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1st

Ayurveda Today Conference &

Arogya Expo

Dec 2011

Venue: MMRDA Ground, BKC, Mumbai.



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Index

Sr.

No.

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1. Int roduction

2. About AYURVEDA TODAY GROUP

3. MAIN FEATURES OF THE CONFERENCE

4. PLENARY AND PARALLEL SESSIONS

5. SKILL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS

6. RECRUITMENTSESSION

7. AROGYA EXPO

8. INVITED PUBLIC LECTURES

9. EXCLUSIVE MEET OF TRADITIONAL HEALERS THROUGHOUT

INDIA

10. MEET OF GURUS AND SHISHYASOF RASHTRIYA AYURVEDAVIDYAPEETH

11. ASTROLOGY AND AYURVEDA

12. CULTURAL PROGRAMMES

13. REGISTRATION OF DELEGATES

14. REGISTRATION FORM

15. Planning for the 1st AYURVEDA TODAY CONFERENCE ANDAROGYA EXPO

16. DESIGN OF THE VENUE

17. TEAM OF 1st AYURVEDA TODAY CONFERENCE & AROGYA

EXPO



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1st

AYURVEDA TODAY CONFERENCE & AROGYA EXPO

Ayurveda- Our ages old science of life and medicine is on the go of popularizing and has

seen a t remendous increase in the attention levels and curiosity of people globally since past 2decades.

With the advancement of technology came in modernized machines and manufacturingtechniques which resulted in increased efficacy & palatability of ancient formulations ultimately

giving wonderful results to the patients. Hence giving new horizons to the Ayurvedic Indust ry. Health conscious people throughout the world including India started taking interest in

Ayurvedic science which gave amazing and everlasting results without any side effects. It gave birth

to the need of a common platform for showcasing the st rengths and potentials of the science. Alsoto increase the inner bonding and regular interactions between all related to the field so that the

demands and needs of the consumers could be catered harmoniously.

And thus, since last decade a lot of regional fairs along with WORLD AYURVEDA CONGRESS

have come into picture and t ried to serve for the cause. These events have always given the desiredresults which could be easily understood by having a mere look at the graphs of world t rade given

below.

Along with demand f rom the market there is also requirement of such events whereacademic, research and clinical talent throughout the count ry could share their knowledge andexperiences with students enriching them and with the indust ry people so that their work could

materialize into potent products benefiting all.

AIMS:

1. To create awareness individuals and professionals about alternative system of Medicine-Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Unani, Siddha, yoga & Naturopathy.

2. To gather people f rom all sphres of indust ry and provide a common stage for interaction.

3. To exhibit research & development efforts in the AYUSH sector. 4. To project future t rends & requirements.

5. To showcase different products directly to the consumers & practicing doctors.

6. Establishing contacts throughout the world so as to increase the market globally.

7. Creating business opportunities for different sectors representing in the expo. 8. To club together the best academic & research talent in the field f rom all over India.

9. Providing an opportunity to the students to learn f rom the experiences & knowledge of the

best clinicians.

10. Providing recruitment opportunities to the students during the conference. 11. Serving as a stage where all related to the indust ry could share their potential problems and

seek advices f rom the experts.

To serve all these purposes AYURVEDA TODAY GROUP took a step forward and planned to

conduct AYURVEDA TODAY CONFERENCE & AROGYA EXPO in the Mumbai city from 27th -

29th January 2012 in MMRDA GROUND, BKC , Mumbai.



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AYURVEDA TODAY GROUP

Ayurveda Today group the organizer of the event comprises of a group of enthusiastic Doctors

willing to promote Ayurveda in all possible ways.ATG is presently the owner of Ayurveda TodayMagazine and Holistic Yoga Classes running successfully.

ATM is a monthly Complete Health Wellness Magazine started with a desire of compiling theknowledge f rom Doctors throughout India and making it available to all the students and common

people interested in Ayurveda. The first step was difficult with publication of only 10,000 copiesand circulation in Mumbai but with gradual encouragement, support and suggestions f rom our

readers now we have reached a mark of around 50,000 copies circulating well in all major cities of

India and abroad. Along with it we have taken up the task of making people familiar with the basic principles of

Ayurveda through our Yoga classes.

MAIN FEATURES OF THE CONFERENCE

1. PLENARY AND PARALLEL SESSIONS

2. SKILL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS 3. RECRUITMENTSESSION

4. AROGYA EXPO

5. INVITED PUBLIC LECTURES 6. EXCLUSIVE MEET OF TRADITIONAL HEALERS THROUGHOUT INDIA

7. MEET OF GURUS AND SHISHYASOF RASHTRIYA AYURVEDA VIDYAPEETH

8. A

STROLOGY AND AYURVEDA9. CULTURAL PROGRAMMES

1. PLENARY AND PARALLEL SESSIONS:

The sessions of the academic part the conference are st ructured in such a way that the

plenary session will take on the evolution of various concepts & the parallel sessions emergingf rom the plenary topics. The plenary & corresponding parallel sessions will be conducted on the

same dates. The plenaries would be addressed by most eminent scientists, expert clinicians,

brilliant academicians & policy makers.

The themes for plenary session would be:

1. Ayurveda & world market



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2. Effect of quality cont rol on manufacturing practices

3. Clinical t rials of various herbs4. Infertility according to Ayurvedic view

5. Toxicity of herbomineral drugs

6. Role of Ayurveda in critical care

Ayurveda Today Conference invit es research papers on the following t opics:

1. Infectious diseases and Ayurveda2. Emerging new diseases and Ayurveda3. Immune disorders and Ayurveda4. Immune deficiency diseases and Ayurveda5. Cancer and Ayurveda6. Cardiac diseases and Ayurveda7. Metabolic diseases and Ayurveda8. Degenerative diseases and Ayurveda9. Yoga and Ayurveda10. Cosmetology and Ayurveda11. Sex and Ayurvedic interventions12. Reproductive health and Ayurveda

13. Preventive medicine in chronic disease Management14. Mental health and Ayurveda15. Rasayana: pediatrics to geriatrics16. Public health and Ayurveda17. Rural health and Ayurveda18. Philosophical basis of Ayurveda19. Prakruti and Sara20. Rogi pariksha (Ayurvedic diagnosis)21. Richness of Ahara shastra (Ayurvedic dietetics)22. Outstanding health traditions23. Ayurvedic surgery24. Textual studies in Ayurveda

25. Information and Communication Technology and Ayurveda26. Scope of biomedical engineering in Ayurveda27. Different perspectives on Ayurveda and Integrative medicine28. Ayurveda in furthering basic science research29. Advanced research in Ayurveda30. Research methodology in Ayurveda31. Translational research32. Clinical research in Ayurveda33. Clinical trials and pharmaco-vigilance in Ayurveda34. Ayurveda and intellectual property rights35. Regulatory issues of Ayurvedic drugs in specific Countries36. Shastra and industry

37. Issues related to rasa-aushadhies38. Veterinary medicine39. Medicines for plants40. Sustainable cultivation of medicinal plants and trees41. Medicinal plants for health and prosperity42. Making Ayurveda affordable to all All the research papers sent for presentation will be reviewed by the scientific committee of globally

accepted experts & the papers selected will be given a chance for presentation in the conference & the

best presentation judged by the panel will be awarded.



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Evaluation criteria

The Scientific Committee will use stringent criteria to evaluate contributions. Please visitwww.ayurvedatoday.co.in for details.

The papers may be addressed to µATC Scientific Committee¶, and should be duly attestedby the department/institution head.

Criteria for abstracts, papers and posters

All oral presentations will get 8 minutes followed by 2 minutes of discussion via a moderator.Outstanding submissions may be chosen for a longer presentation. Submissions must includeobjectives, hypotheses, methodology, and results in the abstract.

General recommendations

y The paper¶s title should be clear and informative, containing key elements of the covered topic. If

selected, it will also be the title of the presentation.y The target group of the conference must be kept in mind; these include researchers, practitioners,

planners, manufacturers, consumer groups, and traders.

y A bstracts, papers, and posters should not be used for advertising products. There is space at theCongress venue for exhibition/presentation of products.

y To submit abstracts and papers, use the formatting templates provided online atwww.ayurvedatoday.co.in. Submitted documents should be in Microsoft Word, in accordance

with specified language, electronic format, and layout.

y Depending on the selected conference section, use the language defined in the description above.

It is the responsibility of the authors that the papers are written in correct British/US English. Theeditors will not do any text editing or reformatting.

y All diagrams, pictures, tables, and equations should be visible and readable. As conference

proceedings will be available in digital form too, colors may be used in figures. However, for the benefit of someone printing the selected document in black and white, the colors in the figures

should be graded for easy recognition.

y Please submit an electronic copy of the abstract and, if accepted, the paper, in Microsoft Word

(name the file as: Last Name of the First Author.doc, e.g. Kumar.doc). Along with the

submission, please mention the section of the conference to which you are applying. Documents

should be sent to [email protected].

y To submit abstracts/papers, use the provided template.

y A bstracts, papers, and posters must reach the destination prior to the deadlines.

Abstracts:y The abstract should give enough information on the contents of the proposed paper to enable the

scientific committee to evaluate it. Introductory and general matters should not be included.

y The word limit for the abstract is 200. With the abstract, include only key references.

y Please highlight whether the abstract is for a paper or poster presentation.

y All submitted abstracts will be peer-reviewed by the scientific committee. Authors will benotified of abstract acceptance by e-mail, no later than 31 August 2011.



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Papers

y Full papers of the accepted abstracts will be reviewed.

y If accepted, the full paper should address the topic and questions brought up in the abstract.

y Two papers presenting the same material based on different abstracts will not be accepted.

y Deadline for submitting the paper is 20 September 2011.

y Papers will be peer reviewed by the Scientific Committee before being finally accepted. Authorswill be notified by e-mail of paper acceptance, rejection or necessary improvements no later than

10 October 2011.

Posters

y During the Congress, space will be available for a poster exhibition. Posters are graphic

presentations of a scientific paper. The criteria are the same as for scientific papers.

y During September 2011, a template for the poster will be created and sent out. The poster should

be then made as a PDF file and sent to [email protected] no later than 10 October 2011.

Call for papers

Dates to remember

Sr.No.

Dates

1. Submission of paper abstracts 30 July 2011 2. Confirmation of abstract acceptance 31 August 20113. Full paper submission 15 October 20114. Confirmation of paper acceptance 10 October 20115. Presentation submission 2 December 20116. The Congress December 2011

2. SKILL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS:

Five skill development workshops will be conducted on 25th & 26th January 2012 for

improvising the clinical skills of UG & PG students, practicing doctors, researchers &academicians . Each workshop will include explanation of basic concept, pathogenesis,

symptoms, and principle of t reatment, all clinical t rials, research work & case studies related to

the topic.

Benefit s for the part icipant s:

1.

Will gain filtered knowledge of the topics2. Will learn t ried & time tested medicines f rom best clinicians view

3. Will be able to gain expertise skills to add on to their clinical practice

4. Certificate of participation will be given to all participantsThe workshops will be conduct ed on following t opics & preregist rat ion is mandat ory

Sr

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Topics Schedule se

at s

Fees

Delegates Others



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1. Mental

Disorders

25th January 10

0

1000 2000

2. Kshar Sut ra 25th January 10

0

1000 2000

3. Basti Karma as

Ardha Chikitsa

26th January 10

0

1000 2000

4. Infertility 26th January 10

0

1000 2000

5. Cosmetology

in Ayurveda

26th January 10

0

1000 2000

* Complimentary breakfast & lunch will be provided

Venue: Ravindra Nat ya Mandir, Prabhadevi, Mumbai.

Time: 10:00 AM t o 05:00 PM

Recruitment session:

For

the first time eve

rwe have planned to conduct a

rec

ruitment session du

ring the confe

rence

. Recruitment will be done for different posts like clinical t rial work & manufacturing heads in

various Ayurvedic pharmaceuticals, resident doctors and consultants in various hospitals and

panchakarma specialists in panchakarma centers. Applicant criteria: Interns, under graduates, Post Graduates and practicing Doctors

A Common Ent rance Test with MCQs will be conducted on 27th January 2012 & 40% of the

appearing students will be selected for the personal interview to be conducted on 29th January. The

list of students selected to appear for PI will be put up on 28th January.

y Date of CET: 27th Jan 2012

y Result of CET: 28th Jan 2012

y Personal interview: 29th Jan 2012*pre regist ration is required for appearing in the session

Last dat e for applying: 31st Oct 2011 For more information about the number of seats & various companies participating log on to

www.ayurvedatoday.co.in

AROGYA EXPO:

With the active support of Department of AYUSH, Govt . of Maharasht ra, Minist ry of Health &

Family Welfare & BMC; a huge exhibition of around 250 stalls of various pharmaceuticals,

cosmetics, health equipments, yoga inst ruments, publications, natural food segments, variousinstitutions, spas & beauty sector participating in it & with around half a million visitors

gathering to witness it; the arogya expo will turn out in to a huge success. Another 150 stalls

will be set up for showcasing various herbal plants & dry drugs. The expo will att ract stake holders in AYUSH sector like manufacturers, retailers,

consumers, healthcare institutions, health food producers & processors, medical practitioners,

etc along with common masses.

A special sect ion of free OPDs for common people will be a special att ract ion.

Benefit s for exhibit ors

1. Company brand promotion

2. Getting in direct contact with practitioners & upcoming generation of doctors



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Astrology & Ayurveda:

There are some renowned personalities who believe Ast rology & Ayurveda are interconnected &

t reat by combining the principles of both. This conference will provide them a stage to share their views & knowledge with all. This session is sure a special att raction & must to attend.

Schedule: 4:00 PM t o 6:00 PM on 29th Jan 2012

Cultural Program:

As a break f rom the academic sessions & as a mode of ref reshment for delegates & all other visitors

we have organized a daily dose of cultural program f rom 6:00 to 8:00 PM.

Demonstration of Musical Yoga by experts 27th

Jan 2012

Orchest ra with Raga Therapy 28th Jan 2012

Cult ural Program with Group Dances 29th Jan 2012



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REGISTRATION OF DELEGATES

Delegate fees (on or before 30 October 2010)

Developing Countries Developed CountriesWithout accommodation With Accommodation (with accommodation)

Rs 2000 Rs 3000 350 USD

� Members of organizing institutions / spouse of registered delegates, and students willget 50% concession on delegate registration fees.

� Delegates selected for oral presentation will get free accommodation.

All late registr ations Rs 2500 (without accommodation) / 400 USD(from 1 October to 15 November).

Spot registr ation Rs 3000 (without accommodation) / 450 USD (if seats available)The registration fee will include congress kit, breakfast, lunch and dinner and entry to thecultural programme for all the days of the Congress for which the applicant has registeredand entry passes for the AROGYA exhibition.

Per day registr ation: Rs 1000 / 150 USDPer day registration fee will include breakfast, lunch, and dinner and entry to the culturalprogramme for all the day of the Congress for which the applicant has registered and entrypass for the AROGYA exhibition.

For student delegates who request for accommodation facilities, dormitory

accommodation for 3 nights (27th

±29th

January) will be provided on additional payment of Rs 500 per student.

Demand draft for programmes of 1st ATC may be made towards µAYURVEDA TODAY¶ andsentto the address for communication (see back cover).



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1st Ayurveda Conference and AROGYA Expo27-29 Januar y 2012Mumbai, Mahar ashtr a, India

R E G I S T R A T I O N F O R MTitle Professor Dr Mr Ms

First Name................................................................................. Last

Name...................................................................

Gender Male Female Category General Student

Organization

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Position/Title

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Mailing Address

...............................................................................................................................................................

.................................................................................................................................... PIN/ZIP.........................................

Country .................................................Telephone......................................................Fax

................................................(Include country code).

E-mail ................................................................................ Website

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Accompanying Persons

Name........................................................................................................................................

Participating in

Please select only one workshop (participation on additional payment)

Mental Health and Ayurveda Agni/Kshara karma Panchakarma

Scientific Writing Update International GMPMethod of Payment** Cheque Cash Demand draft Wire transfer

Cheque/Demand draft to be made favouring 4th WAC, 2010 payable at Bengaluru.

Total Amount: ......................................... Amount in

words.................................................................................................

.......................................................................................................

Signature

Planning for the 1st

AYURVEDA TODAY CONFERENCE AND AROGYA EXPO

1. Forming different committ ees and dividing the management work accordingly

a) Planning committee: will plan the whole event b) Scientific committee: will look after papers, presentation & lectures work



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c) Public Relation Development committee: maintain contacts with the

delegates & institutions. Circulating the brochures and inviting thedelegates throughout India and abroad before 31st September. Involving

the faculty members of all major institutes all over India.

d) Regist ration committee: will do regist ration of the delegates

e) Accommodation committee: manage accommodation arrangement for the

delegatesf) Stall management committee: manage the stalls in the expo

g) Hall management committee: manage the halls during the conference

h) Food committee: look after the food arrangement i) Reception committee: reception of the guests

j) Kit committee: manage the kits for the delegates

k) Guest Help committee: for helping out the guests during the conference

l) Advertising committee: promoting the event in all possible waysMedia Part ners:

1. T.V. Channel

2. RADIO Channel

3. leading NEWS PAPER & Paper insert s in

the rest

m) Media committee: contacting all companies for participating in the expo &

others for being the sponsors

y Cont act ing 1000 companies before 31st July 2011

1. Cont act ing them personally

2. Sending mails and messages

3. keeping them updat ed with brochures

n) Cultural program committee

o) Legal work committee

DESIGN OF THE VENUE

1. One main hall with a seating capacity of 5000 persons serving the purpose of:

a) Inauguration

b) Plenary session

c) Invited Public Lecturesd) Meet of Traditional Healers

e) Guru Shishya Meet

f) Cultural program

2. Three small halls for paper presentations with seating capacity of 200 persons at a time3. One gallery for poster presentation

4. Expo area consisting of 250 stalls of 10 sq. meters each

5. Exhibition area consisting of 150 stalls of herbal plants & dry drugs6. OPD section for 10 OPDs of 10 sq. meters each7. Banquet for VIP guests

8. Common food area

9. Area for food stalls

TEAM OF 1st

AYURVEDA TODAY CONFERENCE & AROGYA EXPO



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Organizers: AYURVEDA TODAY GROUP

Partners: Department of AYUSH

Director of Ayurveda

Govt . of Maharasht raMunicipal Corporation of Mumbai

Media Partners:

1. T.V. Channel

2. F.M. Channel

3. leading NEWS PAPER

Sponsors:

Chief Guests:1. Director of Ayurveda2. Director of AYUSH

3. Chief Minister of Maharasht ra

4. Health Minister of Maharasht ra5. Health Secretary of AYUSH

6. Mayor of Mumbai

7. Health secretary of Maharasht ra