Department of Kriya Sharir (Physiology)
The department of Kriya Sharir (Physiology) is dedicated to the study of the normal functions of the human body as described in the classical Ayurvedic texts and interpreted through contemporary physiological sciences. As one of the fundamental disciplines of Ayurvedic education, the department enables students to understand the dynamic functioning of the body, which forms the basis for comprehending health, disease, diagnosis, and therapeutic interventions.
The department provides an integrated learning environment supported by a well-equipped physiology laboratory featuring modern instruments for hematological, clinical, and physiological experiments. Practical training, laboratory demonstrations, and interactive teaching methodologies help students correlate the Ayurvedic concepts of Dosha, Dhatu, Mala, Agni, Srotasa, Prakriti, and Ojas with contemporary physiological principles. The department strives to develop analytical thinking, scientific temperament, and clinical reasoning among students through competency-based education, practical exposure, and research-oriented learning. By integrating the classical wisdom of Ayurveda with modern physiological concepts, the department prepares students to understand the functional aspects of the human body and their significance in preventive, promotive, and curative healthcare.
Vission
To impart excellence in the understanding of human physiology through the harmonious integration of Ayurvedic principles and modern biomedical sciences, thereby promoting holistic health and medical education.
Mission
To provide comprehensive knowledge of Ayurvedic and contemporary physiological concepts through innovative teaching and practical training.
To develop a sound understanding of normal body functions as the foundation for clinical diagnosis and patient management.
To encourage critical thinking, scientific inquiry, and research in the field of Kriya Sharir.
To facilitate competency-based education through modern laboratories, demonstrations, and experiential learning.
To nurture ethical, knowledgeable, and competent Ayurvedic physicians committed to holistic healthcare and lifelong learning.