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67-Year-Old Beats Prostate Cancer With Yoga and Ayurveda
Health & WellnessFeb 20

67-Year-Old Beats Prostate Cancer With Yoga and Ayurveda

A retired man from West Bengal combined modern cancer treatment with ancient healing practices and saw remarkable improvements in just three months. His story shows how traditional wellness approaches can support recovery and restore quality of life.

Google News - Recovery Story2 min read
Kapiva Launches $6M Fund for Ayurvedic Medical Research
SolutionsJan 22

Kapiva Launches $6M Fund for Ayurvedic Medical Research

An Indian wellness company just put $6 million toward making ancient Ayurvedic medicine meet modern clinical standards. The fund will support researchers and startups testing traditional remedies with the rigor of contemporary science.

YourStory India2 min read
Ghana Opens First Modern Ayurvedic Clinic
Acts of KindnessFeb 13

Ghana Opens First Modern Ayurvedic Clinic

Ghana just welcomed its first modern Ayurvedic clinic, bringing ancient Indian healing wisdom to West Africa. The new facility at AIMS Hospital will blend traditional herbal medicine with holistic wellness practices.

Myjoyonline Ghana2 min read
India's Zepto Brings Traditional Ayush Medicine Online
SolutionsJan 28

India's Zepto Brings Traditional Ayush Medicine Online

India's fast-delivery app Zepto just partnered with the government to make traditional Ayush wellness products easier to find and buy across the country. The move connects ancient healing traditions with modern technology while ensuring quality and safety.

The Hindu2 min read
Botanist Shares 7 Easy Medicinal Plants You Can Grow
SolutionsFeb 11

Botanist Shares 7 Easy Medicinal Plants You Can Grow

A botanist with 45 years of gardening experience reveals seven medicinal plants that Indian families can grow at home with minimal effort. From memory-boosting Brahmi to healing Neem, these traditional plants offer natural remedies while requiring little maintenance.

The Better India2 min read
Six Ancient Indian Libraries Still Open to All Readers
Global NewsMar 18

Six Ancient Indian Libraries Still Open to All Readers

From palm-leaf manuscripts dating back to 1535 to vast colonial archives, six centuries-old libraries across India continue welcoming anyone who wants to explore living history. These aren't museum pieces—they're thriving spaces where ancient knowledge meets modern curiosity. --- ##

The Better India2 min read
India Weaves Ancient Knowledge Into Modern Classrooms
InnovationJan 21

India Weaves Ancient Knowledge Into Modern Classrooms

Indian universities are introducing courses on traditional astronomy, mathematics, and medicine as voluntary electives, bridging ancient wisdom with contemporary education. Students can now earn credits studying Sanskrit communication theory alongside Western concepts.

The Hindu3 min read
Odisha Doubles Seats for Underserved Students in Medicine
SolutionsApr 5

Odisha Doubles Seats for Underserved Students in Medicine

Nearly 21,000 students from historically underserved communities in Odisha will now have access to medical and engineering education thanks to doubled reservation seats. The state government restructured its education policy to match population demographics, opening doors that have been closed for generations.

Indian Express2 min read
Korean Skincare Ingredient Fights Superbugs in New Study
InnovationApr 22

Korean Skincare Ingredient Fights Superbugs in New Study

Scientists discovered that madecassic acid, a compound in the popular Korean skincare ingredient Cica, can stop drug-resistant bacteria without harming human cells. This breakthrough could lead to safer antibiotics targeting superbugs while reducing side effects.

Google News - Health Breakthrough2 min read
India's Budget 2026 Brings Relief to 140M Senior Citizens
SolutionsFeb 1

India's Budget 2026 Brings Relief to 140M Senior Citizens

India's new budget simplifies taxes and invests Rs 10,000 crore in affordable medicines for the country's aging population. For millions of retirees watching every rupee, these changes mean real help with monthly bills and medical costs.

The Better India2 min read
IIT Bombay Scientists Crack 'Impossible' Chemistry Problem
InnovationJul 7

IIT Bombay Scientists Crack 'Impossible' Chemistry Problem

Researchers at IIT Bombay just solved a decades-old chemistry puzzle that could make life-saving drugs faster, cheaper, and more accessible. Their breakthrough turns common fatty acids into complex molecules in a fraction of the time it used to take.

Indian Express3 min read