Departmental Activities

On the occasion of World Health Day 2026, the Department of Swasthavritta and Yoga at KJIAR, Savli, hosted a vibrant Poster Presentation Competition under the global theme: "Together for Health. Stand with Science." 🧪✨

Students from various academic years participated enthusiastically, translating complex scientific evidence into creative visual narratives. The presentations covered critical areas such as:

1. Disease prevention and health promotion.
2. The role of scientific awareness in modern society.
3. Collective global efforts for a healthier ecosystem.

Our students showcased incredible creativity and scientific depth, highlighting the importance of collective action and evidence-based health practices.

Congratulations to all the winners and participants for making this event a grand success! 🏆🌱

On the occasion of World Liver Day, the Department of Roga Nidana hosted an enlightening guest lecture on “Liver Diseases and Ayurveda.” We were privileged to welcome Dr. Ketki Arun Aurangabadkar (Govt. Ayurveda College, Vadodara) to our campus. Her session provided a profound understanding of how classical Ayurvedic principles can be integrated with modern diagnostics to foster liver health.

Aligned with this year's theme, “Solid Habits, Strong Liver,” the lecture served as a crucial reminder that consistent healthy lifestyle choices are the foundation of long-term wellness. 🌿🩺

Thank you to all our students and faculty for their enthusiastic participation in this academically enriching event!

Organized by: Department of Kaumarbhritya & Bala Roga

On April 24, 2026, the Department of Kaumarbhritya & Bala Roga hosted an expert guest lecture by Dr. Anjana R., Associate Professor,Department of Kaumarabhritya,Dr. Vasant Parikh Ayurvedic Medical College, Mithima Campus, Vadanagar, Gujarat titled "Navigating the Landscape of Childhood Behavioral Disorders."

The session provided students and faculty with a comprehensive look at pediatric behavioral health, specifically focusing on ADHD and Autism. Dr. Anjana bridged the gap between modern clinical diagnostics and holistic Ayurvedic management, emphasizing the biological, psychological, and social factors that influence these conditions.

Key Highlights:

1. Clinical Insight: Strategies for early identification and understanding etiology.
2. Holistic Management: Practical Ayurvedic counseling and supportive interventions.
3. Interactive Learning: Attendees engaged in a robust Q&A, discussing real-life clinical cases.

The lecture empowered participants with actionable tools for their future practice and promoted a culture of empathy, aiming to reduce the social stigma surrounding behavioral health in children.