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CENTRAL COUNCIL OF INDIAN MEDICINE

NEW DELHI

MINUTES OF 193rd MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 28.05.2014 AT NEW

DELHI

PRESENT

1. Dr. Rashidullah Khan, President I/c Chairman

2. Dr. Amitabh Kumar, Vice-President (Ayurved) Member 3. Dr. V. Stanley Jones, Vice-President (Siddha) Member

4. Dr. V.G. Udayakumar Member

5. Dr. Umesh Shukla Member 6. Dr. Srinivas K. Bannigol Member

7. Dr. Shuhabuddin Member

Dr. Shamshad Bano Asstt. Registrar (Unani), CCIM

Special Invitee

1. Dr. Vanitha Muralikumar Member

Following members could not attend the meeting:-

1. Dr. Bhirgupati Pandey Member

2. Dr. Mohd. Shafique Member

3. Dr. B. Muthukumar Member

Agenda Item No. 1. Confirmation of minutes of the 192nd meeting of

Executive Committee held on 25.04.2014 at New

Delhi.

It was noted that 192nd meeting of Executive Committee & its adjourned meeting

was held on 25.04.2014 & 16.05.2014 respectively at New Delhi. The minutes of the

same were circulated to all the members of the Executive Committee on 20.05.2014

by email and by speed post vide letter No. 5-1/2014 (192nd EC) dated 21.05.2014 to

suggest addition/deletion in respect of correctness of the minutes. However, the

minutes, were also placed before the EC at the time of consideration of the same.

Executive Committee confirmed the same.

Agenda Item No. 2. Letter of GOI in respect of Legal Opinion from

the Ministry of Law & Justice regarding

representation of Deemed Universities in the Statutory Bodies and further notification by

GOI in view of Legal Opinion- regarding.

It was noted that a legal opinion has been received from the GOI, Ministry of Health

& Family Welfare, Deptt. of AYUSH regarding representation of Deemed Universities

in the Statutory Bodies vide their letter No. A.11019/7/14-EC/CCIM (University Election) dated 01.05.2014. Contents of the letter are as under:-

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(a) “ The referring Department seeks to be advised on the issue as to whether all

„Deemed Universities‟ are entitled to elect a member from their faculty to represent in CCIM under Section 3(1)(b) of IMCC Act.

(b) Similarly, Section 2(f) of UGC Act,1956 defines „University‟ as under: “ University means a University established or incorporated by or under

a Central Act, a Provincial Act or a State Act, and includes any such

institution as may, in consultation with the University concerned, be recognized by the Commission in accordance with the regulations made

in this behalf under this Act.”

(c) As regards to „Deemed University‟, Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 read as under:

“The Central Government may, on the advice of the Commission, declare

by notification in the official Gazette, that any institution for higher education, other than a University, shall be deemed to be a university

for the purposes of this Act, and on such a declaration being made, all

the provision of this Act, and on such a declaration being made, all the provisions of this Act, shall apply to such institution as if it were a

University within the meaning of clause(f) of section 2.”

(d) According to Section 2(k) of the IMCC Act, „University‟ for the purpose of IMCC

Act is a University, which has been established by a law made by the competent

legislature. Whereas Deemed Universities are the institutions which have been notified under Section 3 of the UGC Act as Deemed University, and there is no

condition that those institutions should have been established by law. Since

Deemed Universities are not the Universities established by any law, they cannot

be recognized as University for the purpose of “University” under Section 2(k) of IMCC Act.

Hence, no further election shall be conducted from any Deemed University for

Central Councils (Statutory Bodies) in the light of opinion rendered by Legal

Affairs Department of Ministry of Law & Justice.”

Further, Govt. of India vide Notification No. S.O. 1087(E) dated 15.04.2014 has

rescinded the following three Notifications by which Vd. Deodatta S.Bhadlikar (University representative of Padamshree Dr. D.Y. Patil Deemed University, Navi

Mumbai), Dr. C. Nagarajan (University representative of Amrita Vishwa

Vidyapeetham University, T.N.) and Dr. B. Sreenivasa Prasad (University representative of KLE University, Belgaum, Karnataka) had become the members of

CCIM:-

1. S.O. 1757 (E), dated the 13th July, 2009 published in the Gazette of India,

Extraordinary, Part II, Section 3, Sub-section (ii), dated the 16th July, 2009.

2. S.O. 2816 (E), dated the 29th November, 2012 published in the Gazette of

India, Extraordinary, Part II, Section 3, Sub-section (ii), dated the 4th December, 2012; and

3. S.O. 188 (E), dated the 16th January, 2013 published in the Gazette of India,

Extraordinary, Part II, Section 3, Sub-section (ii), dated the 17th January, 2013.

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Since the rescinding of all the three Notifications have come into force at once i.e.

with immediate effect from Notification No. 1087 published on 15.04.2014, therefore, all the above three members representing Deemed Universities, may no

longer be treated as the members of CCIM.

Executive Committee noted and decided that a letter be written to all the

concerned.

Agenda Item No. 3. Visitation of Rama Krishna Ayurvedic Medical College and Research Centre, Bangalore,

Karnataka under Section 13C for the session

2014-2015 – regarding.

It was noted that Rama Krishna Ayurvedic Medical College and Research Centre,

Bangalore, Karnataka was visited on 27-28.01.2014 by Dr. Jageshwar Prasad

Chaurasia and Dr. Basavaraj S. Hiremath. After going through the report it has

been observed that part I has not been submitted along with the visitation report.

Executive Committee noted that Part- I has already been received and

assessed accordingly with approval of President I/c, CCIM as informed by

the office.

Agenda Item No. 4. Regarding visitation to Dharma Ayurveda

Medical College, Sriperumbudur (T.N.).

It was noted that an email letter was received dated 21.01.2014 by Dr. Goudar

Amaregouda Mahantagouda, Dr. Rajashekhar Ganiger and Dr. Amit Kumar Sharma

regarding Visitation of Dharma Ayurveda College, Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu for

session 2014-15 under Section 13C in respect of denial of college authorities to get

the visitation done. The matter alongwith letter of visitors was reported in 187th EC

held on 17.02.2014 under Agenda Item No. 8. The decision of EC was as under:

“Executive Committee agreed to consider the letter of visitors as report of the

College”

Accordingly, the matter of Dharma Ayuvedic College was placed before Screening

Committee held on 08.05.2014 and Screening Committee decided not to

recommend to GOI for granting permission for the session 2014-15 as college has

denied visitation.

Executive Committee agreed to the recommendation of Screening

Committee and decided to send the recommendation to Govt. of India.

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Agenda Item No. 5. Regarding recommendation of Govt. Ayurved

College Dhanwantri Nagar, Taluk Kanayannur, Tripunithura, Kerala under Section 13C.

It was noted that the Screening Committee had given the following recommendation

in respect of Govt. Ayurvedic College, Tripunithura, Kerala for academic session

2014-15 :-

Recommended for UG 50 seats & PG in 06 subjects namely:-

6. Rasashastra & Bhaisajyakalpna-04 seats

However, due to typographical error the seats in respect of Rasahastra & Bhaisajyakalpna has been wrongly informed to the 192nd Executive Committee as

06 (instead of 04) seats. Hence, number of seats in the said subject be read as

04 seats.

Executive Committee noted the same.

Agenda Item No. 6. Regarding recommendation of S.R.M Govt.

Ayurvedic College, Bansmandi, Bareilly, Uttar

Pardesh and Govt. Ayurvedic College, Jalukbari,

Gawahi under Section 13C.

It was noted that due to typographical error in the minutes of Screening Committee,

visitation reports of S.R.M. Govt. Ayurvedic College, Bansmandi, Bareilly, U.P. and Government Ayurvedic College, Jalukbari, Guwahati under Section 13C, the number

of seats recommended for UG was mentioned as 50 and 60 respectively instead of

40 and 50 seats as sanctioned by GOI.

Therefore, the seats as reported to 189th EC in respect of these two colleges be read as 40 seats (in case of S.R.M. Govt. Ayurvedic College, Bansmandi, Bareilly, U.P.)

and 50 seats (in case of Government Ayurvedic College, Jalukbari, Guwahati)

respectively.

Further, it was informed that the recommendations of these two colleges as per

actual sanctioned seats by GOI have been sent with the approval of President I/c, CCIM.


1. Shalakya tantra (Shiro Nasa) -04 seats

2. Dravyaguna -04 seats

3. Swasthavritta -04 seats

4. Panchkarma -04 seats 5. Shalya tantra (Samanya) -05 seats

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Agenda Item No. 7. Regarding recommendation received from

Director, AYUSH, Bangalore to carry over

system to BAMS Students.

It was noted that a letter No. AYUSH/61/DEV (2)/2013-14 dated 22.02.2014 from

the Director of AYUSH, Bangalore, Karnataka regarding recommendation to carry

over system to BAMS students and forwarding therewith a letter of Registrar, Rajiv Gandhi University Health Sciences, Karnataka, Bangalore dated 17.02.2014. As per

the letter, the above said University conducted the Ist BAMS professional

examination as per the new guidelines. As the percentage was very less, the students submitted a requisition to the Hon’ble vice-chancellor requesting for

carryover to second BAMS. As per the new guidelines, it was not possible but

keeping in view the above request of the students a joint meeting of CCIM members of Karnataka & Chairman, Board of Studies & members (UG-Ayu) was held on

27.12.2013. In the meeting the matter was discussed in detail and it was resolved

unanimously to recommend to CCIM to revise the 2012 Regulation as follows:

1. The candidates of Ist BAMS are permitted to carryover all the failed subjects to 2nd BAMS & appear for 2nd BAMS examination concurrently along with the

failed subjects of Ist BAMS. However these candidates have to pass all the

failed subjects of Ist BAMS to become eligible to proceed to 3rd BAMS. 2. Similarly candidate of 2nd BAMS who have completely passed all the subjects

of Ist BAMS but have failed in the 2nd BAMS are permitted to carryover all the

failed subjects of 2nd BAMS to 3rd BAMS. However these candidates have to

pass all the failed subjects of 2nd BAMS to become eligible to proceed to 4th BAMS.

3. The candidate of 3rd BAMS who have completely passed all the subjects of 2nd

BAMS but have failed in the 3rd BAMS are permitted to carryover all the failed subjects of 3rd BAMS to final year. However these candidates have to pass all

the failed subjects of 3rd BAMS to become eligible for appearing final year

examination.

It was also unanimously resolved to recommend the extension of benefit of

carryover system as per the present guidelines of revised BAMS regulation as

notified in Govt. of India gazette dated 25th April 2012 to the previous batch of

BAMS students admitted prior to 2012.

Hence, the applicant requested to look in the matter and do the needful.

Executive Committee decided to send a reply to University stating that the

matter has been placed in EC & EC decided to refer the matter to Regulation

Committee, till then University has to follow the concerned Regulations in

toto.

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Agenda Item No. 8. Recognition of Ayurvedacharya (BAMS)

Degree awarded by Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalya, Khanpur Kalan,

Sonipat, Haryana in the Second Schedule to

the IMCC Act, 1970- reg.

It was noted that a letter V.12013/03/2012-EP(IM-2) dated 13.02.2014 has received

from Govt. of India regarding recognition of Ayurvedacharya (BAMS) Degree

awarded by Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalya, Khanpur Kalan, Sonipat,

Haryana in the Second Schedule to the IMCC Act, 1970 alongwith the name of the beneficiary colleges.

Accordingly, on the basis of following information furnished by University, the

students passing out are of regular batch and they were admitted in the session

2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-14. As per record available in the office of CCIM, the status of beneficiary college is as

under:

S.

No.

Name of the College Year Permission of Govt. of India

1. Shri Maru Singh Memorial

Institute of Ayurveda, Khanpur Kalan, Sonipat, Haryana.

2007-08 Permitted

2008-09 Permitted

2009-10 Permitted

2010-11 Permitted

2011-12 Not Permitted

2012-13 Not Permitted

2013-14 Permitted

As per information, the recommendation of Council to include the Ayurvedacharya

Degree of the University has been sent to GOI vide letter No. 27-20/2012-Univ. dated 20.05.2014.

Executive Committee noted and approved the same.

Agenda Item No. 9. Consideration of policy regarding eligibility of

teachers (reference: 184th to 187th EC) alongwith withdrawal of decision of Screening

Committee regarding eligibility of teachers

(reference: 189th EC) – regarding.

It was noted that as per order of President, I/c, CCIM, Point No. 3,12 & 15 (out of

28 points placed before EC) decisions of EC duly ratified by General Body (on

19.3.2014) may again be placed before EC with full facts for consideration.

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Accordingly, the facts in the matter (in chronological order) are placed below-

A. Consideration of Point No. 3, 12 & 15 (Out of 28 points placed before EC)

regarding policy of eligibility of teachers (reference: 184th to 187th EC)

i) The policy for eligibility of teachers prepared by Screening Committee

(consisting of Dr. Prasanna N Rao, Dr. V.G. Udaykumar, Dr. BP Pandey, Dr. Ragini Patil and Dr. Srinivas K. Bannigol) in its meeting held on

31.10.2013 & 01.11.2013 was placed before 184th EC held on 18.11.2013

under Addl. Agenda Item No.6. The EC decided as under:-

“(i) Executive Committee approved the policy except in respect of point No. 20 decision on which is as under:-

Sl. No. Reason for ineligibility of teachers Decision of EC

20. Teacher appointed as Demonstrator/clinical registrar/ Tutor/

Junior Lecturer/ Technical assistant/Senior Resident/Service senior Resident/JRF/SRF/Ayurved Expert appointed by

Universities / Govt. organizations after 1989 with PG qualification & teacher appointed or deputed to AYUSH chairs.

Consider eligible if the teacher

appointed as Demonstrator/ Tutor/ Junior Lecturer after 1989 with PG

qualification.

(ii) The reasons which are not covered in this policy but mentioned in criteria approved by EC in its meeting held on 26.06.2013 will be taken into consideration in clearing the pending of eligibility of teachers.

(iii) The relevant points of the policy be adopted in clearing eligibility issues of Unani/ Siddha teachers if there is any.

(iv) Executive Committee further agreed to consider the teachers eligible whose eligibility has been cleared on the basis of above policy.”

ii) The Executive Committee in 185th EC (held on 07.12.2013), confirmed the

minutes of 184th EC except Addl. Agenda Item No.6 which was again

adjourned for next date of EC. iii) The 185th Executive committee in its adjourned meeting held on

09.01.2014, decided to defer the matter i.e. Addl. Agenda Item No.6 to

next (186th) meeting in view of order dated 04.01.2014 in HC of Uttarakhand at Nainital

iv) Executive Committee at its meeting 186th (held on 04.02.2013), decided on

the deferred agenda as under-

Addl. Agenda Item No.6 Policy prepared by screening committee for

the eligibility of the teachers.

Executive Committee decided that all the issues will be categorized by the

screening committee as per applicability under concerned regulations and those issues which are not covered under the concerned Regulations are

Point

No.

Reasons for ineligibility of teachers Policy for eligibility of teachers.

3. Appointed in Non-Allied subjects against Regulation 1.07.1989,

2.04.2011, 25.04.2012 & CCIM circular F-28-13/2004-Ay. Dated

9.10.2004.s

Not Eligible

12. Teacher applied to the post before 1989 with UG qualification and appointed/reported to the post after 1989 by the competent

authority / Govt.

After confirming the relevant documents may be consider

eligible.

15. Teacher appointed with UG qualification before 1989 continued

service with gap of years.

Consider Eligible ( Gap period

will not be considered as teaching experience)

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deferred to regulation amendment committee. Thereafter, the

recommendations will be placed before Executive Committee.

v) The Executive Committee while confirming the minutes of 186th Meeting in

187th Meeting (held on 17.02.2014) noticed that while confirming the minutes of 184th Meeting in 185th Meeting held on 17.12.2013 & its

Adjourned Meeting held on 09.01.2014, the decision of Additional Agenda

Item No. 6 of 184th Meeting was inadvertently noted as “EC confirmed the minutes of 184th EC except Additional Agenda Item No. 6 is again deferred

for next Executive Committee” instead of except point No. 20 of Additional

Agenda Item No.6 which is again deferred for next EC. Hence, EC decided in 187th Meeting that the said omission must be

corrected. In view of the said observation of EC, the corrected minutes of

184th meeting which are confirmed are as under:-

”Executive Committee confirmed the minutes of 184th EC except point No. 20 of Addl. Agenda Item No.6 which is again deferred for next EC.”

In accordance with the above corrections of Agenda Item No.1 of 185th

Meeting, EC modified the decision on Additional Agenda Item No.6 of 186th

Meeting as under:-

Previous decision of 186th Meeting Modified decision

Executive Committee decided that all the issues will

be categorized by the screening committee as per applicability under concerned regulations and those issues which are not covered under the concerned Regulations are deferred to regulation amendment committee. Thereafter, the recommendations will be placed before Executive Committee.

EC decided that all the issues will be

categorized by the Screening Committee on the basis of decision of Additional Agenda Item No.6 of 184th Meeting except point no. 20. Thereafter, the recommendation of screening committee will be placed before EC.

Thereafter, Executive Committee confirmed the minutes.

vi) The minutes of above EC have been ratified by the General Body in its

meeting held on 19.03.2014. vii) Now, President I/c, CCIM directed to place the matter relating to the Point

No. 3, 12 & 15 before EC for consideration.

B. Consideration of decision of Screening Committee regarding eligibility of

teachers (reference: 189th EC).

It was noted that as per order of President, I/c, CCIM, decisions of 189th EC held on

19.03.2014 under Addl. Agenda Item No. 14 duly ratified by General Body (on 19.3.2014) is to be placed before EC for consideration.

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Name of Teacher Designation Department Remark of Screening Committee

SCREENED BY Dr. B.P.Pandey, Dr. V.G. Udaykumar, Dr. Ragini Patil on 18.02.2014 1. Dr. T.S.Gopalkrishna Reader Swasthvritta Considered eligible after deducting the period of

long gap from 1992 to 2011, as teacher was in

service under state Govt.

2. Dr. M. Sudheer Kumar Professor Agadtantra Considered eligible after deducting the

experience from 2007 to 2009

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3. Dr. Kulamani Sarangi Reader Dravyaguna Considered eligible after deducting the period of controversy (4years) as teacher was on

suspension

4. Dr. Phaim Mohd. Shafi Qureshi

Lecturer Shalya Tantra Considered eligible Lecturer in shalya tantra dept. from 01.01.2010 onwards after deducting

the experience of 2 years

5. Dr. Anita Gunwantrao Holey

Reader Dravyaguna Considered eligible after deducting the period of one year experience

6. Dr.Murli Dhar Das Reader Shalya Tantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of controversary (4years) of teaching experience

7. Dr. Prabhugouda Patil Lecturer Sharir Kriya Considered eligible

8. Dr.Arun Kumar Sharma Professor Rachna Sharir Considered eligible after deducting the period of

2 years, as teacher is non PG joining before 1989

9. Dr. Asha Gupta Professor Ras Shastra Considered eligible

10. Dr. Kishore Daulatrao Tarar

Reader Samhita Considered eligible

11. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Singh Reader Shalakya

Tantra

Considered eligible after deducting the period of

one year experience

12. Dr. Seema Saxena Reader Kriya Sharir Considered eligible after deducting the period of one year experience

13. Dr. Bhavana Vinod Shah Professor Kaumarbritya Considered eligible after deducting the period of one year experience

14. Dr. Anitha Panda Reader Ras Shastra Considered eligible after deducting the previous

experience from 20.10.2004 to 30.05.2007 of Santhigiri Ayurved College Pallakad Kerala

15. Dr. P.K. Beena Rose Professor Prasuti Tantra Considered eligible

16. Dr. Snehalata Jakkula Reader Kaumarbritya Considered eligible and teaching experience

countable from 03.07.2006 onwards

17. Dr.Lilabati Mishra Reader Panchkarma Considered eligible after deducting the period of

two year experience

18. Dr. Arun Kumar Singh Reader Kaumarbritya Considered eligible

19. Dr. Saily Sreedhary

Parameswaran

Lecturer Swasthavritta Considered eligible and teaching experience will

be counted from the day of result of PG (2013)

20. Dr. Kalyani Pranita

Prakash

Reader Kyachitiksa Considered eligible

21. Dr. Prasant Anant Surup Reader Shalakya

Tantra


two year experience

22. Dr. Manoj K.S. --- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the

concerned college for clarification

23. Dr. Kavita Vyas -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the


24. Dr. Sharavati Goroba

Kamble

-- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the


25. Dr. Neeta Narendra Harale -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

26. Dr. Renuka Chegaraddi -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

27. Dr.Pravin Laxman Naik -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

28. Dr. Amit Prakash Nawkar -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the


29. Dr. Sharmila Sen Das -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the


30. Dr.Minakshi Gopalrao

Borude



31. Dr. Sudhir Manohar

Zuvekar



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SCREENED BY Dr. B.P.Pandey, Dr. Ragini Patil on 19.02.2014 32. Dr. Ashok Kumar Singh Professor Shalyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of

one year experience

33. Dr. P.S. Vinohba Professor Agadtantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of one year experience

34. Dr.Neeta Raj Holkar Reader Sharir Rachna Considered eligible after deducting the period of three year experience

35. Dr. Sheshadri B.V. Venkatarao B.V.

Professor Panchkarma Considered eligible

36. Dr. Mahadev Laxman Bhosle

Professor Shalakyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of three year experience

37. Dr. Yashpal Singh Lecturer Panchkarma Considered eligible after deducting the period of

one year experience

38. Dr. Basavraj Dundappa

Hundekar

Professor Samhita

Siddhant

Considered eligible

39. Dr. Sunil Bandopant Patil Professor Rasashastra Considered eligible after deducting the period of

one year experience

40. Dr. Kavita Gorla Lecturer Prasutu tantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of

Controversy and experience will be counted

w.e.f. 01.01.2011 onwards

41. Dr. Venkatshiva Chadalawada

Professor Shalyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of two years experience

42. Dr Manish Lodha Reader Kriya Sharir Considered eligible after deducting the period of

one year experience

43. Dr. Chitralekha K.S. Reader Kayachikitsa Considered eligible after deducting the period of

two years experience

44. Dr. Bhimrao Ganpat Patil Professor Prasuti tantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of

one year experience

45. Dr. Sanjay Ramchandra

Mali

Professor Kriya Sharir Considered eligible after deducting the period of


46. Dr. Shambhunath Baijnath Raj

Professor Kaumarbhritya Considered eligible after deducting the period of one year experience

47. Dr. Ujwala Kantilal Shah Professor Rognidan

Considered eligible after deducting the period of two years experience

48. Dr. Cheriyachen P. Professor Panchakarma Considered eligible after deducting the period of two years experience

49. Dr. Krishnaji Vithoba Phadtare

Professor Agadtantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of three years experience

50. Dr. Ashok Virupaxappa Nandi

Professor Shalyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of one year experience

51. Dr. Shobha Shivram

Mhasawade

Reader Shalakyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of


52. Dr. Kantha Reddy Toomu Professor Rachna Sharir Considered eligible after deducting the period of


53. Dr. T.C. Jayaraj Professor Rognidan



54. Dr. Archana Jagadish

Desai



55. Dr. Poormina V. -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the


56. Dr. Narashmulu M. -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

57. Dr. Rajendra Ojha -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification and

supportive documents as name of first college is

not clearly mentioned in the teaching staff list

58. Dr. Stella Thekkekara George

Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for Submitting PG certificate

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59. Dr. Anil Singhai -- -- Ask to verify previous experience which was not mentioned in 2010, from teaching staff list of

Rani Dhullayia Ayurved college. If the experience date match with previous data the

teacher may be considered as Eligible Reader in Kayachikitsa

60. Dr. Govardhana Reddy

Ravula

-- -- Ask to verify previous record from the year

2002 to 2006 of the concerned college

SCREENED BY Dr. Ragini Patil , Dr.S.K. Bannigol, Dr.K.G.Vishwanathan on 20.02.2014 61. Dr. Pradhumnha

Madhukarrao Pasarkar

Reader Dravyaguna Considered eligible

62. Dr. Laxmi Soujanya D. Reader Dravyaguna Considered eligible after deducting the

experience of Hingulambika Ayurvedic College, Gulberga, as reqested by teacher at the time of

hearing

63. Dr. Reddy V.L.Prasannakumar V.

Satyanarayana

Reader Shalyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the experience of Sri Sairam Ayurvedic College ,

Chennai as per statement given by teacher at

the time of hearing

64. Dr. Premananda Kar Lecturer Panchakarma Considered eligible

65. Dr. Mangesh Parkash

Deshpandey

Reader Sharir Rachna Considered eligible after deducting the

experience of KMCT Ayurved College, Kozhikkode Kerala.

66. Dr. Santosh Kumar Mishra Reader Shalyatantra Considered eligible

67. Dr. Milind Ganesh Mokashi Professor Samhita

Siddhant

Considered eligible

68. Dr. Niranjan Shukla Reader Agadtantra Considered eligible

69. Dr. Namrata Harichandan Reader Agadtantra Considered eligible after deducting the

experience of SVM Ayurved College ILKAL.

70. Dr. Vrushali Tole Reader Shalakyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the period of


71. Dr. Vasant Patil Reader Panchakarma Considered eligible

72. Dr. Chandu Nair Govindapillai Sarawathy

Amma

Professor Swasthavitta Considered eligible

73. Dr Sudha Rani . R. Professor Shalyatantra Considered eligible

74. Dr. Deepa Atul

Anserwadekar

Lecturer Samhita

Siddhant

Considered eligible

75. Dr. Prasanth S. Acharya Reader Shalyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the

experience of Ramakrishna Ayurved College Banglore as he was working as honorary

teacher and his teaching experience will be considered from 01.10.2006 onwards

76. Dr. Akthar Hussain -- Considered ineligible as non PG joining after 1989

77. Dr. Chaihtanya R. Menon -- -- Directed to write a letter to the teacher and

concerned college for submission of PG degree and after submission of PG degree the teacher

may be treated eligible teacher in concerned subject after the approval of President CCIM.

78. Dr. Krishna Kumar T.S. -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

79. Dr. Shakuntala Mahapati -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

80. Dr. Indira Shivnand Hiremath

-- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

81. Dr. Satwashila Thorat -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

82. Dr. Seema Punjabrao

Gangale



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83. Dr. Seema Singh -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

84. Dr. Rama Krishna T. -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

85. Dr. Jayalaxmi

Shankargouda Menasagi



86. Dr.Ashwini Venkatesh

Junjarwad



87. Dr Chandra Shekher

Pandey

-- -- Directed to take a legal opinion in the matter

88. Dr. Ashok Kumar Tripathi -- -- Directed to take a legal opinion in the matter

SCREENED BY Dr K.G.Vishwanathan, Dr. S.K.Bannigol, Dr. Sarangpani on 21.02.2014 89. Dr. Dhanraj Bhagwan

Gayakwaid Reader Shalyatantra Considered eligible

90. Dr. Anita Santoshrao Wanjari

Reader Rasshastra Considered eligible

91. Dr. Padmavati Venkatesh Kulkarni

Reader Panchakarma Considered eligible

92. Dr. Dharmendra Kumar

Mishra

Professor Swasthavritta Considered eligible

93. Dr. Itnal Shobha Ramappa Lecturer Kayachikitsa Considered eligible

94. Dr. Awade Swateja Ajit Reader Prasuti Tantra Considered eligible

95. Dr. Prasanna K.G. Lecturer Kayachikitsa Considered eligible and teaching experience will

be counted from 01.01.2012 onwards

96. Dr.Chandrashekhar Alladi Lecturer Samhita

Siddhant

Considered eligible after deducting the previous

experience of six years and teaching experience will be counted from 01.06.2008 onwards

97. Dr. Anil Kallappa Bagalkoti Lecturer Swasthavritta Considered eligible and teaching experience will be counted from date of completion of PG

98. Dr. Subbaraju Nagaraju

M. Reddi

Professor Shalyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the previous

experience from 06 01 1997 to 10.10.2000 and teaching experience will be counted from

16.10.2000 onwards

99. Dr. Satyendra Chaturvedi Reader Dravyaguna Considered eligible

100. Dr.Tanuja Pawar Reader Agadtantra Considered eligible and teaching experience will be counted from 10.02.2009 onwards

101. Dr. Hemant Laxman Shinde

Reader Rachna Sharir Considered eligible

102. Dr. Pramod Anand Tiwari Reader Rachna Sharir Considered eligible

103. Dr.Shrikant Gaddi Halli Shetty

Professor Samhita Siddhant

Considered eligible

104. Dr. Virendra Singh Yadav Lecturer Shalyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the previous experience from 01.10.1998 to 19.02.2007 and

teaching experience will be counted from

05.05.2008 onwards

105. Dr. P Laxmaiah -- -- Ineligible due to overage

106. Dr. Satish Chandra

Madanlal Jaiswal



107. Dr. Ujwal Krishna Deshpande


108. Dr. Rajeshwari Sangagouda Biradar


109. Dr. Rohini Revansidha Keskar

-- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification and Directed

to verify the records available with CCIM

110. Dr Atul Nirgude -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the


111. Dr.P.Nageshwara Babu -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the


112. Dr.Ishwarappa Prahillad Ugar


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113. Dr.Rajnesh Kumar Mishra -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

114. Dr. Tushar Jagannath Jogi -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the concerned college for clarification

115. Dr. Subash Maruti Kolhe -- -- Considered ineligible due to Non-PG Joining

after 01.07.1989

116. Dr. Nisha K.V. -- -- Considered ineligible due to Non-PG Joining

after 01.07.1989

117. Dr. Devrajan

Shankarnarayan

-- -- Considered ineligible due to Non-PG Joining

after 01.07.1989

118. Dr. Pradeep Sreedharan As per the certificate with ref No B3/3040/2012 Dated 25.08.2012 issued by

the Principal of Govt. Ayurvedic College, Tripunithura That Dr. Pradeep S is a final year PG in Panchakarma under M.G.University and will complete MD

exam on 03.09.2012. Oral and practical exams of the same is scheduled on 04.09.2012 and 05.09.2012.

Date of birth of the teacher is 29/05/1964 i.e. above 45. So screening committee ask to refer the matter to the Executive committee as teacher is

PG.

SCREENED BY Dr K.G.Vishwanathan, Dr. S.K.Bannigol, Dr. Sarangpani on 22.02.2014 119. Dr. Bhagirathi Sahoo Lecturer Kaumarbhritya Considered eligible after deducting the period of

four years experience

120. Dr. Bhagavati Mohan

Mahantappa

Professor Prasutitantra Considered eligible after deducting the

experience from 01.04.2000 to 31.02.2009.

121. Dr. Sunil Kumar Bansal Professor Kayachikitsa Considered eligible

122. Dr.Sunita Goyal Reader Agadtantra Considered eligible after deducting the

experience from 28.09.1998 to 14.06.2003.

123. Dr. Usha Ravindra

Deshmukh

Reader Agadtantra Considered eligible

124. Dr.Jonthan Rout Lecturer Rachna Sharir Considered eligible after deducting the

experience from 01.05.2006 to 10.01.2012(period of suspension).

125. Dr. Bihu Ranjan Nanda Reader Shlakyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the experience from 15.04.2006 to

14.02.2009(period of suspension).

126. Dr. Sapan Kumar Das Lecturer Shlakyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the


127. Dr. Satya Naryan Patnaik Professor Kayachikitsa Considered eligible after deducting the

experience from 2006 to 2009(period of suspension).

128. Dr. Kailash Chandra Tripathi

Reader Rachna Sharir Considered eligible after deducting the experience from 15.04.2006 to

14.02.2009(period of suspension).

129. Dr.Subhendu Kumar

Nanda

Reader Prasuti Tantra Considered eligible after deducting the


130. Dr. Jogesh Chandra Rath Professor Rachna Sharir Considered eligible after deducting the experience from 2006 to 2009(period of

suspension).

131. Dr. Niranjan Prasad Tripathi

Lecturer Samhita Siddhant

Considered eligible after deducting the experience three years.

132. Dr. Mruthyunjaya Nanjundaiah Hiremeth

Reader Shalyatantra Considered eligible after completion of PG, 2007(date of result)

133. Dr. Baban Singh Reader Swasthvritta Considered eligible after deducting the experience from 03.10.2003 to 21.12.2009.

134. Dr.Dilip Prabhakar Gadgil Professor Samhita Siddhant

Considered eligible after deducting the experience of Tilak Maharashtra vidyapeeth

Pune .

135. Dr. Madanlal Dewashwar Reader Kayachikitsa Considered eligible

136. Dr. Praveen Kumar

Shayamsunder Madikonda

Lecturer Panchakarma Considered eligible and teaching experience will

be counted from 09.11.2011 onwards.

137. Dr. Amol Suresh Doshi Reader Prasuti tantra Considered eligible

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138. Dr. Kembhavi Akash Professor Shalyatantra Considered eligible

139. Dr. Dayanand S Professor Shalyatantra Considered eligible after deducting the

experience two years.

140. Dr. N.R.Shankarnarayana -- -- Considered ineligible due to Non-PG Joining after 01.07.1989

141. Dr. Shankar Pandurang Chougule

-- -- Considered ineligible due to Non-PG Joining after 01.07.1989

142. Dr.Yellambhatla Janardhana

-- -- Considered ineligible due to due to overage

143. Dr. Krupakar Reddy -- -- Considered ineligible due to Non-PG Joining after 01.07.1989

144. Dr.Vilas Rajaram Mane -- -- Considered ineligible due to Non-PG Joining after 01.07.1989

145. Dr. Dwarkanath Shripad

Kodolikar


after 01.07.1989

146. Dr. Ravindranath

Basappashetty Gundal


after 01.07.1989

147. Dr. Suresh Venkappa

Amberkar


after 01.07.1989

148. Dr.Maheshwar Siddayya

Karpurmath


after 01.07.1989

149. Dr.Girijashankar Banshnarayan Singh


150. Dr.Prakash Pandurang Gosavi


151. Dr. T. Venugopal -- -- Considered ineligible due to Non-PG Joining after 01.07.1989 as experience shown from

01.01.1988 is found false after verification with concerned college.

152. Dr. Vivekanand Shridhar More


153. Dr. Nisha P. -- -- Considered ineligible due to Non-PG Joining after 01.07.1989

154. Dr. Mahajan Anita -- -- Asked to write a letter to the teacher and the


155. Dr. Krishan Kumar

Sharma

--

Directed to put up the matter before EC

Executive Committee decided to withdraw the circular part of point No. 3

i.e. CCIM circular F-28-13/2004-Ay. dated 09.10.2004 as well as to

completely withdraw point 12 & 15. EC also decided to withdraw the

decision of 189th EC in respect of Add. Agenda Item No.14 on eligibility of

155 teachers. EC further decided that a consolidated policy will be prepared

for by the EC members in the matter of teacher’s eligibility.

Agenda Item No. 10. Matter for presentation to GOI as per

BJP Manifesto, 2014- regarding.

It was noted that a letter No.Z.28015/74/2014-P&C (AYUSH) dated 19.5.2014 has

been received from the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Deptt. of AYUSH

regarding material for presentation enclosing therewith a copy of relevant page of

the Manifesto of BJP. The relevant points of the manifesto are reproduced as under:-

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“1. Education and Training: Will review the role of various professional regulatory

bodies in healthcare and consider setting up an overarching lean body for

healthcare. High priority will be given to address the shortfall of health care

professionals.

2. Modernize Government hospitals, upgrading infrastructure and latest

technologies.

3. Reorganize Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in order to coverage

various Departments dealing in healthcare, food and nutrition and

pharmaceuticals for effective delivery of healthcare service.

4. Increase the number of medical and para-medical colleges to make India self

sufficient in human resources and set up an AIIMS like institute in every State.”

The ministry has asked to furnish information/views of the Council in the matter.

Executive Committee decided to authorize the President I/c, CCIM to form a

Committee in consulation with Vice- President (Ayurved & Siddha) to make

a consolidated view of the Council to be sent to the Ministry in the matter.

Agenda Item No. 11. Reporting of decision of Govt. of India in

respect of Ayurved Colleges permitted/not permitted by Govt. of India in compliance of

court order.

It was noted that Government of India has conveyed the decision in respect of

following colleges in compliance of court order.

Ayurveda

Sl. No.

Name of College Session W.P. number

and date of Court

Order

Recommendation of CCIM

Permitted/not permitted

GOI letter number

1. Late Kedari Redekar

Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya,

Kohlapur, Maharashtra

2012-13 WPC No.

9563 of 2012 dated

09.12.2013

Recommended

for the year 2012- 13.”

To grant permission to

the college with 50 seats in BAMS course and 14

seats in 03 PG courses namely Rognidan-04

seats, Rasashastra – 05 seats, Shalya-05 seats for

the academic session

2012-13

R. 17011/154/2012-

EP(IM-1) Dated 07.05.2014

2. Shri Krishna Govt.

Ayurvedic College &

Hospital, Umri Road,

Kurukshetra, Haryana

2011-12 WPC No.

20743 of 2011 dated

15.10.2012

Recommended for

the session 2011-

12.

To grant permission to

the college for BAMS course with 50 UG seats

the academic session 2011-12

R.17011/33/2011-

EP(IM-1)

Dated 12.05.2014


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Agenda Item No. 12. Reporting of decision of Govt. of India in

respect of Ayurved and Unani colleges for Letter of Intent by Govt. of India for the

session 2014-15.

It was noted that Government of India has conveyed the decision in respect of

following Ayurved and Unani colleges for letter of intent for the session 2014-15.

S No.

Name of College Recommendation sent by CCIM

Letter Of Intent by GOI Letter No. & Date

AYURVED

1. Padmashree Dr. D.Y. Patil College of Ayurveda And Research Centre, Pimpri, Pune, Maharashtra.

Recommended to increase Intake Capacity in PG Courses i) Ayurved Samhita-4 to 6 seats, ii)Rachana Sharir-4 to 6 seats. Recommended to start new PG in (i) Kriya Sharir, (ii) Swasthavritta, (iii) Rasashastra, (iv) Panchkarma with 6 seats each

To start new PG in 04 subjects:- (i) Kriya Sharir (ii) Swasthvritta (iii) Rasashastra & bhaishajya Kalpana (iv) Panchkarma with 6 seats each subject. And to increase admission capacity in 02 existing PG courses:- (i) Ayurved Samhita Siddhant (ii) Rachana Sharir 4 to 6 seats in each subject

R. 14011/14/2013-EP (IM-1) R. 13011/14/2013-EP(IM-1) DATED 12.05.2014

2. JSS Ayurveda Medical College, Mysore, Karnataka.

Recommended for increasing 50 to 100 UG seats. Recommended for PG in Swasthavritta- 03 seats

To increase admission capacity from 50 to 100 seats in existing UG course. And to start new PG course in Swasthvritta with 03 seats.

R. 14011/35/2013-EP(IM-1) R. 13011/42/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

3. Shri Vijay Mahantesh Ayurvedic Medical College, Bagalkot, Ilkal, Karnataka

Recommended for Starting new PG in (i) Prasuti Tantra and Stri Roga- 5 seats, (ii) Shalakya Tantra- 5 seats.

To start new PG courses in 02 subjects (i) Prasuti Tantra and Stri Roga (ii) Shalakya Tantra 05 seats in each Subject

R. 14011/34/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

4. Latthe Education Society’s Acharya Deshabhushan Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital, Bedkihal Shamanewadi, Belgaum, Karnataka .

Recommended for increasing 40 to 50 UG seats.

To increase admission capacity from 40 to 50 seats in existing BAMS course.

R. 13011/49/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

5. Bheemchandra Education Trust, Hillside Ayurveda college, Bangalore, Karnataka.

Recommended for 50 UG seats

To start new BAMS course

with 50 UG seats

R.12011/26/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

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6. Shubhdeep Ayurveda Medical College & Hospital, Indore, MP

Recommended for increasing 50 to 60 UG seats. Recommended for new PG in Rognidana- 05 seats. Not recommended for PG in Panchakarma due to deficiency in additional faculty.

To start new PG course in 02 subject (i) Panchakarma & (ii) Rognidan – 5 seats in each subject. And to increase the admission capacity from 50 to 60 seats in existing UG course


7. Narayan Prasad Awasthi, Govt. Ayurved College, Raipur, C.G.

Recommended for 50 to 60 UG seats. Recommended for PG in Dravyaguna- 06 seats and Rognidana- 06 seats. The shortcomings shall be compiled at the time of LOP visit.

To start new PG course in 02 subjects (i) Dravyaguna & (ii) Rognidan & Vikriti Vigyan with 06 seats in each subject. And to increase the admission capacity from 55 to 60 seats in existing UG course


8. Pt. Khushilal sharma Government(Autonomous) Ayurveda College & Institute, Bhopal, MP.

Recommended for increasing 50 to 60 UG seats. Recommended for new PG in Dravyaguna -5, Rasashastra -5, Rognidan -6, Panchkarma -5.

To Start new PG course in 04 subject (i) Dravyaguna – 05 seats, (ii) Rasashastra – 05 seats, (iii) Rognidan – 06 seats, (iv) Panchakarma – 05 seats. And to increase the admission capacity from 50 to 60 seats in existing UG course


9. Govt. Ayurvedic College, Jalukbari, Guwahati

Recommended for Starting new PG in (i) Shalya tantra- 03 seats, (ii) Prasuti & Stri Roga- 02 instead of 04 seats, (iii) Rog nidan-3 seats (iv) Sharir Rachna- 2 seats.

To start new PG course in 04 subjects (i) Shalya Tantra – 03 seats, (ii) Rachana Sharir – 02 seats (iii) Rognidan – 03 seats & (iv) Prasuti Tantra – 04 seats.

R. 14011/02/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

10. University College of Ayurved, Dr. S.R. Rajasthan Ayurvedic University, Jodhpur, Raj.

Recommended for new PG in subjects Kayachikitsa, Shalya tantra, Dravyaguna Vigyan →6 seats each.

To start new PG course in 03 subjects (i) Kayachikitsa, (ii) Dravyaguna and (iii) Shalya tantra 06 seats in each subject.

R. 14011/12/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

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11. Rani Dullaiya Smriti Ayurved PG Mahavidyalaya & Chikitshalaya, Bhopal, MP.


To increase the admission capacity from 50 to 60 seats in existing UG course

R. 13011/26/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

12. J.S.Ayurved Mahavidyalaya & PD Patel Ayurved Hospital,

Nadiad, Gujarat.



R. 13011/38/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

13. Government Autonomous Dhanwantri Ayurveda College, Mangalnath Road, Ujjain, MP.

Recommended for Increase intake from40 To 60 as the college is meeting all requirements for UG course and it is also noted that the minimum requirement for running PG course is not available


R. 13011/21/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

14. Government Ayurved College, Nanded, MS .



R. 13011/05/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

15 Govt. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Raje Raghuji Nagar, Umer Road, Nagpur, Maharashtra.



R. 13011/03/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

16. Chaudhary Harchand Singh Atmaram Education Trust, Quadra Institute of Ayurveda, Roorkee,Hraidwar Road, U.K.


To start new BAMS course with 60 seats

R. 12011/25/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

17. Mahatma Jyotiba Fule Vidyapeeth Samiti, Mahatma Jyotiba Fule Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur, Rajasthan.



R. 12011/22/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

18 Abhilashi Education Society, Abhilashi Ayurvedic college and research institute, Chailchock, Tehsil-Chachyot, Distt. Mandi(H.P.)



R. 12011/14/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

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19. Kalyan Society, Lal Bhadur Shastri Mahila Ayurved college and Hospital, Yamunanagar,Haryana



R. 12011/05/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

20. Dhanvantari Ayurveda College, Hospital & Research Centre, Siddapur, Karnataka.



R. 13011/06/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

21. Vaidya Yagya Dutt Sharma Ayurved Mahaviyalaya, Opp. Dharpa Power House, G.T.Road, Khurja, U.P.

Recommended for increasing 75 to 100 UG seats. Recommended for Starting new PG in (i) Swasthavritta-5, (ii) Agadtantra-5, (iii) Samhita-3, (iv) Siddhant-3, (v) Dravyaguna-5, (vi) Rasshastra & Bhaishjya kalpna-5, (vii) Rachna Sharir-5.

To start new PG course in 06 subjects (i)Swasthavritta-05seats (ii)Agad Tantra & Vyavaharahayurved -05 seats (iii) Ayurved Samhita & Siddhanta-06 seats (iv) Dravyaguna – 05 seats (v) Rasa Shastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana- 05 seats and (vi)Rachana Sharir – 05 seats And to increase the admission capacity from 75 to 100 seats in existing UG (BAMS)


22. R A Podar Ayurved College, Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Conditionally recommended for increase intake of UG from 60 to 100 seats.


R. 13011/01/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 15.05.2014

23. Shree Saptashrungi Ayurved Mahavidyalaya & Hospital Kamal Nagar, Hirawadi, Panchhwati, Nasik, Maharashtra

Recommended for increasing 50 to 60 UG seats. Recommended for start new PG 07 subjects: 1)Samhita&Siddhant (2) Kriya Sharir, (3) Dravyaguna, (4)Rasashastra, (5)Kaumarbhritya, (6)Agad tantra, (7)Panchkarma with 6 seats each.

To start new PG course in 07 subjects (i) Samhita &

Siddhanta

(ii) Kriya Sharir (iii) Dravyaguna

(iv) Rasa Shastra &

Bhaishajya Kalpana

(v) Kaumarbhritya

(vi) Agad Tantra

(vii) Panchkarma with 06 seats in each

Course

And to increase the admission capacity from 50 to 60 seats in existing UG (BAMS)couse


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24. Sri Sai Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Sarsol, G.T. Road, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh

Recommended for increasing 75 to 100 UG seats. Recommended for Increase (PG) course (i) Prasuti Tantra – 04-06 seats & (ii) Shalya Tantra – 04-06 seats. Recommended for PG in Shalakya tantra- 03 seats and Rasashashtra- 06 seats, Agadatantra-06 seats, Sharir Rachana-06 seats and Maulik Siddhant-06 seats.

To start new PG course in 05 subjects (i) ShalakyaTantra-

03seats

(ii) Rasa Shastra & Bhaishajya

Kalpana-06 seats

(iii) Agad Tantra-06 seats

(iv) Rachana Sharir-06

seats

(v) Maulik Siddhant-

06 seats And to increase the admission capacity from 75 to 100 seats in existing UG (BAMS)course And in existing 02 PG courses (i)Prasuti & Strirog (ii) Shalya Tantra from 04 to 06 seats in each course.


25. Prabuddh Shikshan Sanathan, Prabuddh Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre, Lucknow, U.P.



R.12011/09/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 15.05.2014

26. Santushti Human Development Educational and Welfare Society, Santushti College of Medical & Higher Studies, Santusti Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital, Mirzapur, U.P.



R.12011/15/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 15.05.2014

27. Anandi Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s Ayurved Medical College, Hospital & Research Institute, Ajanta Road, Sgvan, Buldana Maharashtra



R.12011/20/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 16.05.2014

28. Bal Bhagwan Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s

Dhanwantri Ayurved Medical College, Degloor Road, Udgir, Distt. Latur


To Increase admission capacity from 50 to 60 seats in existing UG(BAMS) course

R.13011/43/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 16.05.2014

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Maharashtra

29. Shree Dhaneshwari Manav Vikas Mandal, Sou Shantadevi Vedprakash Patil Ayurved College & Research Institute, Mahrashtra

Recommended for 50 UG seats conditionally


R.12011/16/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 16.05.2014

30. Yashwant Ayurvedic College PG Training Research Centre, Kodoli, Kolhapur, MS.


To Increase in the admission capacity from 80 to 100 seats in existing UG(BAMS) course

R.13011/25/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 19.05.2014

31. Jagdamba Education Society, Matoshri Asarabai Darade Ayurvedic college, Babhulgaon, Tal. Yeola, Distt. Nashik, Maharashtra



R.12011/29/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 19.05.2014

32. Sunil Ramsingh Chunawale Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Buldana, Maharashtra.



R.13011/20/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 19.05.2014

33. Aquarius Public Education Society, Mahadeorao Shivankar Ayurved Medical College & Research Institute, Gondia, Maharashtra



R.13011/32/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 19.05.2014

34. Smt. K.C. Ajmera Ayurved College, Dhule, Maharashtra



R.13011/37/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 19.05.2014

35. Sangam Sevabhavi Trust's Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Sangamner, Ahmednagar, Maharashtra



R.13011/44/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 20.05.2014

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36. Dayabhai Maoji Majithiya Ayruveda Mahavidyalaya, Yavatmal, Maharashtra

Recommended for PG in Rognidana- 03 seats.

To start new PG course in Rognidan avum Vikriti Vigyan with 03 seats

14011/03/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 20.05.2014

37. Manjara Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Latur, Maharashtra

Recommended for new PG in Rachna Sharir -4 Seats

To start new PG course in with 03 seats

14011/18/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 20.05.2014

38. Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj Shikshan Sanstha Ayurved Mahavidyalya, Paithan Road, Kanchanwadi, Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Conditionally recommended for increase intake of PG in Kayachikitsa from 04 to 06 seats.

Conditionally recommended for Starting new PG in Panchkarma with 6 seats.

To start new PG course in Panchakarma with 06 seats And to increase the admission capacity in existing PG course namely Kayachikitsa from 04 to 06 seats

R.14011/24/2013-EP(IM-1) R. 13011/52/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 20.05.2014

39. Krishna Education Society, Kusumtai Rajarambapu Patil Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital and Research Institute, Chiplun, Dist-Ratnagiri, Maharashtra

Not Recommended Not to grant Letter of Intent/Permission to establish a Kusumtai Rajarambapu Patil Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital and Research Institute.

R.12011/18/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated- 20.05.2014

40. Dr. G.D. Pol Foundation’s Y.M.T. Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital, Kharghar, Maharashtra

Recommended for

increasing 80 to 100 UG seats.

Recommended for Starting

new PG in (1) Stri Rog & Prasuti tantra-4, (2)

Panchkarma-4 seats

To increase the admission capacity from 80 to 100 seats in existing UG (BAMS) and to start new Post Graduate Course of Study in 02 Subjects namely (i) Prasutitantra and (ii) Panchakarma with 4 seats in each course.

R.13011/45/2013-EP(IM-I) & R. 14011/42/2013-EP(IM-I) Dated- 21.05.2014

UNANI 40. National Institute of

Unani Medicine, Kottigepalya, Bangalore, Karnataka

Not Recommended for deptt. of IBT and also not recommended for Deptt. of Jarahat.

To Start new PG course in 02 subjects (i)Jarahat - 05 seats (ii)Ilaj Bit Tadbeer – 05 seats

R. 14012/01/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014

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41. Luqman Unani Medical College & Hospital, Bijapur, Karnataka

Recommended on condition to fulfill the shortcomings till the LOP.

To increase the admission capacity from 40 to 60 seats in existing UG (BUMS) course.

R. 13012/05/2013-EP(IM-1) Dated 12.05.2014


Addl. Agenda Item No.1. Regarding Audit Report on the accounts of

Central Council of Indian Medicine for the year

2011-12 to 2012-13 received from the Principal Accounts Office, M/o Health & Family

Welfare, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi.

It was noted that a letter No.IA(HQ)/MHFW/ CCIM(172)/2011-12/1009 dated

12.3.2014 was received from Sr. Accounts Officer (IAHQ), Govt. of India, Principal

Accounts Office, M/o Health & Family Welfare, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi regarding

Audit Report on the accounts of CCIM for the year 2011-12 to 2012-13 in which it

is stated that Parawise reply on the objections raised by Internal Audit may be

furnished to the undersigned within a month from the receipt of Audit Report.

After getting replies from all the concerned sections, a comparative statement of

Audit observation and Reply on the Internal Audit for the year 2011-12 to 2012-13

has been prepared which is placed for approval.

Further, it was noted that as regards to Para No.2 of Audit Report for the year 2011-

12 to 2012-13 regarding excess expenditure of telephone at the residence of

entitled officers, a reminder in continuation of letter No.10-13/2012-Internal Audit

dated 28.8.2012 may again be sent to the Government of India, Ministry of Health

& Family, Department of AYUSH, EP(IM-2) with the request to convey the sanction

as required under Section 12(d) of IMCC Act, 1970” for actual payment of telephone

bills (at residence) of entitled officers.

Executive Committee noted and approved the same.

Addl. Agenda Item No.2. Regarding Advance initiation of the process of

filling up of the posts of Director/Head of

Autonomous Bodies under the D/o AYUSH, at

least one year prior to the occurrence of the

vacancy.

It was noted that an O.M. No.V.26011/1/2014-NI(RAV) dated 13.2.2014 has been

received from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Department of AYUSH,

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(NI Desk), New Delhi in which it has been conveyed that the Hon’ble HFM has

directed that in future, the process of filling up of the posts of Director/Head of Autonomous Bodies under the D/o AYUSH, may as a

matter of principle, be initiated at least one year prior to the occurrence of

the vacancy and requested for the compliance of direction of the HFM.

In this connection, it was noted that the direction of the Hon’ble HFM may be

followed in the CCIM also.

Executive Committee agreed to the same.

Addl. Agenda Item No.3. Visitation Report of Ayurveda Colleges under

Section 13C for the session 2014-15- reg.

It was noted that some annexure of Part I of Visitation Report for the session 2014-

15 under section 13C are not signed by the Visitors/Principals of the following

colleges:-

1. Vishnu Ayurveda College, P.O Government Press, Shoranur-679122

Dist. Palakkad Kerala

2. Karnataka Ayurveda Medical College & Hospital K.E.C.T Tower, Ashok Nagar,

Mangalore D.K.,Karnataka

3. SCSES’S Rural Institute of Ayurved, Research Centre & Hospital,At Vidyagiri,

Mayani, Tal. Khatav, Dist. Satara-415102, Maharashtra

4. KMCT Ayurveda Medical College, Manassery, P.O, Taluk & District

Kozhikkode-673602 Kerala

5. J.S. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, College Road, Nadiad-387001

Dist.-Kaira-Nadiad, Gujarat

6. Govt. Akhandanand Ayurved College & Hospital, Lal Darvaja, Bhadra,

Ahmedabad-380001, Gujarat.

Executive Committee decided to get revisitation done of those colleges

where visitors’ signature as well as Principal’s signature are not found. If

the signature of only visitors are not found then explanation will be called

from the visitors. This decision be applicable to all such cases.

Addl. Agenda Item No.4. Recommendation of Screening Committee

in respect of Rishikul Govt. P.N. Ayurvedic College and Hospital Haridwar Uttrakhand

after reassessment- regarding.

It was noted that Rishikul Govt. P.N. Ayurvedic College and Hospital, Haridwar

(Uttrakhand) was visited on 12-13.02.2014 by Prof. G.S.Tomar, Dr. Ram Mohan and

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Dr Rajkumar Yadav to assess the available facilities of teaching and practical training

for conducting UG/PG & PG course under section 13C.

The visitation report along with all the relevant documents and assessment done by

office was considered and examined by Scrutiny Committee held on 12.03.2014 to

14.03.2014 and EC decided to recommend for UG 60 seats and PG in 07 subjects

namely Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana -07 seats, Dravyaguna-04seats, Shalya

tantra-05seats, Shalakya Tantra-04 seats, Prasuti Tantra-04 seats, Kayachikitsa-04

seats, Panchakarma – 04 seats (instead of 05) due deficit in faculty to Govt. of India

for granting permission for the session 2014-15.

Further, it was noted that at the time of reassessment of said college, the members

of screening committee noticed that there is shortage of additional teaching faculty

in Department of Prasuti tantra. Therefore the committee decided not to recommend

for PG course in Prasuti tantra due to unavailability of additional teaching faculty.

Executive Committee agreed to the same.

Addl. Agenda Item No.5. Clarification received from visitor in

respect of Visitation Report of Swami

Kalyandev Government Ayurved College Rampur, Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh

under Section 13C for the session 2014-15.

It was noted that Swami Kalyandev Government Ayurved College, Rampur,

Muzaffarnagar, (Uttar Pradesh) was visited on 24-25.01.2014 for the session 2014-

15 under section 13C & while examining the report only Part I was found with the

report. Further, in this regard as per decision of 190th EC (on 04.04.2014), the

clarification has been asked from the visitor. In response to the same, one visitor

named Dr. V.K.Pandey has sent the copy of Part II of the visitation report of the said

college.

However, with the approval of President I/c, CCIM the report has been considered

and assessed accordingly.


Addl. Agenda Item No.6. Recommendation of Screening Committee in respect of ISM Colleges

visited under Section13C.

It was noted that meetings of Screening Committee of Ayurved and Unani were held

on 26-27.05.2014 and for Siddha on 28.05.2014 and recommendations were placed

before the E.C. at the time of consideration of the same.

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AYURVED

Minutes of Screening Committee Meeting held on 15.05.2014 in respect of

Ayurved Colleges visited under Section 13C for the session 2014-15.

The Screening Committee meeting constituted by Dr. Amitabh Kumar (V.P.

Ayurved), Dr. Bhrigupati Pandey, Dr. V.G. Udaya Kumar, Dr. Srinivas K. Bannigol

and Dr. Umesh Shukla, EC Members, CCIM held on 15.05.2014 to scrutinize the

Visitation Report along with all the relevant documents and assessment done by

office of following Ayurved Colleges under Section 13C. After careful examination of

all the documents and facts, the Screening Committee decided as under:-

S. No. Name of College Remark of Screening Commitee

1. Manjara Ayurved Medical College &

Hospital, Behind Bus Stand, Ghandhi Maidan, Tq. Latrur- 413512,

Maharashtra

Recommended for UG 60 seats

2. Smt. Kamaladevi Gauridutt Mittal Puanrvasu Ayurved Mahavidyalaya

Vd. Ramgopal Sharma Chowk, Netaji

Subhash Road, Charni Road (West),

Dist. Mumbai -400002 Maharashtra

Not recommended for UG & PG due to following reasons:-

1. Hospital is not functional

2. Bed Occupancy is 48.68%

against the requirement of 50% for PG institute.

3. Other shortcomings

mentioned by the visitors.

3. T.M.A.E Society’s Ayurvedic Medical College,

Sankalapura, Tanda, Ballary Road,

Hospet-583201 Karnataka

Recommended for UG 50 seats and PG in Shalya Tantra

(Samanya)- 03 seats with

remedial shortcomings.

4. Sangam Sevabhavi Trust’s Ayurved

Mahavidyalaya

Tal. Sangamner – 422605, Dist. Ahmednagar

Maharashtra


and PG in 04 subjects namely

1. Prasuti Tantra-05 seats 2. Kayachikitsa-03 seats

(instead of 05seats due to

deficit of 01 higher faculty) 3. Shalakya Tantra- (Shiro-

Nasa-Kalan Avum Kantha

Roga)-5 seats

4. Shalya Tantra- 05 seats

5. Bagamar Seva Samiti’s Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain

Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital

Gajendergad-582114 Tq:Ron , Dist. Gadag

Karnataka

Recommended for UG 50 seats and PG in 04 subjects namely

1. Rasashastra-05 seats

2. Kayachikitsa-05 seats 3. Shalya Tantra-05 seats

4. Panchkarma-02 seats

(Instead of 05-seats)

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6. Major S.D. Singh Ayurvedic Medical

College & Hospital Bewar Road,

Fatehgarh,

Dist. Farrukhabad-209625

Uttar Pradesh


7. Sushrutha Ayurvedic Medical College

& Hospital #23, Papaiah Garden, Diagonal Road

C.K. Achukattu, B.S.K., IIIrd Stage

Bangalore – 560085

Karnataka


8. Ahalia Ayurveda Medical College

Kozhipara, Palakkad

Dist. 678557 Kerala


9. Jammu Institute of Ayurved &

Research

Muthi, Nardhani Raipur Ban Talab Road

Jammu Tawi 181123



1. Kriya Sharir-05 seats 2. Kayachikitsa-05 seats

3. Shalya Tantra-05 seats

10. Smt. K.C. Ajmera Ayurved College, Dayasagar Educational Campus,

Agra Road, Deopur,

Dist. & Tal Dhule – 424002, Maharashtra


11. Shri Jagadguru Gurusiddeshwar Co-

Operative Hospital Society’s Ayurvedic Medical College,

Ghataprabha-591310

Tal-Gokak, Dist. Belgaum Karnataka


and PG in 10 subjects namely 1. Dravyagune-05 seats

2. Rasahastra &

Bhaisajyakalpna-05seats 3. Rognidan-05 seats

4. Swasthavritta-05seats

5. Kayachikitsa-05 seats

6. Prasuti Tantra-05seats 7. Shalya Tantra-05seats

8. Shalakya Tantra-05 seats

9. Panchkarma-05seats 10.Kaumarbhritya-05seats

12. Mannam Ayurveda Co-Operative

Medical College,

MSM P.O. Pandalam-689501, Dist. Pathanamthitta

Kerala


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13. Ayujyoti Ayurvedic College & Hospital

Jodhpuria,Sirsa-1250766 Haryana


14. Punjab Ayurved Medical College &

Hospital,

43 MMK, Morzanda Khari, Sri Ganganagar-335037

Rajasthan

Not recommended due to

following reasons:-

1. The higher faculties are 11 in 10 departments gainst

the requirement of 12 in

11 departments.

15. Shree Chhatrapati Shivaji Education Society’s

Dhanwantari Ayurvedic Medical

College, Hospital & Research Centre, Industrial Area, Shiv- Shankar Nagar,

Jatrat Road, Nipani-591237, Tal:

Chikodi, Dist Belgaum, Bangalore, Karnataka


16. Shri K.R. Pandav Ayurved College &

Hospital,

Bahadura, Near Dighori Naka, Umred Road,

Dist. Nagpur

Maharashtra


17. Jupiter Ayurved Medical College &

Hospital,

Shankarpur, Post- Khapri, Tehsil & District Nagpur – 15

Maharashtra


18. Ashwini Educational Association’s Ayurved Medical College & PG Centre,

#405/1, Opp. Bathi Lake, “

Ashwini Nagar”, P.B. Road, Dist. Davangare

Karnataka



2. Shalya Tantra- 05 seats

19. Hon. Shri Annasaheb Dange Ayurved

Medical College and Post Graduate Training Research Centre,

A/p Ashta, Tal. Walwa,

Dist. Sangli- 416301 Maharashtra


and PG in 09 subjects namely 1. Sharir Rachna- 02 seats

2. Sharir Kriya- 05 seats

3. Rasahastra & Bhaisajyakalpna-05seats

4. Shalya tantra- 05 seats

5. Shalakya Tantra – 06

seats 6. Kayachikitsa- 06 seats

7. Rognidan- 06 seats

8. Prasuti Tantra & Stri roga-

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05 seats (instead of 06-

seats) 9. Samhita Siddhanta- 06

seats

20. Aligarh Unani/Ayurvedic

Medical College, ACN Hospital, Opp. F.M. Tower,

Anoopshahr Road,

Aligarh – 202002 Uttar Pradesh


21. Bhanwar Lal Nahata Samriti Sansthan,

Mandsaur Institute of Ayurved

education & Research, Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh


with remedial shortcomings.

22. JD Ayurvedic Medical College &

Hospital

Bhankari, G.T. Road , Aligarh-202001

Uttar Pradesh


23. Sri Sri Nrusinghnath Ayurved College & Research Institute,

P.O Paikmal,

Dist. Bargarh-768039

Orissa

Recommended for UG 30 seats with remedial shortcomings.

24. Loknete Rajarambapu Patil Ayurvedic

Medical College, Hospital, Post

Graduate Institute & Research Centre Urun-Islampur, Sangli Road,

Tal. Walwa,

Dist. Sangali-415409

Maharashtra



1. Swasthavritta- 06 seats 2. Rasahastra &

Bhaisajyakalpna-06seats

3. Agad Tantra- 06 seats

4. Rognidan-06 seats 5. Shalya Tantra- 05 seats

6. Kaumarbhritya-06 seats

7. Kayachikitsa-05 seats 8. Panchkarma- 06 seats

9. Prasuti Tantra & Stri roga-

05 seats

10.Shalakya (Shiro Nasa- Karna Avum Kanta Roga-

06 seats)

25. Atreya Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre

Post Kodigehalli, Doddaballapura

Bangalore-561203

Karnataka


Minutes of Screening Committee Meeting held on 26-27.05.2014 in respect

of Ayurved Colleges visited under 13C

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The Screening Committee constituted by Dr. Amitabh Kumar (V.P. Ayurved), Dr.

V.G. Udaya Kumar, Dr. Srinivas K. Bannigol and Dr. Umesh Shukla, EC Members,

CCIM held on 26-27.05.2014 to scrutinize the Visitation Report along with all the

relevant documents and assessment done by office of following Ayurved Colleges

under Section 13C. After careful examination of all the documents and facts, the

Screening Committee decided as under:-

S.No. Name of College Remark of Screening Committee

1. Veenavadini Ayurved

College & Hospital, Akbarpur, Phase-II, Behind

Kanhakunj,

Kolar Road, Bhopal Madhya Pradesh


2. Chhatisgarh Ayurved

Medical College G.E. Road, Village Manki,

Dist.-Rajnandgaon

491441 Chhatisgarh

Recommended for UG 60 seats (instead

of 75 due to deficit teaching staff)

3. Sri Dharmasthala

Manjunatheshwara College

of Ayurveda & Hospital, Laxminarayan Nagar, P.O.

Kuthpady

Taluk and District Udupi- 574118

Karnataka

Recommended for UG 75 seats and PG

13 subjects namely

1. Samhita Siddhanta- 06 seats 2. Rachna Sharir- 06 seats

3. Dravyaguna- 06 seats


5. Rognidan-05 seats

6. Prasuti tantra & Striroga- 06

setas 7. Kayachikitsa- 06 seats

8. Shalya tantra- 06seats

9. Panchkarma- 06 seats 10.Manasroga- 05 seats

11.Swasthavritta- 04 seats

12.Agad tantra- 05 seats 13.Kaumarbhritya- 04 seats

4. BSSS’S Ramrao Patil

Ayurved Mahavidyalaya & Rugnalaya

Bus Stand Road, Tq.

Purna, Dist. Parbhani Maharashtra


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5. Ayurved Seva Sangh’s

Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Ganeshwadi Panchavati

Tal. & Dist. Nashik-

422003

Maharashtra


in 03 subject namely 1. Kayachikitsa- 05 seats


3. Panchkarma- 01 seat

6. Uttaranchal Ayurvedic

College Ayurved Estate,

17, Old Mussoorie Road,

Rajpur Dehradun – 248009

Uttarakhand


in 02 subjects namely 1. Maulik Siddhanta- 05 seats

2. Swasthavritta- 05 seats

3. Agad tantra- 05 seats

and conditionally recommended for OG Dravyaguna- 05 seats as the college is

not fulfilling the number of species in

herbal garden.

7. Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda

College,

Ollur, Thaikkattussery

Thrissur-680322 Kerala

Recommended fro UG 50 seats and PG

in Kaychikitsa-04 seats with remedial

shortcomings

8. Vaidyaratnam P.S. Varier

Ayurveda College, Kottakkal, P.O Edarikode-

676501,

Taluk-Tirur,

Dist. Malappuram Kerala


in 05 subjects namely 1. Manasroga-06 seats


3. Panchkarma- 04 seats

4. Dravyaguna- 04 seats 5. Swasthavritta- 04 seats

9. Shri Narsingh K.Dube

Charitable Trust’s Nalasopara Ayurved

Medical College &

Hospital (Swargiya Shri Suresh

Nursingh Dube Ayurved

College) Medical College Road, Serve No-59 (Old)

112 New,

Achole, Nallasopara (E)

Tal . Vasai, Dist. Thane- 401209, Maharashtra


10. Dr. BRKR Govt Ayurvedic

College Opp. E.S.I Hospital

Erragadda Hyderabad-

500038

Andhra Pradesh

Not recommended due to deficient in

higher faculty distribution. The Colleges is having 14 higher faculty in 10

department only.

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11. Govt. Ayurvedic Medical

College Dhanwantri Road,

Bangalore-560009

Karnataka


in 06 subject namely 1. Dravyaguna-07 seats


3. Rognidan-03 seats (instead of 06

seats) 4. Panchkarma- 07 seats

5. Shalya tantra-07 seats

6. Shalakya tantra- 07seats

12. S.S.V.Samiti’s Shri SBS

Ayurvedic Medical

College Mundargi-582118, Dist.

Gadag

Karnataka


13. Babe Ke Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital

Village & P.O Daudhar,

Tehsil & Dist. Moga- 142053

Punjab


1. Samhita Siddhanta-06 seats

2. Rachna Sharir-06 seats 3. Dravyaguna-06 seats

4. Kaumarbhritya-01 seat

14. Ashvin Rural Ayurved

College Manchi Hill, Ashvi

B.K. Ashvi BK, Tal . Sangamner,

Dist. Ahmednagar-413714

Maharashtra


in 03 subjects namely




15. Shaheed Kartar Singh

Sarabha Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital

VPO Sarabha,

Dist. Ludhiana-141105

Punjab


16. Government Ayurved College

Near Gurudwara Moti

Bagh,

Patiala-147001

Not recommended due to deficit in higher faculty distribution and bed

occupancy.

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17. Rama Krishna Ayurvedic

Medical College and Research Centre, #54/2,

Ramagondanahalli,

Yelahanka,

Bangalore-560064 Karnataka.


18. Saint Sahara Ayurvedic

Medical College & Hospital, Kot Shamir, Bathinda-

151001

Punjab

Not recommended due to deficit in

higher faculty distribution. The college is having 13 higher faculty in 10

department.

19. Ashwini Ayurvedic Medical

College & Research Centre,

Ring Road, Maralur Taluk & District Tumkur-

572105

Karnataka



1. Dravyaguna-04 seats 2. Kayachikitsa-04 seats


4. Shalakya tantra-04 seats

20. Sri Sri College of Ayurvedic

Sciences & Research, 21st KM Kanakapura Road,

Post Udayapura

Bangalore-560062 Karnataka

Recommended fro UG 50 seats with


21. Yerala Medical Trust

Ayurvedic Medical College

& Hospital Institutional Area, Sector

No.4,

Kharghar, Navi Mumbai– 410 210

Maharashtra

Recommended fro UG 80 seats and PG


1. Samhita Siddhanta-04 seats 2. Rachna Sharir-04 seats

3. Kriya Sharir- 04 seats

4. Dravyaguna-04 seats 5. Rasahastra & Bhaisajyakalpna-

08seats

6. Kayachikitsa-04 seats 7. Rognidan- 04 seats


9. Shalya tantra(Samanya)-04 seats

10.Shalya tantra(Ksharsutra Avum Anushastra)- 04 seats

11. Shalakya tanra- 04 seats

22. Desh Bhagat

Ayurvedic College & Hospital

Post Box No.5, Amloh

Dist. Fatehgarh Sahib-147203

Punjab


in 02 subjects namely 1. Kayachikitsa-05 seats


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23. Shree Chhatrapati Shivaji

Education Society’s Dhanwantari Ayurvedic

Medical College, Hospital &

Research Centre,

Industrial Area, Shiv- Shankar Nagar, Jatrat

Road, Nipani-591237, Tal:

Chikodi, Dist Belgaum, Bangalore,

Karnataka


in 09 subjects namely 1. Samhita Siddhanta- 06 seats

2. Rachna Sharir-06 seats

3. Dravyagune-06 seats

4. Rognidan-06 seats 5. Agad tantra-06 seats

6. Kayachiklitsa-04 seats

7. Shalya tantra-06 seats 8. Prasuti tantra-06 seats


24. Shri Veerpulikeshi Rural

Vidyavardhak Samasth’s Rural Ayurvedic

Medical College, Hospital &

Research Centre

Opposite J.M.F.Court, Ramadurg Road,

P.O & Tq. Badami-587201,

Dist. Bagalkot Karnatka

Recommended for UG 40 Seats with


25. Alva’s Ayurveda Medical

College

Moodbidri, Mangalore Dist. Dakshin Kannada-

574227

Karnataka



1. Samhita Siddhanta- 05 seats 2. Rachna Sharir-05 seats

3. Dravyaguna-05 seats

4. Rasashastra & Bhaisajya Kalpana-10 seats

5. Agad tantra-05 seats

6. Prasuti tantra & Striroga-05 seats

7. Kaumarbhritya-05 seats 8. Shalya tantra – 05 seats

9. Kayachikitsa- 05 seats

10.Panchkarma- 05 seats

26. Rajiv Gandhi Govt. Post-

Graduate, Ayurvedic

College,

Paprola, Tehsil-Baijnath, Dist. Kangra-176115

Himachal Pradesh




2. Shalya tantra – 04 seats 3. Shalakya tantra- 04 seats

4. Samhita Siddhantra- 04 seats

5. Rasashastra-02 seats (instead of 03 seats)

6. Dravyaguna- 02 seats (instead of

03 seats) 7. Rognidan- 02 seats (instead of

03 seats)

8. Prasuti Tantra- 03 seats

9. Balaroga-03 seats

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10.Panchkarma- 02 seats (instead of

03 seats ) 11.Swasthavritta- 03 seats

27. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya &

Hospital Heggeri Extension

Old Hubli-508824

Karnataka


in 05 subject namely 1. Samhita Siddhanta-05 seats


3. Rasashastra- 05 seats

4. Shalya tantra- 02 seats 5. Panchkarma-05 seats

28. Sri Sai Ayurvedic Medical

College & Hospital Opp. Phal Mandi,

Sarsol, G.T. Road

Aligarh – 202001

Uttar Pradesh


in 02 subject namely 1. Shalya tantra- 04 seats

2. Prasuti tantra- 04 seats

29. Chaudhary Devilal College

of Ayurveda, Bhagwangarh, Buria Road,

Tehsil Jagadhri, Distt.

Yamuna Nagar,

Haryana


30. Swami Kalyandev

Government Ayurved College

Rampur,

Muzaffarnagar

Uttar Pradesh

Not recommended due to following

reasons 1. Department of Rasashastra,

Shalya tantra and Panchkarma

are vacant

2. There are 25 teachers against the requirement of 27 teachers.

3. Total higher faculties are 09 in

06 department against the requirement of 12 in 11

departments

31. Sri Dharmathala

Manjunatheshwara College of Ayurveda and Hospital

Thanniruhalla, B M

Road, Taluka & Dist. Hassan-

573201

Karnataka


in 15 subjects namely 1. Samhita Siddhanta- 12 seats

2. Rachna Sharir-06 seats

3. Kriya Sharir- 06 seats 4. Dravyaguna-06 seats

5. Rasashastra & Bhaisajya

Kalpana-06 seats 6. Rogindan-06 seats

7. Swasthavritta- 06seats


9. Manasroga-06 seats

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10.Kaumarbhritya-06 seats

11.Kayachikitsa- 06 seats 12.Panchkarma- 06 seats

13.Prasuti tantra & Striroga-06 seats

14.Shalya tantra – 05 seats

15.Shalakya tantra-04 seats

32. Bharteeya Sanskrit

Prabodhini,

Gomantak Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya & Research

Centre,

Kamakshi Arogyadham

Vajem, Shiroda Tq. Ponda,

Dist. North Goa-403103


33. Shri Basaveshwar Vidya

Vardhak Sangha

Ayurved Medical College &

Hospital, Distt. Bagalkot-58710,1

Bijapur

Karnataka


34. Siddhakala Ayurved

Mahavidyalaya

Pimparne Road,

Sangamner Kd, Tal. Sangamner, Dist.

Ahmednagar-422605

Maharashtra




(instead of 06) 2. Kayachikitsa-02 seats

3. Prasuti tantra- 02 seats

4. Shalya tantra-02 seats 5. Rogindan-04 seats (instead of

06)

Not recommended for PG in

Kaumarbhritya – due to deficit in higher faculty

35. Kalmathada Pujya Sri

Virupaksha Shivacharya Ayurvedic Medical College

& Hospital

Manvi-584123, Dist.

Raichur Karnataka

Recommended fro UG 40 seats

36. Shri Jagadguru

Gavisiddheshwar Ayurvedic Medical College, Post

Graduate Studies &

Research Center,

Koppal – 583231


in 09 subjects namely 1. Dravyaguna-05 seats


3. Swasthavritta- 05seats

4. Rasashastra -05 seats

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Karnataka 5. Sharir Kriya-04 seats

6. Shalakya tantra – 04 seats 7. Kaumarbhritya-04 seats

8. Prasuti tantra & Striroga-04 seats

9. Shalya tantra-05 seats

37. K.V.G Ayurved Medical College & Hospital

Ambatedka Sullia, Dist.

Dakshin Kannada -574327

Karnataka


1. Dravyaguna-06 seats

2. Panchkarma- 06 seats 3. Shalya tantra – 06 seats



6. Rasashastra & Bhaisajya Kalpana- 06 seats

38. Pt. Shiv Shaktilal Sharma

Ayurvedic College & Hospital

Banjali, Sailana Road,

Dist. Ratlam-457001

Madhya Pradesh


in 03 subject namely 1. Panchkarma- 06 seats



39. Guru Nanak Ayurvedic

Medical College &

Hospital Near Ajit Cinema, Barkandi

Road,

Taluka: Muktsar-152026 Punjab


40. Guru Nanak Ayurvedic

Medical College & Research Institute,

Malerkotla Road, Gopalpur,

Near Dehlon, Dist. Ludhiana-141118

Punjab

Not recommended as less higher faculty

in 04 departments.

41. Swami Raghavendracharya Tridand Ayurved

Mahavidyalaya and

Chikitsalaya, Karjara Station, PO

Manjhouli

Via Wazirganj, Gaya-

823001 Bihar

Recommended for UG 40 seats with remedial shortcomings.

193ec minutes 38

42. SMVVS, Smt. Rajeshwari

Karpurmath Memorial Ayurved Medical College &

Research Centre, 100ft.

Ring Road, Behind KC

Nagar, Bijapur -03 Karnataka

Not recommended due to deficit of

Higher faculty available in 10 departments requirement in minimum

11 departments.

43. Indira Gandhi Memorial

Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital,

At-Pokhariput,

P.O.-Khandagiri,

Dist-Khurda, Bhubaneshwer-751030

Orissa

Not recommended due to following

reasons 1. 02 departments are vacant i.e.

Dravyaguna and Swasthavritta,

2. No higher faculty in Samhita

Siddhanta, Rachna Sharir, Prasuti tantra, Kaumarbhritya,

Kayachikitsa and Shalakya

tantra.

44. Kisan Dnyanoday Mandal

Gudhe’s Ayurved College &

Hospital

Near Aurangabad Bye Pass,Dhule Raod ,

Chalisgaon,

Dist. Jalgaon-424101 Maharashtra

Recommended for UG 50 seats with


45. Vaidya Yagya Dutt Sharma Ayurved Mahavidyalaya

Opposite Dharpa Power

House,

Dist. Bulandshahar, G.T.Road,

Khurza- 203131

Uttar Pradesh


1. Kriya Sharir-05 seats

2. Chaya Avam Vikran- 05 seats

3. Prasuti tantra- 04 seats 4. Kayachikitsa-05 seats

5. Shalya tantra – 05 seats

6. Sangyaharan-05seats 7. Panchkarma-05 seats


46. Dr. B.N.M Rural Ayurvedic Medical College &

Hospital

Smt. Sushiladevi, Nagur Colony

College Road, Tq. & Dist.

Bijapur-586101

Karnataka

Not recommended due to less higher faculty for UG and PG and many other

shortcomings

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UNANI

Recommendation of Screening Committee held on 27th

May, 2014 at New Delhi

It was noted that the meeting of Screening Committee (Unani) under the convenership of Dr. Rashidullah Khan, Vice-President-Unani & President I/c, CCIM was held on 27.05.2014 to scrutinize the visitation reports of Unani Colleges under 13C :-

Present :- 1. Dr. Rashidullah Khan (Vice-President-Unani) , Convener 2. Dr. Shuhabuddin, Member, EC Absent:- 1. Dr. Mohd. Shafique, Member, EC 1. Dr. Shagufta Aleem (Member , CCIM) On the basis of assessment report prepared by office, the Screening Committee after going through the content of the visitation reports (Part –I & Part –II including all relevant documents & Annexure submitted by the visitors and college) of following Unani Colleges as well as in view of notified Minimum Standard & Requirements of Unani College and attached Hospital Regulations, 2013 made the following recommendations:-

S.

No.

V.R.

No.

Name of the College Recommendations

1. 04 Zulfequar Haider Unani Medical

College, Siwan (Bihar)

Not Recommended

2. 05 Salfia Unani Medical College,

Darbhanga (Bihar)

Recommended for UG – 50 seats

3. 06 Nizamia Unani Medical College,

Gaya (Bihar)


4. 07 Mohsin-e-Millat Unani Medical

College, Raipur (CG)

Not Recommended

5. 10 IAMS, Srinagar (J&K) Not Recommended

6. 11 Kashmir Unani Medical College,

Srinagar (J&K)

Not Recommended

7. 15 HMS Unani Medical College,

Tumkur (Karnataka)

Not Recommended

8. 17 Saifia Unani Medical College,

Burhanpur (MP)

Recommended

9. 18 Al-Farooque Unani Medical

College, Indore (MP)


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10. 20 Hakim Abdul Hameed Unani

Medical College, Dewas (MP)

Not Recommended

11. 21 MIJ Tibbia College, Mumbai

(MS)

Not Recommended

12. 22 Mohammadia Tibbia College,

Malegaon (MS)

Recommended for UG – 60 Seats

and PG in Amraze Niswan wa

Qabalat – 02 seats

However, not recommended for

PG in Deptt. of Ilmul Advia.

13. 25 Iqra Unani Medical College,

Jalgaon (MS)

Recommended UG – 50 seats

14. 26 Rajputana Unani Medical

College, Jaipur (Raj.)

Not Recommended

15. 28 Govt. Unani Medical College,

Chennai (TN)

Not Recommended

16. 29 State Takmil ut-tib Unani

Medical College, Lucknow (UP)

Not Recommended

17. 30 State Unani Medical College,

Allahabad (UP)

Not Recommended

18. 31 Jamia Tibbia Deoband Unani

Medical College, Saharanpur (UP)

Recommended for UG – 50

Seats and PG – 04 Seats in

Moalajat

19. 32 Ibne Sina Unani Medical College,

Azamgarh (UP)


Seats

20. 33 Deoband Unani Medical College,

Saharanpur (UP)


Seats and PG in Munafeul Aza –

02 Seats, Niswan wa Qabalat –

02 Seats and Jarahat – 02 Seats.

However not recommended for

PG in Moalajat

21. 34 Allama Iqbal Unani Medical

College, Muzaffarnagar (UP)


Seats

22. 35 Aligarh Unani Medical College,

ACN, Aligarh (UP)


Seats

23. 36 SGM Unani Medical College,

Ghazipur (UP)


Seats

24. 38 Abdul Ali Tibbia College,

Lucknow (UP)

Not Recommended

25. 40 Calcutta Unani Medical College,

Kolkata (WB)


Seats

26. 41 Yunus Fazlani Unani Medical

College, Auranagabad (UP)


Seats

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27. 42 Hakim Rais Unani Medical

College, Sambhal, Moradabad

(UP)


Seats

SIDDHA

Recommendation for the Siddha Colleges for session 2014-15 under Section 13C of

the screening committee held on 03-04.04.2014 and finalized on 28.05.2014 are as

below:-

Sl.No. Name of the college Observation of the screening

committee

1. Govt. Siddha Medical College,

Palayamkottai, TN

Recommended for UG 100 Seats and PG 37 Seats (6 Subjects) 1. Maruthuvam - 6 Seats; 2. Gunapadam - 8 Seats; 3.Sirappumaruthuvam- 6 Seats; 4. Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam-6 Seats 5. Noi Naadal and Noi Mudhal Naadal- 5 Seats; 6. Nanju Noolum Maruthuva Neethi Noolum-6 Seats.

2. Govt. Siddha Medical College, Chennai, TN Recommended for UG 50 Seats

and PG 28 Seats (5 Subjects)

1. Maruthuvam - 9 Seats;

2. Gunapadam - 6 Seats;

3. Sirappumaruthuvam – 5 Seats;

4. Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam- 4

Seats;

5. Noi Naadal and Noi Mudhal

Naadal - 4 Seats.

3. Akila Thiruvithamcore Siddha Vaidya Sangam Siddha Maruthuva Kallory & Hospital, Munchirai, KANYAKUMARI. TN

Recommended for 40 UG Seats.

4. Velumailu Siddha Medical College,

Sriperumbudur, TN

Recommended for UG 40 Seats

5. Sri Sairam Siddha Medical College and Research Centre, Chennai.


6. Santhigiri Siddha Medical College, Thiruvanathapuram. Kerala


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7. National Institute of Siddha, Tambaram CHENNAI 106. TN

Recommended for PG 46 seats

(6 Specialities)

1.Maruthuvam-8 Seats

2.Gunapadam-8 Seats

3.Sirappu Maruthuvam -8 Seats

4.Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam -8

Seats

5.Noi Nadal-7 Seats

6.Nanjunoolum Maruthuva

Neethinoolum-7 Seats

8. RVS Siddha Medical College, Coimbatore.


9. Sivaraj Siddha Medical College, Salem.

Recommended for UG 50 seats.

s

Executive Committee approved the same and decided to send the

recommendations to Govt. of India except for the college at Sr. No. 4 i.e.

Velumailu Siddha Medical College, T.N. for which EC decided that

recommendation will be sent after verification of land details.

Addl. Agenda Item No. 7. Regarding recommendation of Sindagi Shanta

Veereshwar Ayurvedic Medical College, Haweri (Karnataka) under Section 13C.

It was noted that due to oversight, the Screening Committee while scruitnizing the Visitation Report of Sindagi Shanta Veereshwar Ayurvedic Medical College, Haweri

(Karnataka) under Section 13C has recommend for UG 50 seats instead of 40 seats

as sanctioned by Govt. of India. Therefore, the seats as reported to 192nd EC in

respect of said college be read as 40 seats.

Further, it is informed that the recommendations of said college as per actual sanctioned seats by GOI have been sent with the approval of President I/c, CCIM.


Addl. Agenda Item No.8. Expenditure for the month of April, 2014-

regarding.

It was noted that the Central Council has made the following expenditure in

the month of April, 2014:-

S.NO. NAME OF HEAD AMOUNT

1. Pay of Secy./Estab. 793884

2. Dearness Allowance 885634

3. HRA 240690

4. TPA with D.A. 170820

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5. W.A. 600

6. NPS Tier-I 38286

7. Pension 521907

8. L.T.C 25700

9. Consolidated Salary 405725

10. Medical Reimb. 1409

11. OTA/ Compensation Allowance 1100

12. Tuition Fee 141566

13. Telephone 6902

14. Printing 1720

15. Newspapers & Periodicals Books 869

16. I.T 2618

17. Misc. Exps. 37207

18. T.D.S. 45116

19. T.A. President 23448

20. T.A. Estab. 62058

21. T.A. Executive Committee 1134884

22. T.A. Sub-Committee 36509

23. T.A. Member of Council 361371

24. Conveyance 900

25. T.A. Visitation (Ayu.) 1354254

26. T.A. Visitation (Unani) 308846

27. T.A. Visitation (Siddha) 41207

28. T.A. Bridge Course 70250

29. Seminar 16602

30. Honorarium 45750

31. DPC/Selection Comm. 28727

TOTAL 68,06,559

Executive Committee noted the same. It was also decided that air journey

below 500 Km is not allowed for all CCIM members (except entitled

member/expert, etc) as per rules.

Addl. Agenda Item No.9. Representation received regarding application of aggregate passing (40:50 rule) for Post graduate students (MD, MS Ayurved) appearing for examination.

It was noted that a letter has been received from Dr. Shailesh. S. Nikam, General

Secretary, N.I.M.A regarding aggregate passing (40:50 rule) for Post graduate

students (MD, MS Ayurved) appearing for examination referring the Dental Council

of India Norm as under DCI revised MDS course regulation, 2007. As per the

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applicant, the students undergoing the Postgraduate (MD, MS Ayurveda) course

have the passing criteria of obtaining 50% marks in respective subjects at present.

In the modified structure, a candidate appearing for the exam would need to obtain

aggregate 50% marks in his exams including Theory (I+II+II+IV) & Practicals

individually. The minimum passing criteria for each paper in theory would be 40%

only. This revision has been brought into force by many Councils, Universities & will

save the suffering of candidates disqualifying by minimal difference in the exam.

Further, it was noted that a similar matter {Representation received from students

of MUHS, Nashik regarding assessment of final year exam of MD/MS (Ayurved) course} was discussed in 190th EC meeting held on 04.04.2014 and the decision of

the Executive Committee is as under:

“Executive Committee decided that in the final year examination of PG the candidate

is required to obtained minimum 50% marks in aggregate in theory instead of 50% marks in individual papers.”

Executive Committee decided to forward the matter to Regulation

Committee.

Addl. Agenda Item No.10. Visitation report of Ganga Education Society’s

Ayurvedic Medical College, Kolhapur,

Maharashtra under Section 13 C of the IMCC

Act, 1970. It was noted that Ganga Education Society’s Ayurvedic Medical College, Kolhapur,

Maharashtra was visited by Dr. Satya Dev Khichariya and Dr. Sudarshan Behera on

27th & 28th January, 2014. After going through the visitation report, it had been

found that only Part-II was submitted by the visitors. Therefore, as per decision of

the EC clarification had been asked from the visitors.

It is further submitted that in response to the same, the clarification received from

one visitor named Dr. Satya Dev Khichariya is as under:

“at the time of the visitation of Ganga Education Society’s Ayurvedic Medical College,

Kolhapur, Maharashtra dated 27th & 28th January, 2014, after reaching there we

found the institute and their Associated Hospital was locked since last few months as

quarry collected from their neighbor residents by us. The profarma Part-I has been

provided by the college only. Due to the locked institute we couldn’t found that

Proforma Part-I.”


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Addl. Agenda Item No.11. Declaration of property details of the employees

and members of CCIM.

It was noted that as per the direction of the President I/c, CCIM, the property details of

the employees of CCIM and members of CCIM is required to be declared to the Council.

Executive Committee approved the same for office employees only.

Addl. Agenda Item No.12. Newspaper Report regarding arrest of

Dr. Surendra Patel, Member, CCIM.

It was noted that as per reports published in various English & Hindi newspapers,

among other persons, Dr. Surendra Patel, member of CCIM has also been reported

to have been arrested by the State Police of Madhya Pradesh in mal-practice in the examination for the appointments in State Government.

In this connections, it was noted that Dr. Surendra Patel is an elected member of the CCIM under Section 3(1)(a) of the IMCC Act, 1970 from the State of Madhya

Pradesh since 13th September, 2011.

Executive Committee decided that as the matter is of serious nature, hence

the member in question will not be assigned any work of the Central

Council of Indian Medicine till the final outcome of the investigation.

Further, a letter is to be sent to concerned Police Station, M.P. to obtain

relevant documents and statement of the said member.

It was also decided that the recommendations in respect of colleges which

have been visited by the said member will not be sent to Govt. of India

unless the Visitation Reports are again verified by the Council. If any recommendations of such colleges have been sent to Govt. of India, they

will be recalled and will be sent again after verification of the report.

Addl. Agenda Item No.13. Ratification of the decision of President I/C,

CCIM in respect of payment to Senior

Advocate and Additional Advocates appearing on behalf of CCIM before Supreme

Court of India and various High Courts.

It was noted that given below are the details of payments done by CCIM to

Senior/Additional Advocates with the sanction of President I/C, CCIM for pursuing

the cases before the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts:-

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S.No. Particulars Amount paid/to be paid (Rs.)

1. SLP No. 5230/2014, CCIM V/s Dr. Ved Prakash Tyagi, Supreme Court of India – 27.02.2014- Paras Kuhad

3,30,000/-

2. W.P. No. 1754/2014, Dr. Ved Prakash Tyagi & Ors. V/s UOI & Ors, Nainital High Court – 04.03.2014- Tasneem Ahmadi

36,300/-

3. W.P. No. 575(MS) of 2014 and SPA No. 70 of 2014 Dr. Ved Prakash Tyagi V/s UOI & Ors. Nainital High Court – 19.03.2014 & 20.03.2014- Tasneem Ahmadi

72,600/-

4. SLP No. 5230/2014 Central Council of Indian Medicine V/s Dr. Ved Prakash Tyagi & Ors, Supreme Court – 10.03.2014-

Tasneem Ahmadi

36,300/-

5. W.P. No. 1754/2013 Dr. Ved Prakash Tyagi & Ors V/s UOI & Ors. Nainital High Court – 17.02.2014 Tasneem Ahmadi

96,800/-

6. SLP No. 5230/2014 CCIM V/s Dr. Ved Prakash Tyagi & Ors. Tasneem Ahmadi

72,600/-

7. CCIM V/s Ved Prakash Tyagi & Ors (SPL. No. 15/2014)Nainital High Court at Uttrakhand – 03.02.2014 & 10.02.2014. Legal Axis

6,000/-

8. Dr. M. Trinadha Rao V/s Executive Officer & Ors. (WPC 253/2014) Hyderabad High Court – 04.02.2014 - Legal Axis

6,000/-

9. Sri Satya Sai Murlidhar Ayurvedic College & Hospital Vs. UOI & Ors. (W.P.C. No. 26013/2013)

Punjab & Haryana High court- Legal Axis

6,000/-

10.

Om Prakash Purushootam V/s UOI (W.P.C. No. 5082/2013) Bombay High Court at Nagpur- Legal Axis

14,750/-

11. Santosh Vs. State of Maharashtra (W.P.C. No. 6495/2013)

Bombay High Court at Nagpur- 06.02.2014, 20.02.2014 & 07.03.2014- Legal Axis

18,000/-

12. Dr. Arun Kumar Dwivedi Vs. State of U.P. (W.P.C. No. 63313/2013) Bombay High Court at Nagpur- Legal Axis

21,350/-

13. Riyazuddin Vs. State of NCT of Delhi (CRLA 577/2013)

Delhi High Court, New Delhi

12,000/-

14. Satish Chander Tiwari vs. UOI (W.P.C. No. 64291/2013) Allahabad High Court Legal Axis

6,000/-

15. Anu S. Prasad & Ors. Vs. Central Council of Indian Medicine & Ors (SLP No. 39221/2013) Supreme Court of India

16,750/-

16. Ashok Kumar Vs. UOI & Ors. District Court Pujnjab Legal Axis

6,000/-

17. CCIM vs. Ved Prakash Tyagi (SLP No. 5230/2014) Supreme Court of India Legal Axis

27,000/-

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18. Legal Opinion with regards to the election of members- Legal Axis 2,000/-

19. Complaint against official of Dharma college of Ayurveda- Legal Axis 2,000/-

TOTAL 7,88,450/-

Executive Committee noted and approved/ratified the same.

Addl. Agenda Item No.14. Filing of S.L.P. No. 14024/2014 titled as CCIM V/s

T. Retnapandian & ors. before Supreme Court of

India, at New Delhi.

It was noted that Madras High Court, Madurai Bench has passed the orders dated

26/3/14, 03/4/14, 7/4/14, 16/4/14 in WP No.4713/2014 titled as T. Retnapandian V/s

UOI & ors. whereby the said court has stayed the declaration of result of election to the

post of President, CCIM held on 20/3/14. Aggrieved from the above said orders, CCIM

filed the SLP before the Supreme Court seeking quashing of the said orders of Madras

High Court, Madurai Bench. The SLP was listed on 22.05.2014 and the Court issued

notice (Dasti) to the respondents. The next date of hearing is 02.06.2014.


Addl. Agenda Item No.15. Filing of S.L.P. titled as CCIM V/s Ved

Prakash Tyagi & Ors. before Supreme Court

of India, at New Delhi.

It was noted that an order dt.13/5/14 has been passed by Nainitaal High Court, Division

Bench in Special Appeal No.70/14 filed by Ved Prakash Tyagi assailing the order

dt.10/3/14 of Single Judge, Nainitaal High Court in WP No.1754/13. Vide order dated

13/5/14, the DB has remanded the WP No.1754/13 to the single Judge, Nainitaal High

Court for disposal. The CCIM was not heard by DB before passing the order dt.13/5/14.

Aggrieved by the order dated 13/5/14 of Division Bench of Nainital High Court, CCIM filed

the SLP challenging the order dt.13/5/14.


Addl. Agenda Item No.16. Regarding final syllabus of 3rd and 4th

professional year for BAMS.

It was noted that a meeting to finalize the syllabus of the 3rd and 4th professional

year for BAMS was conducted in the office of CCIM, New Delhi on 12-13.05.2014.

The final syllabus submitted by concerned subject experts in the meeting was

considered by the Committee.

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Executive Committee noted and approved the same and also decided to

send to all the concerned as well as to upload on CCIM website. It was also

decided that the entire syllabus may now be got printed in binding/ in the

shape of book.

Addl. Agenda Item No.17. Reporting on the decision of Govt. of India in respect of Bundelkhand Government

Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital,

Gwalior Road, Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh in compliance to Court Order.

It was noted that Govt. of India has forwarded the decision of following college in

compliance to the Court Order dated 13.03.2014 of Hon’ble Court of Allahabad

under Civil Misc. W.P. No. 48027/2013 & 31178/2013 as under

S.

no.

Name of the College Decision of Govt. Of India for the

session 2012-13

1. Bundelkhand Government Ayurvedic Medical College &

Hospital, Gwalior Road, Jhansi,

Uttar Pradesh

Permitted vide letter No. R-17011/195/2012-EP(IM-1)

dated: 30.04.2014


Addl. Agenda Item No.18. Authorization for issuing Enrolment

Certificates/Direct Registration

Certificates, getting published the

Central Registers and Various

Regulations in the Gazette of India.

It was noted that the EC in its meeting held on 22.10.2013 decided to withdraw its

decision of revocation of suspension of Dr. P.R. Sharma, Registrar-cum-Secretary

(taken on 23.08.2013 in 181st meeting of EC) with immediate effect pending

enquiry proceedings. Accordingly, Dr. P.R. Sharma, Registrar-cum-Secretary was suspended w.e.f. 22.10.2013 (A.N.).

In this connection, Dr. P. R. Sharma, approached to the Central Administrative

Tribunal, Principal Bench at New Delhi and got his suspension stayed vide order

passed in O.A. No.3904/2013 filed by Dr. P. R. Sharma V/s UOI & Ors. Accordingly,

Dr. P. R. Sharma, Registrar-cum-Secretary was allowed to attend the office vide Office Order No. 30-5/2013-CC (42) dated 04.11.2013 alongwith the said order

dated 01.11.2013. He joined his duty w.e.f. 08.11.2013.

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In this connection, it is further submitted that Dr. P. R. Sharma was allowed to join

the office in view of order of CAT but no work was allotted to him. Since, Dr. P. R. Sharma being the Registrar-cum-Secretary of this Council was the DDO but no work

was allotted to him due to which the obligatory work and duties envisaged in him

could not has been discharged and all financial matters were stagnated and even

normal routine work was hampering. It was, therefore, decided that in the present circumstance, it would be appropriate, if a senior officer of the Council is authorized

to discharge the powers and duties of the Registrar-cum-Secretary/DDO. Executive

committee after detailed discussion and taking the present situation decided that Dr. Shamshad Bano, Assistant Registrar (Unani) may be authorized to discharge the

duties of the DDO till further orders.

Accordingly, an Office Order was issued for Dr. Shamshad Bano, Asstt. Registrar

(Unani) to discharge the duties of Registrar-cum-Secretary/DDO etc. and since then

all Bank Accounts of the Council are being operated with the signature of Dr. Shamshad Bano, Asstt. Registrar (Unani) in the capacity of Registrar-cum-

Secretary/DDO which is the vested power in Registrar-cum-Secretary.

In this connection, it is further submitted that as per Section 23(1) of the IMCC Act,

1970, the Central Council shall cause to be maintained the Central Register of Indian

Medicine containing the names of all persons who possess any of the recognised

medical qualifications. As per section 23(2) of the said Act, it is the duty of the Registrar of the Council to keep and maintain the Central Register of Indian Medicine

in accordance with the provisions of the said Act and orders made by the Central

Council from time to time and publish the same in the Gazette of India in the manner as may be prescribed. Also, as per provision made under Section 25 of the

said Act, it is for the Registrar to grant registration on the application made by any

person and enter his name in the Central Register of Indian Medicine in the prescribed manner.

The Central Register is prepared and got published in the Gazette of India in the

manner already prescribed by the Central Council and Enrolment Certificate/Direct Registration Certificate is accordingly issued to all the concerned. To execute these

functions, the name of Asstt. Registrar (Unani) is being used as Registrar-cum-

Secretary and she has been putting her signature on it.

But it has now been pointed out that in the present situation, when Dr. P. R. Sharma

is in office, how statutory functions like operating Bank Accounts in the capacity of

DDO would be discharged by some other officer and Gazette Notifications including

various Regulations/Enrolment Certificates/Direct Registration Certificates/I.Cards

etc. will be issued whereas such powers are vested in Registrar-cum-Secretary.

Since, the above work of publishing the Central Register of Indian Medicine including

regulations, issuing the Enrolment Certificate/Direct Registration Certificate have to be performed in the prescribed manner by the Central Council, but the Central

Council has not allotted any work to the existing Registrar as per its own decision

due to finding him to have been indulged in some illegalities, it would, therefore, be

in order and in public interest that the works of mandatory nature may not suffer

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further and Dr. Shamshad Bano, Asstt. Registrar (Unani) who has already been

authorized to perform as DDO, and who is already discharging the functions as mentioned above, may further be authorized to get the Central Register of Indian

Medicine published in the Gazette of India and to issue the Enrolment

Certificate/Direct Registration Certificates/I.Cards etc. in the capacity of Asstt.

Registrar (Unani) itself henceforth and such works done/being done may be treated for and on behalf of the CCIM with full competency as that of Registrar, CCIM.

Executive Committee decided that only Registrar be printed and the

officer/person who is discharging the duties of Registrar at that particular

time will sign over the Enrolment Certificate/Direct Registration Certificate/ I-Cards /the Gazette Notifications.

Addl. Agenda Item No.19. Regarding extreme corruption by AYUSH

Deptt. Councils.

It was noted that a letter has been received from Govt. of India, Deptt. of AYUSH

vide no. Z.28015/02/2014-EP(IM-2) dated 23.04.2014, forwarding a copy of letter

dated 10.01.2014 from PMO enclosing therewith a representation dated 03.01.2014

of Dr. Satpathi on the subject cited above to examine the matter.

The contents of the representation of Dr. Satpathi are as under

“I am well wisher of congress. AYUSH Dept. Council‟s namely is Central Council

Homeopathy, New Delhi & Central Council of Indian Medicine, New Delhi defaming

current Govt. by illegal activities in name of ruling party. They are conduction

inspection in short duration (like 10 month-1years) as against rule of one inspection

every 3 years for established colleges. During inspection, inspectors and Council

office bearer are demanding very very high sums in Lakhs as gifts to make the

correct report or else they are ready to create pseudo negative report and defame

college also. If college managements revolt they threaten them in name of Central

ruling congress party & show fear to withdrawn permission. Under these conditions,

when 2014 election are proposed this activities puts a very bad impression of

congress in college owners/staff/students & relatives too as each time there is

inspections all of them are over burdened with hectic work & leaves stand cancelled.

So they all speak ill about ruling party. Atleast till elections, councils & AYUSH Dept.

should be strictly warned to stop illegal activities & corruption. In Central Council of

Homeopathy, New Delhi there is monopoly of President Dr Ramjee Singh and his

favorites Vice President Dr. Arun Bhasme is still continuing is post after 4 years of

completing his turn but no one can dare to give any different opinion.

Expecting the appropriate response.”

Executive Committee took the matter seriously and decided to take stern

action, if anything brought to the notice of the Council.

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Addl. Agenda Item No.20. Recommendation of the Screening

Committee in respect of of Maharashtra

Arogya Mandal’s Sumati Bhai Shah Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Malwadi, Hadapsar ,

Tal:Haveli, Distt. Pune, Maharashtra and

Bharti Vidyapeeth’s University, College of

Ayurved, Satara Road, Tal. Haveli, Pune, Maharashtra under Section 13C for the

session 2014-15.

It was noted that due to oversight in the sanctioned seats of Maharashtra Arogya Mandal’s Sumati

Bhai Shah Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Malwadi, Hadapsar , Tal:Haveli, Distt. Pune, Maharashtra

and Bharti Vidyapeeth’s University, College of Ayurved, Satara Road, Tal. Haveli, Pune,

Maharashtra, seats of PG Diploma course has not been mentioned in the assessment as

sanctioned by GOI. Therefore, in the recommendation of Screening Committee as well as in

decision of 192nd

E.C. meeting held on 16.05.2014 , the recommendation for PG Diploma course

has been left.

Further, it was noted that with the approval of President I/c, the reports of these colleges are again

refer to Screening Committee consisting of Dr. Amitabh Kumar, Dr. Uday Kumar, Dr. Srinivas

Bannigol and Dr. Umesh Shukla dated 27.05.2014 for their recommendation. After reconsidering

the reports the recommendation of Screening Committee is as under:

S.No Name of College Recommendation of screening committee

1. Maharashtra Arogya Mandal’s

Sumati Bhai shah Ayurved

Mahavidyalaya Malwadi, Hadapsar

,Tal:Haveli, Distt. Pune, Maharashtra

Recommended for UG 60 seats and PG in 10 subjects namely,

1.Samhita Siddhanta-06

2. Rachna Sharir-06

3. Kriya Sharir-06

4. Dravyaguna-06 5.Rasashastra and Bhaisajya Kalpana-06

6.Rognidan-06

7. Prasuti Tantra-06

8.Agad Tantra-06

9.Kayachikitsa-06

10.Shalya Tantra-06

Recommended for PG Diploma course in

1.Ayurvedic Pharmaceutics-Rasashastra & Bhaisajya Kalpna-05

2. Prasuti Tantra &Stri Rog-05

2. Bharti Vidyapeeth’s University,

College of Ayurved, Satara Road,

Tal. Haveli, Pune, Maharashtra

Recommended for UG 100 seats and PG in 14 subjects namely,

1.Samhita Siddhant-04

2.Rachna Sharir -04

3.Dravyaguna-04 4.Kriya sharir-04

5.Rasashastra and Bhaisajya Kalpna-04

6.Rognidan-03

7. Swasthvritta-05

8.Agad Tantra-04

9.Prasuti tantra and Stri Rog-05

10.Kaumarbhritya-04

11.Kayachikitsa-05

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12.Shalya Tantra-04

13.Shalakya Tantra-04

14.Panchkarma-03

Recommended for PG Diploma course in

1. Panchkarma-02

2. Ayurveda Sangyaharan-02

3. Ayurvedic Cosmetology and Skin-02 4. Prasuti Tantra & Stri Rog-02

5. Balrog-02

6. Netra rog-02

Executive Committee noted the same and ratified.

Addl. Agenda Item No.21. Recommendation of the Screening Committee in respect of Ayurved Colleges after review

regarding.

It was noted that decision of the Screening Committee I respect of the following

colleges has been placed below 192nd EC Committee held on 16.05.2014 and EC

decided to review the decision regarding recommendation of Screening Committee.

Further, it was noted that in compliance of decision of EC, the Visitation Report of

these colleges has been placed before Screening Committee on 28.05.2014 for

review of decision. The decisions of Screening Committee are as under:-

Sl.No. Name of College Remark of Screening Committee

1. Dr. Vandanatai Jagannathrao Dhone Gramin Ayurved

Mahavidyalaya Taluka Patur – 444501, Dist. Akola Maharashtra

Recommended for UG 50 seats.

2. Vidarbha Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Dhawantari

Nagar, Chhatri Talao Road, Taluka & District Amrawati 444606 Maharashtra


1. Kayachikitsa 2 seats 2. Shalya Samanya 3 seats

3. Shalakya 2 seats Not recommended for Swasthavritta due to deficit lower and higher faculty.

3. Shubhdeep Ayurved Medical College Gram- Datoda, Khandwa Road Teh. Mhow, Near Chokhi

Dhani Dist.- Indore-452020 Madhya Pradesh

Not recommended for UG and PG due to following reasons. 1. The available higher faculties are only in 10 departments against

the requirement in 11 departments. 2. Since the college is the not fulfilling the UG requirements, the PG

seats can not be recommended.

4. Muniyal Institute of Ayurveda Medical Sciences

No.34/C, Shivalli Insdustrial Area

Taluk & Distt. Udupi, Manipal

Karnataka

Not recommended due to following reasons

1. The higher faculties are only in 07 departments against the

requirement in 11 departments.

5. Bapuji Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital,

Sowlanga Road, Opp. A.G. College,

Channamumbapura, Shimoga, Karnataka

Not recommended due to following reasons

1. The higher faculties are only in 10 departments against the

requirement in 11 departments.

Executive Committee ratified the same.

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Addl. Agenda Item No.22. Discussion on the functioning of CCIM officers

regarding.

With the permission of the Chair, a discussion was held with regard to the

functioning of CCIM officers and it was noted that although Dr. Shamshad Bano,

Asstt. Registrar (Unani) who is presently looking after and discharging the duties of

the Registrar-cum-Secretary is performing promptly but there is a lot to improve her

functionality and working behaviour.

The EC noted it and directed the Asstt. Registrar (Unani) to be cautious and

responsive in future.

The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the Chair.

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