Taking Ayurveda Forward
India is probably the only land in the whole world where science and spirituality are not at war; where ancient traditions, like ayurveda, had a basis in science and have withstood the test of time. Ayurveda, like yoga, is gradually getting popular at the global level and needs many more able minds to take it forward.
Conceptualised with the vision to help the young students of this discipline become adept clinicians, scholars, and researchers, NASYA (National Ayurveda Students and Youth Association), the largest ayurvedic youth organisation in India, was founded in December 2008. It came into being at the third World Ayurveda Congress at Jaipur, as a national movement, formed to bring students and youth together to research, practise, and propagate ayurveda.
A registered society and a trust, NASYA presently has over 2,500 lifetime members from 21 states, with its units functioning in 16 states. With a strength of 10 main office bearers and four NEC members, NASYA carries out clinical based activities at international, national, and state levels in association with the Ministry of AYUSH, CCRAS, CCIM, FICCI, NIA, and other reputed organisations such as WAF, LPU, SDSP, Patanjali, Nanal Foundation, Arogyalay, NirogStreet and Yogshala.
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