kashyapa Samhita in the Age Group of 4 Months to 8 Months | 2018 |
| Rahul Ghoti | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study the Role of Ghruta Madhu Anjana in Kukunaka w.s.r. to Neonatal Conjunctivitis | 2018 |
| Shital Sawant | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | A Study of Kantakari Maricha Leha on Kaphaja Kasa in Children of Age 1 to 5 Years | 2018 |
| Sushant Gharge | Dr. S. R. Khatal | Study the Efficacy of Guda Shunthi Yoga on Kaphaja Kasa in Children of Age 1 to 5 Years | 2019 |
| Divya Jadhav | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study the Efficacy of Haridra Kwatha Kawal in Gilayu Vruddhi vis-à-vis Acute Tonsillitis in Children in Age Group 5 Years to 10 Years | 2019 |
| Manali Mehta | Dr. P. Pai | Comparative Study of the Effect Between Shaliparni Prushniparni Siddha Cow’s Milk and Plain Cow’s Milk on Growth and Development of Infants | 2019 |
| Sheetal Patil | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study Of The Effect Of Sariva In Jelly Form In Ahiputan Vis-à-vis Napkin Rash. | 2019 |
| Jaydeep Aher | Dr. S. R. Khatal | Study the efficacy of Talispatra Churna On Kaphaja Kasa In Children Of Age Group 1 To 5 Years | 2020 |
| Bharati Hake | Dr. P. Pai | Study The Efficacy Of Dhanvantar Taila As Abhyanga In Promoting Normal Growth And Development In Late Preterm Babies. | 2020 |
| Surya Nair | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study The Effect Of BilwaAmra Yoga On Atisara In The Age Group Of 1-5 Years. | 2020 |
| Salony Palial | Dr. P. Pai | Study the Comparative Effect Of Asvattha And Khadira Choorna In Mukhapaka In Children. | 2020 |
| Rohit Ware | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study the Effect of Balbilvadi Leha in Udarshool in Infants vis-a-vis Infantile Colic | 2023 |
| Chetali Lalan | Dr. P. Pai | To Compare the Efficacy Between Adrak Syrup and Tulsi Patra Syrup in Kaphaja Pratishyaya in Children | 2023 |
| Vandana Jaiswal | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Clinical Study of Efficacy of Pippali Churna on Chhardi in Infants (6-12 months) | 2023 |
| Rohit Yadav | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study the Efficacy of Drakshadi Yoga (Syrup) on Kaphaja Kasa in Children of Age 1-5 Years | 2023 |
| Rutuja M Nogja | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Assessment of Efficacy of Dhatriphala Churna Pratisaran in Sukhpoorvak Dantodbhed in Infants | 2024 |
| Yasmeen Khondu | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Clinical Study of the Efficacy of Dhataki Pushpa Churna Pratisaran for the Prevention of Datodbheda Janya Vyadhi in Infants | 2024 |
| Nutan P Bansode | Dr. P. Pai | A Study of the Efficacy of Tulsi Patra Syrup in Kaphaja Kasa in Children | 2024 |
| Divya R Makhija | Dr. P. Pai | A Study of the Efficacy of Musta Syrup in Atisara in Children | 2024 |
Ongoing MD works at Department
| Name of PG Scholar | Guide | Approved Title | Year of Admission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chhavi Rosha | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Assessment of Anaesthetic potential of Akarkarabha and lavanga emelgel during vein puncture in neonates: A randomized controlled clinical trail | 2022-23 |
| Shubham Kadam | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | A comparative study to assess the analgesic effect of Rasna syrup with 24% sucrose in procedural pain in neonates | 2022-23 |
| Sneha Solapure | Dr. P. Pai | Study the Effect of Chatuhsama Yoga in Amaatisara in Children | 2022-23 |
| Abhijeet Gajare | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Study the Efficacy of Badar mool in Atisara in children | 2023-24 |
| Saurabh Bagal | Dr. P. Pai | Clinical efficacy of the combination of guduchi choorna and vatahara diet in pediatric Cerebral palsy: A randomized controlled clinical trail | 2023-24 |
| Pratidnya Khade | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | A Clinical Evaluation of Madhukadi Yoga on Atisara in Children | 2023-24 |
| Vrushali Hake | Dr. P. Pai | Study the effect of sarvanga abhyanga using modified bala taila on growth and development of low birth weight babies | 2023-24 |
| Amit Munde | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Evaluating the Therapeatic Effiacy of Vasa arka Aerosol inhalation in bronchospasm among children age five to tweve years : A single arm open labelled study | 2024-25 |
| Shubham Lokhande | Dr. P. Pai | An observational study on the role of garbhini aahar in infant growth and development | 2024-25 |
| Srushti Mankar | Dr. P. Pai | Assessing the impact of excessive Madhura rasa consumption in pregnancy on the development of mukatwa in children | 2024-25 |
| Sushantika Deshpande | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | Evaluating the therapeutic efficacay of Talisapatra arka aerosol inhalation in Bronchospasm among children aged 5 -12 years A single arm open labelled | 2024-25 |
Completed Ph.D works at Department
| Name of PG Scholar | Guide | Approved Title | Year of Completion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ramchandra Babar | Dr. J. Nandgaonkar | A Randomized Clinical Trial In School Going Overweight Children with Mustadi vati along with exercise and Dietary Interventions | 2018 |
| Ajay Chavan | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | An Open Label, Non Comparative and Prospective Clinical Trial on the Efficacy of Bal-Rasayana® Syrup in Children Suffering from Allergic Rhinitis | 2026 |
| Preetham Pai | Dr. S. Mohite | Study the Anti Spastic Effect of Kolkuathyadi Churna Using sarvanga Udwarthana Procedure in Pediatric Spastic Cerebral Palsy | 2026 |
Ongoing Ph.D works at Department
| Name of PG Scholar | Guide | Approved Title | Year of Admission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ramchandra Babar | Dr. R. H. Gujarathi | A Single Arm Open Study Post Marketing Surveillance on the Immuno Modulatory Activity of Pptilife ® Syrup in Children of Age Group 01-03 Years for Prevention of Frequent Upper Respiratory Tract Infections | 2022 |
Number of Research Publications:
- Dr. Rahul H Gujarathi - 55
- Dr. Preetham G Pai - 28
- Dr. Ritesh P Jain - 06
- Dr. Saniya Y Pathan - 11
- Dr. Meera Panicker - 05
- Dr Rutuja Kate - 02
- Dr. Aditi Kulkarni - 02
Infrastructure and Facilities
The Department of Kaumarbhritya (Balroga) is equipped with adequate academic, clinical, and research infrastructure in accordance with the NCISM Minimum Standard Requirements (MSE) 2024, supporting quality education, patient care, undergraduate and postgraduate training. The department includes well-furnished faculty rooms, a departmental office, a separate seminar space, and ICT-enabled teaching facilities for effective academic delivery and understanding. Clinical training is supported by a separate Kaumarbhritya OPD, Suvarna Prashan and Vaccination OPD, pediatric examination area, pediatric Panchakarma area, growth monitoring equipment, and access to hospital IPD facilities for bedside teaching and ward rounds. Research infrastructure facilitates postgraduate dissertation work, including approved clinical drug trials, conducted under ethical guidelines with proper standard operating procedures, documentation and monitoring. Access to a central library and digital resources strengthens academic and research activities. The department also supports community-based pediatric programs, fulfilling preventive, promotive, and extension services.
Outreach and Extension Activities
The Department of Kaumarbhritya actively undertakes outreach and extension activities aimed at promoting child health, disease prevention, and community awareness through Ayurvedic principles. The department conducts public awareness programs on child nutrition, immunization, growth and developmental milestones, neonatal care, and prevention of common childhood disorders. Regular outreach initiatives include school health check-up programs, health camps, and parent education sessions, focusing on early detection of health issues and adoption of healthy lifestyle practices. The department also organizes community training and educational campaigns for parents, teachers, and healthcare workers on topics such as infant feeding practices, hygiene, adolescent health, and preventive pediatrics.
The department also conducts various outreach activities during the Poshana Saptah, Breast feeding Week and on the occasion of Children’s Day
Events Organized
Department successfully conducted a national seminar on ‘Preventive and Curative Aspect on Respiratory Tract Infections in Children’ in January 2013.
Dignitaries present and the Organizing team of the National Seminar conducted by the department in 2013
A 2-day National Webinar on ‘Common Urinary System Disorders in Children’ was organized in August 2020.
Organizing team of the National Webinar conducted by the department in2020
The department successfully organized a 6-day CME/RoTP in Kaumarabhritya for teachers of Ayurveda, sponsored by Rashtriya Ayurved Vidyapeeth, New Delhi and Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, in September-October 2021.
Glimpses from the Reorientation Programme by the department in2021
A 3-day National Webinar on ‘Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Children’ was organized in June 2022.
Organizing team of the National Webinar conducted by the department in2022
Kumar Bharati 2025 – A National Conference and Workshop was jointly organized by Department of Kaumarabhritya, Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be) University, College of Ayurveda, Pune and Maharashtra Ayurved Sammelan, Pune Branch on 21st – 23rd February 2025.
National workshop and conference conducted by the department in 2025
Testimonials
I am extremely grateful to BV (DU) COA for providing a nurturing academic environment & constant guidance throughout my Ph.D. journey. The institution’s strong research support, experienced faculty, & emphasis on classical ayurvedic principles helped me grow both academically & professionally. Completing my Ph.D. here has been a truly enriching & transformative experience.
I am highly obliged to have pursued my Post graduate studies at to BV (DU) COA, Pune. The dedicated mentorship, rich clinical training & strong academic foundation in Ayurveda have significantly contributed to my professional development & confidence as a practitioner.
Faculty Success Stories
- Dr. Suryajeet Pawar (PG Batch 2010-11) - Gold medal (University MD Topper) in 2013 - By Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed University)
- Dr. Anjali Sanjeev (PG Batch 2019-20) - Gold medal (University MD Topper) in 2022 - By Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed University)
- Dr. Pratiksha Palwe (PG Batch 2023-24) - PG STAR Research Scholarship- 3.O in 2025 - By CCRAS, New Delhi
- Dr. Poorva Gogate (PG Batch2024-25) - PG STAR Research Scholarship- 4.O in 2026 - By CCRAS, New Delhi
Alumni Success Stories
- Dr. Ghanashyam Dongare – Chancellor's Gold Medal in PG (2006) – By Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University)
- Dr. Hemal Trivedi – Best M.D. Thesis Award (2016) – By IASTAM & Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University)
- Dr. Shruti Gadgil – Best M.D. Thesis Award (2017) – By IASTAM & Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University)
- Dr. Rutuja Patil – Best Research Paper Award in 2025 – By BVDUCOA- Kumarbharati 2025
- Dr. Rutuja Patil – 2nd Prize for Paper – Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya
Picture Gallery
Department Museum showcasing various Plant, Animal, Mineral & Chemical poisons and also Weapons responsible for causing injury.
Faculty members Dr. Prasad Namewar, Dr. Shobhit Dave, and Dr. Rachana Patil being awarded certificates for their contribution to the De-addiction Specialty OPD at the AYUSH World Expo 2026, Health Camp, Karve Nagar, Pune held on18-19 February 2026.
Faculty members, Postgraduate scholars Batch 2023-24 and I Professional BAMS Batch 2024-25 participated at AYUSH World Expo 2026, dated 18 to 20 February 2026 held at Mahalaxmi Lawns, Karve Nagar, Pune
Poster competition as a part of Non-Lecture Practical Activity on Environmental Pollution by II Professional BAMS Students Batch 2023-24
II Professional BAMS Students Batch 2022-23, No Tobacco Day Awareness Rally to Trimurti Chowk, Pune
II Professional BAMS Batch 2021-22, Toxicology & Forensic medicine Museum visit, AFMC, Pune
II Professional BAMS Students Batch 2022-23, Visit to Casualty, Bharati Hospital, Pune
III Professional BAMS Batch 2020-21, & PG Batch 2022-23, Forensic Medicine Department Visit, Pune
PG Batch 2022-23 & PG Batch 2023-24, Visit to De-addiction centre, Kirkitwadi, Pune
III Professional BAMS Students (Batch 2020-21), Rajiv Gandhi Zoological park, Pune
