Department - Roga Nidana and Vikriti Vigyana

DEPARTMENT OF ROGA NIDANA AND VIKRITI VIGYAN

Ayurveda Toxicology, Forensic medicine & Medical Jurisprudence

DEPARTMENT OF ROGA NIDANA AND VIKRITI VIGYAN

Ayurveda Toxicology, Forensic medicine & Medical Jurisprudence

Department Profile:

The term ‘Nidana’ means diagnosis. It deals with the knowledge of examination of patient, diagnosis of disease & laboratory investigations. The department is a perfect place to understand both classical and contemporary diagnostic methodologies. The department has an in house, 24*7 central laboratory which is handled by the faculties, PG and competent staff. Very few Ayurveda institutes in the country have such a well-established facility since more than two decades. Hence, Practical knowledge through its robust infrastructure along with strong theoretical guidance by seasoned faculties help in developing clinical acumen. Both UG and PG students of the department get hands-on experience of dealing with patients and learning experimental clinical pathology in the laboratory. Students are encouraged to take up Ayurveda research projects which are relevant to contemporary challenges in society.

Vision

To be a leading academic and clinical center in Ayurvedic diagnostic sciences that integrates classical Roga Nidan principles with contemporary diagnostic methodologies.

Mission

To provide high-quality education and training in Ayurvedic diagnostic principles and procedures (Roga and Rogi Pareeksha) as outlined in the NCISM curriculum,
To develop clinical competence in students through comprehensive exposure to Ayurvedic methods alongside relevant modern diagnostic techniques and investigations.
To cultivate analytical and interpretive skills by integrating traditional Ayurvedic reasoning with modern pathology and diagnostic data,
To instill professionalism, ethics, and patient-centered care in learners, equipping them with the ability to communicate effectively and ethically in clinical environments.

DEPARTMENTAL STRENGTH

Well-equipped, advanced, 24*7 in house central laboratory.
Highly qualified, enthusiastic, and dedicated faculty.
Highly efficient support staff.
Collaboration with other departments for research projects.
On field exposure by various social extension activities and campaigns

UNIQUE FEATURES

Our departmental laboratory is an important asset. Analysis of antibacterial activity of Ayurvedic herbs (through culture and sensitivity) like Shigru, Apamarga, Palashbeeja, Swarnakshiri are feathers in cap of our laboratory.
The department of Rog Nidan has a museum with 44 specimens showing pathological changes occurring in organs. eg. Specimens of liver cirrhosis, Myocardial infarction, Tuberculosis of lung etc.
Professional hazards are amongst top in Departmental thrust areas of research. Department has worked on computer workers, B.P.O. workers, Bus drivers, Traffic police, Heat industry workers in same regards.
The Department has extensively worked on interpretations of etiopathogenesis of different aliments through Ayurvedic principles. Hypo and Hyper- thyroidism, Hypertension, Varicose veins, heart disease to name the few.
Department has worked on standardization of unique Ayurvedic diagnostic methods like Jivha Parikshan, Nakha Parikshan, Mutra Pariksha

Faculty Details

(From Left to right Prof.& HOD Dr Sangram Mane, Asst.Prof Dr Ankita Pawar, Asso.Prof Dr Lata Patil, Asso.Prof Dr Pravina Adhikari, Asst.Prof Dr Advait Menon)

Dr. Sangram M. Mane

Qualification: B.A.M.S., M.D., Ph.D. (sch)

Designation: Professor & H.O.D.

Experience: 13 years 9 month

Head of Department

Dr. Pravina S. Adhikari

Qualification:B.A.M.S., M.D. Ph.D.

Designation: Associate Professor

Experience: 15 years 4 month

Dr. Lata D. Patil

Qualification:B.A.M.S., M.D

Designation: Associate Professor

Experience: 12 years 11 months

Dr. Advait M. Menon

Qualification: B.A.M.S., M.D. Ph.D. (sch)

Designation: Assistant Professor

Experience: 5 years 4 month

Academic Programmes and Teaching

In the department, teaching is a blend of

Theoretical foundations from classical Ayurvedic texts.

Practical clinical exposure in the attached Ayurvedic hospital and pathology lab

Use of ICT for teaching and enhanced student experience

Interdisciplinary integration with related subjects

Research orientation through seminars, projects, and Ph.D. supervision

Practical training

Clinical & Hospital Facilities
Teaching Hospital

A NABH-accredited Ayurvedic Hospital is attached to the college, essential for clinical training of both UG and PG students.

Hospital experience is diverse and includes laboratory training, exposure of patient strata from operation theatres, labour room, ICU and specialty units.

Students of the department get hands-on exposure to patient case taking, clinical assessment, laboratory testing, diagnostic interpretation, and integrated Ayurvedic-modern clinical correlations. Diagnostic Exposure

The department facilitates clinical investigative procedures — integrating traditional Ayurvedic disease evaluation methods with modern diagnostics (e.g., ultrasound, digital X-ray, pathology tests) reinforcing teaching quality.

The department is offering the following programs

Undergraduate teaching - B.A.M.S (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine & Surgery)

The subject is studied in Second professional year
Covers foundational Ayurvedic principles. In depth diagnostic learnings and allied modern methodologies with clinical training and laboratory exposure

Postgraduate (PG) – M.D. Roga Nidan Evam Vikriti Vigyan (Ayurvedic Diagnostics & Disease Pathology)

Started in the year 2000
Total duration is 3 Years
Research oriented approach to the subject apart from indepth understanding of core principals and practices
Provides excellent in house exposure to PG due to robust infrastructure

Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy)

Focused on advanced research and academic contributions to Ayurvedic science.

Diploma Courses - Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (DNYS)

The department teaches diploma students modern pathology.

Research Overview and Area

The department is actively engaging in high quality research, not just at the post graduate level but also Undergraduate students and faculty engage in research activities. Research focused on fundamental and also applied research contributes to diverse problem solving by the department.
The department has ongoing university funded research projects worth 1.4 lakhs, and the faculty have also guided undergraduate student in CCRAS SPARK research fellowship.

LIST OF COMPLETED PG DISSERTATIONS

Sr. No	Title of the study	Name of the Scholar	Name of the Guide	Admission Year	Completion Year
1	To study the effect of Swarnakshiri on Urinary tract infection through culture & sensitivity test.	Vd Ashish Chandak	Vd A B More	2000-2001	2003
2	To interpret the pathogenesis and symptomatology caused due to habitual use of Gutakha in Ayurvedic terminology of Vikritividnyana	Vd Shrikant Tambe	Vd R S Pawaskar	2000-2001	2003
3	To study the effect of Bilwapatra Swarasa on Pameha samprapti by clinical methods	Vd Naina Landage	Vd A B More	2000-2001	2003
4	To study the effect of Chankramana on diabetes mellitus with reference to blood sugar level.	Vd Sharad kumar Gavali	Vd A B More	2001-2002	2004
5	H. D. Hetwabhyasa	Vd Firoz Tamboli	Vd A B More	2001-2002	2004
6	Study of Air conditioning as a hetu	Vd Muzaffar Mulla	Vd R S Pawaskar	2001-2002	2004
7	Upashayatmaka study of Ushnodaka on blood cholesterol& sthoulya lakshana.	Vd Milindkumar Saklpal	Vd A B More	2002-2003	2005
8	To study the effect of Shigroomula on urinary tract infection through culture & sensitivity	Vd Abinandan Muke	Vd V A Joshi	2002-2003	2005
9	Study of two-wheeler driving as hetu	Vd Abhijit Mhalank	Vd R S Pawaskar	2002-2003	2005
10	Aetiopathogenesis of Malavasthambha	Vd Aniruddha Mehendale	Vd A B More	2003-2004	2006
11	To study the Professional Hazards in the traffic Police	Vd Pragati Patil	Vd R S Pawaskar	2003-2004	2006
12	Comparative study of Sanatarpanottha & Apatarpanottha Hetu of Madhumeha	Vd Kirti Chiplunkar	Vd V A Joshi	2003-2004	2007
13	Comprehensive Study of Nakha Parikshana In Various Diseases Through Ayurvedic Perspective	Vd Rinkal Nakawal	Vd A B More	2004-2005	2007
14	Study of hetu and Samprapti of Mukhdushika in Modern Times	Vd Pallavi L Dand	Vd R S Pawaskar	2004-2005	2007
15	To study the aetiopatho genesis Of Varicose Veins in the Ayurvedic perspective	Vd Dhankya kumar Kole	Vd A B More	2005-2006	2008
16	Study of Hypertension in the Ayurvedic perspective.	Vd Adeshkumar Karawa	Vd R S Pawaskar	2005-2006	2008
17	Hetu vichar Of Dhamani pratichaya with reference to Hridayastha Dhamani.	Vd Sangram Mane	Vd V A Joshi	2005-2006	2008
18	Study the antimicrobial effect of Palashpusph & Palasha beej on urinary tract infection through culture & sensitivity test.	Vd Ashok kumar	Vd A B More	2006-2007	2009
19	Study of health hazards in small scale heat treatment industry worker	Vd Amol R Awalekar	Vd R S Pawaskar	2006-2007	2009
20	Study the antimicrobial effect of Tulasi (patra & beeja) on Urinary tract infection through urine cultural & sensitivity test.	Vd Vishal Chougule	Vd V A Joshi	2006-2007	2009
21	To study of Trividha bodhya sangraha as a diagnostic methods and its application on chaturvimshanti purusha w.r.t. Ajirna	Vd Ujjval Thakkar	Vd A B More	2007-2008	2010
22	Study the effect of hina, mithya and atiyoga of nidra over dhatusarata	Vd.Manisha Sharma	Vd R S Pawaskar	2007-2008	2010
23	Study of hetus responsible sharirika and manasika vyadhi amongst computer worker through ayuevdic pespective.	Vd. M. Mayurnathan	Vd V A Joshi	2007-2008	2010
24	Study of junk food sevan as a hetu.	Vd. Abhinandan Shete	Vd A B More	2008-2009	2011
25	Study the effect of Gramya ahara sevan as ahetu and its manifestation seen in females.	Vd. Manisha Jadhav	Vd V A Joshi	2008-2009	2011
26	Effect of Ayoga of Nidra on Khalitya	Vd. Sachin Patil	Vd V A Joshi Co guide – Vd A A Muke	2008-2009	2011
27	Study of Divaswap as a hetu	Vd.Jayavant Jamadade	Vd A B More	2009-2010	2012
28	To Study the hetutva of bharjit tobacco in females- an ayurvedic perspective.	Vd. Lata Vathar	Vd V A Joshi	2009-2010	2012
29	Study of Vidahi Ahar as a hetu in Twak roga w.s.r to Haematological investigations.	Vd Sonali Patil	Vd A B More	2009-2010	2012
30	Study of types of Pandu w.s.r. to haemogram.	Vd.Shriram Ratnaparakhi	Vd A B More	2010-2011	2013
31	Study of types of Mutrashmari w.s.r to urine examination.	Vd. Abrar Shaikh	Vd A B More	2010-2011	2013
32	Study of Darunak nidan panchanka	Vd.Kavita Bere	Vd V A Joshi	2010-2011	2013
33	To Study effect of Stress in Ayurvedic Perspective	Vd. Hemantkumar Swar Bahadur	Vd A B More	2011-2012	2014
34	Study of hetu of Vatarakta w.s.r. to serum Uric acid	Vd.Apurva Jaiswal	Vd V A Joshi	2011-2012	2014
35	Study of Hetu of Rajayakshma	Vd. Anishkumar	Vd V A Joshi	2011-2012	2014
36	Study the Aetiopathogenesis of Agnimandya in Geriatrics	Vd. Neha Dogra	Vd A B More	2012-2013	2016
37	To Study etiopathogenesis of Asthikshaya	Vd. Rashmi Pandey	Vd A B More	2012-2013	2016
38	Study the effect of Apamarga on urinary tract infection through cultural and sensitivity test	Vd. Neha Barua	Vd A A Muke	2012-2013	2016
39	Study Etiopathogenesis of Shotha w.s.r. to Serum electrolyte	Vd.Vaishnavi Tupe	Vd A B More	2013-14	2016
40	Study Etiopathogenesis of Vishamajwara w.s.r. to Haemogram	Vd. Sandip Tiwari	Vd A B More	2013-14	2016
41	Study of etiopathogenesis of Amavata in modern times w.s.r.to ESR	Vd.Suvarna Kande	Vd A B More	2013-14	2016
42	Study of tailabindu mutra pariksha in ischemic heart diseases with special reference to sadhyasadhyatwa.	Vd Bhanwar Saini	Vd A B More	2014-15	2017
43	Jivha parikshan in atisara wsr to serum electrolyte	Vd. Praveen Sharma	Vd A A Muke	2014-15	2017
44	Study of etiopathogenesis of Grudhrasi in modern times	Vd. Suhas Kulkarni	Vd A B More	2015-16	2018
45	Study of professional hazards in bus drivers	Vd. Dnyaneshwara jadhav	Vd A A Muke	2015-16	2018
46	Study of etiopathogenesis of Vit B12 deficiency with special reference to Pandu	Vd. Archana Kapase	Vd A A Muke	2016-17	2019
47	Study of etiopathogenesis of Anidra in Vaardhakya with special reference to geriatrics	Vd. Jitendra Jadhav	Vd A B More	2016-17	2019
48	Study of etiopathogenesis of Akalaj Jara in females in modern times	Vd. Shamal Gavali	Vd A B More	2016-17	2020
49	Etiopathogenesis of Sandhigata Vata in Jara Avastha an observational study	Dr Jyoti Bala Sahu	Vd A A Muke	2017-18	2021
50	Hetu and Samprapti of benign Prostatic Hyperplasia in geriatrics an observational study	Dr Manasi Gupta	Vd P L D	2017-18	2020
51	Study of Vit D3 deficiency in geriatrics with ayurvedic perspective	Dr Ravindra Deshmukh	Vd A B More	2017-18	2021
52	An observational study of Vidhivikrit Nidra as a Hetu for Shukrakshaya WSR Oligospermia	Dr Lovneet Sharma	Dr P S Adhikari	2020	2023
53	To study Rasavaha Srotas Dushti Lakshana in Post Covid Patients	Dr M D Sameer	Dr Sangram Mane	2020	2023
54	Ati maithuna as a hetu and it's correlation with sroto dushti lakshana in female sex workers of pune	Dr Aniket Veer	Dr Sangram Mane	2021	2024
55	An observational study of shift duty as a hetu in healthcare workers	Dr Sagar Ugale	Dr Lata Patil	2021	2024
56	An observational study of excessive salt consumption as Hetu of Khalitya	Dr Usha Singh	Dr P S Adhikari	2021	2024

⏳ Ongoing MD Research Projects

Sr. No	Title of the study	Name of the Scholar	Name of the Guide	Admission Year
1	To study Pranavaha Srotas Dushti Lakshana in post Covid patients with HRCT score moderate to severe	Dr Dinesh Pawar	Dr P S Adhikari	2021
2	Exploration of Professional Hazards and an Etiological Factor in Chefs in Ayurvedic Perspective - an observational study	Dr SB Mote	Dr Sangram Mane	2023-24
3	Exploration of effect of Virechan on plasma SCFA ( Short Chain Fatty Acid ) levels in Twak Vikar subjects, an observational study	Dr. A Tripathi	Dr Lata Patil	2023-24
4	Evaluation of professional hazards in Clerical Bank employee as an etiological factor in Ayurvedic perspective an observational study	Dr V A Dhanure	Dr P S Adhikari	2023-2024
5	An observational study of vitamin B12 deficiency in relation to Doshaprakop Lakshanas and rasavaha Strotodushti Lakshanas	Dr Mukta Deshpande	Dr P S Adhikari	2024-25
6	Observational study of effect of excessive consumption of Milk Tea on Agni,Annavaha Srotas & Rasavaha Srotas	Dr Onkar Hendre	Dr Lata Patil	2024-25
7	Evaluation of types of ajeerna in IT professionals with special reference to swapnviparyaya as Hetu.	Dr Gaurav Kavtikwar	Dr Sangram Mane	2024-25
8	An observational study of status of Agni and level of high-sensitivity c-reactive protein (Hs-CRP) in uncontrolled type 2 diabetes mellitus.	Dr Romanharsh Jadhav	Dr Lata Patil	2025-26
9	An Observational study of occupational hazards in Plaster of Paris workers with special reference to Charakokta Srotodusti Lakshanas.	Dr Ravina Jain	Dr P S Adhikari	2025-26
10	An Observational study of flour mill workers with reference to Charakokta srotodushti lakshanas	Dr Supriya Patil	Dr Sangram Mane	2025-26

⏳Completed PhD research

Sr. No	PhD scholar	Guide	Study Title	Dept.	Completion Year
1	Abhinandan Muke	Dr A B More	Study of etiopathogenesis of Hypothyroidism with Ayurvedic Perspective	Roga Nidana	2017
2	Priya Padmanabhan	Dr A A Muke	etiopathogenesis of Vitamin D3 deficiency in Ayurvedic Perspective	Roga Nidana	2025
3	Dr Pravin Adhikari	Dr A A Muke	Study of professional hazards as Hetu in BPO workers in Ayurvedic perspective	Roga Nidana	2025
4	Dr Sonali Patil	Dr A A Muke	Study of etiopathogenesis of Diabetic Nephropathy in Ayurvedic perspective	Roga Nidana	2025

🎓 Ongoing PhD research

1	Assessment of etio pathological factors of Purishvaha Sroto Dushti in older age group	Dr Ravin Chandak	Dr A A Muke	2017-18
2	A retrospective observational study of prediagnosed patients of Dengue fever in Ayurvedic perspective	Dr Sangram Mane	Dr A A Muke	2018-19
3	To evaluate protein supplementation as Srotas Dushtikar Hetu	Dr Advait Menon	Dr A A Muke	2022

🎓 Ongoing PhD research

Sr no	Title and CTRI reg No.	PI	Sponser	Budget	Duration	Standalone/ Interdisciplinary	Publication link
1	Efficacy and Safety of Ayurvedic Polyherbal decoction Varadi Kashaya to reduce HbA1c in patients of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus as compared to standard of care in Bharati Ayurved Hospital Pune, A Randomized Proof of Concept trial CTRI/2025/12/099036	Dr Advait Menon	Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University	85,000	1 year	Standalone	Not yet Published
2	Exploring the effect of Ikshurasa vacuum freeze dried powder as oral rehydration in mild dehydration among school-going adolescents CTRI/2025/11/097781	Dr Lata Patil	Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University	55,000	1 year	Standalone	Not yet published

Infrastructure and Facilities

The Department has a well-equipped diagnostic laboratory that supports both traditional Ayurvedic and modern clinical diagnostic training. This lab provides facilities for

Hematology
Clinical Pathology
Biochemistry
Serology
Microbiology
Ultrasound
X-ray and digital radiology
2D Echo

Our laboratory is equipped with advanced, fully automated diagnostic systems to ensure accurate, reliable, and timely results for clinical diagnostic, teaching and patient evaluation.

We maintain high standards of quality with modern technology and skilled technical expertise to support comprehensive patient care.

Key Facilities & Equipment:

Erba H560 & Erba H360 Hematology Analyzers – Advanced 5-part and 3-part differential systems for precise and rapid complete blood count (CBC) analysis.

Erba EM 200 Fully Automated Biochemistry Analyzer – High-throughput, fully automated system for routine and specialized biochemical investigations.

Erba H90 Electrolyte Analyzer – Accurate estimation of critical electrolytes including Sodium, Potassium, and Chloride.

BTS 350 Semi-Automatic Biochemistry Analyzer – Reliable support for various biochemical tests with high precision.

Tulip Coagulation Analyzer – Efficient assessment of coagulation parameters such as PT, APTT, and INR.

I-Quant (J. Mitra) – Advanced immunoassay system for specialized diagnostic testing.

Motic Digital Microscope – High-resolution digital microscopy for detailed examination and documentation.

Our laboratory combines advanced technology, stringent quality control, and expert supervision to deliver dependable diagnostic services, ensuring better clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.

Library & Learning Resources

Department library and museum further support student learning with charts, specimen displays, and reference materials.
The department also has dedicated reading hall, internet facility and space for PG reference work
Use of ICT and online tools is very well employed to enhance the teaching experience

Outreach and Extension Activities

The department actively engages in outreach and extension activities that involve students and faculty. We also collaborate with other departments as part of our community service mission. These activities benefit public health and enrich student learning with real-world diagnostic and communication experience.

Health Camps & Community Outreach

Conduction of regular health camps and awareness programs in rural and urban/under-served areas. These camps provide free basic health check-ups, diagnostics, preventive care who might otherwise lack access to medical services. These include both general and specialized camps.
These activities give students practical exposure to diverse health conditions, seasonal diseases, and community health needs alongside faculty supervision — reinforcing diagnosis, patient communication, and wellness education.

Outreach in Adopted Villages & Special Programs

Screening and awareness camps in various places including schools, old-age homes, and community centres to support vulnerable populations is regularly organized. These programs typically involve preventive screening and health education

Community Awareness Talks & Preventive Programs

The faculty carries out health awareness talks and wellness programs that align with Ayurvedic principles and public health outreach.

Exposure to new students as hand holding initiative

The department with proper permission of the authorities allows internship for students other than Bharati Vidyapeeth. Access the expertise and training in the department laboratory is given to these students as a part of hand holding of the community

In all these activities role of departmental students is pivotal as they get good clinical exposure and develop soft skills like empathy passion and communication which are essential to become a good clinician

Events Organized

Guest Lectures & Academic Talks

Guest lectures on clinical and traditional Ayurvedic topics for both UG and PG students often delivered by faculty members or invited scholars are organized. These involve discussion of classical concepts, diagnostics, and clinical reasoning
Guest lectures by eminent practitioners
These sessions help students connect classical Ayurvedic knowledge with clinical practice and emerging health trends.
Faculty from the department are invited as experts and resource persons in various webinars and workshop which is a hallmark to the competency of the faculties

Celebration of Ayurveda-Themed Days

The department celebrates important days such as Ayurved Day, Roganidan Day, Doctors day Womens day and many more where students engage in related activities
These cultural and academic celebrations often involve participation across departments, faculty presentations, and student-led sessions.

Workshops & Trainings

Workshops and training are continuously organized to sharpen skills
Multi day workshops are conducted by external expert where participation of other departments is also there
As the department has a fully functional lab regular trainings with regards to safety operations and technical aspects are continuously conducted
The PG conduct weekly seminars where topics are given, and they demonstrate their presentation skills infront of peers and faculty

Competitions and student encouragement

Events like Microscopy Competition, Shloka recitation competition encourage students to apply Ayurvedic principles practically. Faculty guide such activities.
Students are encouraged to participate in various competitions beyond the campus.
Undergraduate students are encouraged to present papers in conferences and participate in research activities where many students have excelled brilliantly

Research & Professional Development Programs
While not department-specific, faculty members participate in and sometimes lead academic development events (seminars, conferences, webinars) organized by the college or university. These may include:

National and international conferences on Ayurvedic topics
Faculty development programs focusing on teaching, research methods and clinical education.

Testimonials

Faculty Success Stories

🎓 POST GRADUATE STUDENTS

Sr no	Name of student (batch)	Award with year	Awarded by
1	Dr Supriya Patil (23-24)	Winner Quiz contest Feb 2025	Charak Pharma
2	Dr Supriya Patil (23-24)	Second place poster competition 23 sept 2025	Excellence Ayurveda Academy
3	Dr. Ravina Jain (23-24)	National Essay Competition with second rank 24 dec 2025	Ayurveda Advancement Forum.

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENT AND NOTABLES

Dr. Advait Menon delivered lecture in the online lecture series of Academy of Roga Nidan in September 2022
Dr. Advait Menon received best paper presentation award in the 71st International Ayurved Conference 2023 organized by Deerghayu international for his topic ‘Effect of Apatarpankar Hetu on Krusha Pramehi and their Blood Sugar Level
Research proposal of student from 2 year B.A.M.S under the guidance of Dr. Advait Menon was selected for CCRAS SPARK scholarship scheme. For the year 2023-24
Dr. Advait Menon was invited as resource person in workshop on Special Issue on Framework for Integration of Modern Scientific Advances & Technological Developments in Ayurveda, by NCISM and CCRAS, Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India at NCISM Headquarters New Delhi in Feb 2025
Dr Advait Menon delivered lecture on Epigenetics Srotas Dushti, New paradigms of disease formation in webinar Nidan Marshanam 2025 by Shri Basaveshwar Ayurvedic Medical College Kalburgi.
Dr Advait Menon was selected as a fellow under the RECAP programme of ICMR NITM for the year 2024 to 2026.
Dr Sangram Mane received the research excellence award at the Maha World Expo Pune 2026
Dr Advait Menon was invited as a judge at the Nanal Competition 2026 organized by Tilak Ayurved Mahavidyalaya

ALUMNI

"Roga Nidam department not only made successful doctors but also successful research fellows with high life values"

Dr. Aniruddha Sudhir Mehendale. (2006), AYUSH Medical Officer, Inventor of 1st Gravity based fully automatic Shirodhara machine.

“Takes pride being alumni of Rognidan department, Excellent and Supportive Faculties who provide freedom of expression for ideas regarding Ayurveda. Department exposes every students to practical and theoretical knowledge. Student teacher relationship is appreciable.”
Dr. Dhanyakumar Kole (2008) Reader: YMT College, Khargar Director, Matrix Diagnostic