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CENTRAL COUNCIL OF INDIAN MEDICINE

NEW DELHI

MINUTES OF 181st MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HELD ON

23.08.2013 AT NEW DELHI

PRESENT

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

2. Dr. V Stanley Jones, Vice-President (Siddha) Member

3. Dr. Prasanna Rao Member 4. Dr. Chandrakant Kolte Gangaram Member

5. Dr. Bhirgupati Pandey Member

6. Dr. V.G. Udayakumar Member 7. Dr. Mohd. Shafique Member

8. Dr. Shuhabuddin Member

9. Dr. B. Muthukumar Member

Special Invitees

1. Vaidya Devendra Triguna Member, CCIM

2. Dr. S. K. Sharma Member, CCIM 3. Dr. Anis Ansari Member, CCIM

Dr. Shamshad Bano Officiating Secretary, CCIM

Agenda Item No. 1. Confirmation of minutes of the 180th meeting of

Executive Committee held on 26.06.2013 and adjourned meeting held on 06.8.2013 at New

Delhi.

It was noted that 180th meeting of Executive Committee was held on 26.06.2013

and adjourned meeting held on 06.08.2013 at New Delhi. The minutes of the same

have been circulated to all the members of the Executive Committee by post vide letter No. 5-1/2013 (180th EC) dated 14.08.2013 to suggest addition/deletion if

any within 21 days from the issuance of the minutes. Executive Committee confirmed the same.

Special Agenda Item No. 1. Seat vacated as a member of CCIM in respect

of Dr. Vanitha Muralikumar - regarding.

Council is in receipt of a copy of letter on the subject mentioned above vide No.

A.11019/24/2013-EC (CCIM Elections) dated 07.08.2013 from Govt. of India,

Department of AYUSH addressed to Registrar, the Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University, Chennai for necessary action. In the above mentioned letter, Govt. of

India has requested Registrar of University to take necessary action to conduct the

election among the members of the Faculty of Ayurveda of the aforesaid University

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in pursuance of Section 3 (1)(b) of IMCC Act, 1970 to elect a member for filling up

one vacancy in CCIM as Dr. Vanitha Muralikumar (representative to CCIM from The Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR University representative) has ceased to be a member of the

Faculty of Ayurveda w.e.f. 19.03.2013 and in terms of Section 7(2) of IMCC Act,

1970, she is deemed to have vacated her seat as a member as well as the Vice-

President (Ayurveda) in CCIM. In this regard, it was noted that the copy of the letter has been circulated to all members of CCIM and other concerned by the

office vide letter No. 16-01/2013 Act (1) Part-II dated 14.08.2013.

Executive Committee noted the same. Dr. Prasanna N. Rao and Dr. B.P.

Pandey requested President, CCIM to conduct the election of

Vice-President (Ayurveda). The President, CCIM referred the matter to General Body, CCIM.

Agenda Item No. 2. Meeting of Review Committee to consider the appeal of Dr. PR Sharma, Secretary, CCIM and Ms. Kiran, O.S., CCIM.

It was noted that Dr. P.R. Sharma, Secretary, CCIM and Ms. Kiran, Office

Superintendent were placed under suspension by the then President, CCIM

through two separate Orders dated 17th April, 2013 on the ground that a criminal complaint having been filed against them with the Police for investigation and that

a disciplinary proceeding against them is contemplated.

The period of 90 days of suspension of these officials was expired on 15th July, 2013. As per sub rule (6) of Rule 10 of CCS (CC&A) Rules, 1965, an order of

suspension made shall be reviewed by the authority competent to modify or

revoke the suspension, before expiry of 90 days from the effective date of suspension, on the recommendation of the Review Committee constituted for the

purpose and pass orders either extending or revoking the suspension. It is further

provided that subsequent review shall be made before expiry of the extended period of suspension. Extension of suspension shall not be for a period exceeding

180 days at a time.

As per DOPT instructions contained in their OM dated 07.01.2004, the Review

Committee may comprise the disciplinary authority, the appellate authority and

another officer of the level of disciplinary/appellate authority from the same office or from another Central Government office (in case another officer of same level

is not available in the same office), in a case where the President is not the

disciplinary authority or the appellate authority.

Accordingly following Review Committee was constituted by Ex-President, CCIM.

1. President, CCIM. 2. Dr. Prasanna N. Rao and Dr. B.P. Pandey, Member, Executive Committee.

3. Director, Chaudhary Brahm Prakash Ayurvedic Medical College, Govt. of NCT of

Delhi.

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The Meeting of Review Committee was convened on 11.07.2013 and committee

recommended the suspension of both the officers to be continued further for a period of 180 days beyond 15.07.2013. Accordingly on Order No.12-1/92-Estt

(Part-III) Enquiry dated 11.07.2013 was issued to the concerned officers.

It was further noted that an appeal from both officers were received by the President, CCIM requesting to revoke the suspension. The President directed to

place the matter before Review Committee consisting of Dr. Prasanna N. Rao,

Member, Executive Committee, Dr. B.P. Pandey, Member, Executive Committee and Dr. H.M Chandola, Director, Chaudhary Brahm Prakash Ayurvedic Medical

College, Govt. of NCT of Delhi.

The meeting of Review Committee was held on 21.8.2013 at 11.00 AM in the office

of CCIM, New Delhi. The report of the meeting of Review Committee is suggested

that CCIM should depute a responsible person to followup the case and get the

report of said matter from the Police Deptt. at the earliest so that same may be placed before the Review Committee. It was further suggested to place the

developments regarding the case before the Executive Committee for information

and appropriate action. The minutes of both the review committee were seen by the members of the meeting.

It was further noted that as per information of AR (Siddha), the Notesheet in question in the matter is in possession of Dr.VP Tyagi, Ex-President, CCIM.

Executive Committee decided to set aside the suspension order dated

17.04.2013 and directed Dr. P.R. Sharma, Secretary and Ms. Kiran, O.S. to join the office with immediate effect pending the departmental enquiry

and criminal complaint.

EC further objected to the fact that official documents have been taken

away by the then President with him and decided that a letter be written

to Dr. Ved Prakash Tyagi to handover all the official document(s) in his possession to the office.

Agenda Item No. 3. Policy Decision for processing of the cases of ASU Colleges for grant/denial of permission for the

academic session 2013-14 in view of the new MSR

Regulations.

Government of India has forwarded a Policy decision vide letter No.

R.11011/10/2013-EP(IM-1) dated 19.08.2013 regarding relaxations as follows

while processing the recommendation of ISM Ayurved, Unani and Siddha Colleges.

1. The condition of maintaining the computerized records of patients in OPD/IPD as specified in sub-regulation (3) of regulation 7 of MSRs will be

exempted. However, the colleges will be asked to fulfill this requirement by

31st December, 2013. 2. Availability of requisite number of equipment and instruments as specified in

Schedule VII of MSRs will be relaxed by 50% of the total requirement.

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However, the colleges will be asked to fulfill 90% of the total requirement of

equipment by 31st December, 2013. 3. Availability of part time teachers/consultants of Modern Medicine as

specified in the note of Schedules V of MSRs will be exempted.

4. Availability of Higher Faculties as specified in the Schedule V of MSRs will be

relaxed as follows: i. The colleges having intake capacity upto sixty seats shall have at

least 11 Higher faculty in Ayurveda & Siddha colleges and 09 Higher

Faculty in Unani colleges instead of 12 Higher Faculty (as specified in MSRs ) and stipulation regarding distribution of Higher faculty in

departments will be exempted.

ii. The colleges having intake capacity from sixty-one to hundred seats shall have at least 17 in Ayurveda & Siddha colleges and 15 Higher

Faculty in Unani colleges instead of 19 Higher Faculty (as specified in

MSRs ) and stipulation regarding distribution of Higher Faculty in

departments will be exempted. The CCIM is requested to take into consideration the above-mentioned policy

decision of the Central Government on these requirements while forwarding their

remaining recommendations and reports in respect of the ASU Colleges for grant/denial of permission for the academic session 2013-14. All other

requirements are to be taken into consideration as per the concerned MSRs and

UG/PG regulations for ASU colleges. The CCIM is further requested to finish their recommendations and reports of all ASU Colleges by 31st August, 2013 positively

so that the further processing of the cases for grant/denial of permission to the

ASU Colleges may be completed by the Department well in time”.

In this regard, it was noted that the remaining college(s) who were earlier

considered by Executive Committee on 06.08.2013 but have not been sent to

Govt. of India were re-assessed and the recommendation of some colleges are found to be changed on below:-

Sl.No. Name of the college Decision as per previous policy

Decision as per new policy

1. Rajiv Lochan Ayurved Medical College

Village & Post- Chandkhuri Gunderdehi Road, Distt. Durg-

491221 Chhatisgarh

Not recommended (higher faculty only in 10

departments )

Recommended (as per policy dated 19.08.2013

stipulation regarding distribution of higher faculty among 11

departments will be exempted)

2. Patanjali Bhartiya Ayurvigyan

Evam Anusandhan Sansthan, Patanjali Yoga Peeth,

Haridwar – 249402, Uttarakhand

Not recommended

(total number of instruments available

were 332 against the requirement of 350)

Recommended for UG 50 seats

Executive Committee noted the same.

Agenda Item No. 4. To Issue letters in respect of Eligibility

of teachers

It was noted that a number of teachers in Ayurveda had been considered Ineligible

in the past due to various reasons. The matter was placed before the EC on its 171st meeting held on 19.07.2012 to decide policy and thereafter was placed

before 175th meeting of EC. The EC in its 175th meeting decided to authorize the

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Vice-President (Ayurveda) to screen the list of teachers in respect of false teaching

experience. Therefore as per decision of EC the matter was placed before Vice-President

(Ayurveda), who screened the controversial teachers and gave recommendation in

respect of following teachers eventually approved by President, CCIM. Therefore as

per direction of President, CCIM the letters have been issued to the following teachers as under –

Executive Committee noted the same.

Agenda Item No. 5. Proposal for contribution of one day honorarium

from Members, for attending the meeting of CCIM, to the Relief Fund of Uttarakhand floods.

It was noted that the I/C President, CCIM has desired that an amount of one day

honorarium from members of CCIM for attending the meeting of Council be contributed in Relied Fund of Uttarakhand floods.

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Name of Teachers Subject/Deptt. Decision

1. Dr. Anil Kumar Desh Bhagat Ayurvedic College & Hospital

Punjab

Swastha Virtha Eligible

2. Dr. Jayashree N.

Santhigiri Ayurveda Medical College Kerala

Prasuti Eligible

3. S. G. Garawad

JSVV Samathe’s Danappa Gurushiddappa Melmalagi Ayurvedic

Medical College,

Karnataka

Rog Nidan Eligible

4. Dr. Mukund Maruti More Seth Govindji Raoji Ayurved College

Maharashtra

Panchkarma Eligible

5. Dr.Sangamesh Rudraswami Jahagirdar

Acharya Deshabhushan Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital

Karnataka

Ras shastra Eligible

6. Dr. Shital Jinendra Marde Acharya Deshabhushan Ayurvedic Medical College

& Hospital Karnataka

Agada Tamtra Eligible

7. Vasudeo Anandrao Chate

Govt. Ayurveda Medical College & Hospital Karnataka

Not Mentioned Eligible

8. Dr. Budha Reddy Sadu

Parassinikkadavu Ayurveda Medical College P.O. Parassinikkadavu,

Dist. Kannur-670563

Kaumarbhritya

Department

Eligible

9. Dr. Rama Chakravarthi S. T.M.A.E Society’s Ayurvedic Medical College

Karnataka

Not Mentioned Ineligible

10. Dr. Deepa George ( S. No. 25R) Nangelil Ayurved College, Nalli Kuzhi PO

Kothamangalam, Ernakulam Distt. Nangelil, Kerala

Not Mentioned Ineligible.

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Executive Committee decided that one day honorarium from the members,

CCIM for attending forthcoming General Body meeting be contributed for Uttarakhand floods Relied Fund.

Agenda Item No. 6. Illegal action to help Shri Dhanwantri Ayurvedic

College at Chandigarh by Dr. Ved Prakesh Tyagi, President, CCIM, New Delhi.

It was noted that a letter has been received from Govt. of India, Deptt. of AYUSH in respect of illegal action to help Shri Dhanwantari Ayurvedic College at

Chandigarh by Dr. Ved Prakash Tyagi, President, CCIM and forwarding therewith

the copy of complaint received in Deptt. of AYUSH.

Further, Govt. has requested to carry out an enquiry in this regard and furnish the

comments to this Deptt. at the earliest.

The matter was placed before President I/C, CCIM. The President constituted a

Committee of following members to enquire the matter:-

1. Dr. Ashutosh Kulkarni Sumantro, Member, CCIM.

2. Dr. S.K. Sharma, Member, CCIM. 3. Dr. N.S. Tyagi, Member, CCIM.

Executive Committee noted the same and decided that in future no action

to be taken on any anonymous complaint. Agenda Item No. 7. To surrender the Guest House of CCIM at Flat No.

238, Sector-18B, Block- B, Dwarka New Delhi.

It was noted that Central Council has hired a guest house for the President, & Vice-

Presidents of CCIM in August, 2010 on a rent of Rs.32,000/- pm with 10% increase

of rent every year. It was further noted that as per rent agreement, one month prior notice is required to vacate the guest house. The guest house was in

possession of Central Council. However, the present President, CCIM directed not

to continue the guest house as he lives in Delhi itself and none of the Vice- Presidents ever stayed in the guest house. Therefore, the extra burden of

Rs.42,592/- pm on rent besides other expenditure of guest house is not desirable.

Accordingly as per his direction, one month notice vide letter No.15-03/13-

Accommodation dated 14.08.2013 has been issued to the owner of the guest house to surrender guest house.

Executive Committee ratified the action of the President, CCIM.

Agenda Item No. 8. Visitation Report is not received in respect of

Kalidas Ayurved College, Bademi.

It was noted that the report of Kalidas Ayurved College, Bademi is not received/not

traceable in the office of CCIM. Only album was submitted by hand by Dr. Hari

Ram Bhadoria, Member, CCIM is available. The college was visited by Dr. Hari Ram

Bhadoria, Dr. D. S. Bhadikar and Dr. Rakesh Goyal on dated 19-20.06.2013.

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Executive Committee directed that the visitation report should be

searched once again thoroughly in the office of CCIM.

It was also decided that all the visitation reports should be received in the

office of Secretary, CCIM and the same day, inward report should be

entered in the respective register of the Diary/Dispatch Section of CCIM so that proper record of visitation reports could be maintained.

Agenda Item No. 9. Representations from various associations and

college administrations regarding ineligibility of

teachers assessed by the CCIM for denial of

permission to the ASU Colleges for the academic year 2013-14.

Government of India has forwarded a letter No. R.11011/07/2012-EP(IM-1) dated 21.08.2013 regarding Representations from various colleges:-

1. “These representations allege that the CCIM has adopted arbitrary

procedure in assessing the eligibility of teachers in ASU colleges resulting a large number of teachers being declared ineligibility who have been found

eligible during previous academic years by the CCIM and the Department.

2. It has also been observed in the initial recommendations received from the

CCIM that the Council has adopted many criteria for assessing the eligibility of teachers and most of these criteria are not included in any of the notified

Regulations of the CCIM like Minimum Standard Requirements Regulations

and Minimum Standard of Education Regulations for ASU Colleges. Further, the CCIM has neither discussed nor intimated to the Department about

these criteria in any discussions/meetings held with the Officials of the

Department and has also not mentioned in any communication sent to the Department.

3. It may also be noted that it has come to the notice of the Department that

the CCIM has issued a letter vide F. No. 26-74/2012 (Common matters)

dated 28.09.2012 to the ASU Colleges regarding submission of declaration form and approval of eligibility of teaching staff for the academic session

2013-14 wherein the CCIM has intimated to issue letter specifying eligibility

of teachers to the Colleges before inspection but the Council has reportedly not informed the Colleges about the list of eligible and non-eligible teachers

so far.

4. In view of the above, the CCIM is requested to look into the matter urgently

and intimate the decision of the Council regarding the criteria followed for eligibility/ ineligibility of the teachers for the academic session 2013-14 so

that the processing of the recommendations of the CCIM may be done

accordingly well in time”.

“In this regard, it was noted that a meeting was convened under the Chairmanship

of JS (AKG) on 14.08.2013 at 4:00 PM in the Department of AYUSH. Following officials from CCIM have attended the meeting-

1. President I/C, CCIM

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2. Dr. Shamshad Bano, Officiating Secretary, CCIM

3. Dr. K. Natarajan, AR (Siddha) 4. Dr. VG Udayakumar, EC Member

5. Dr. Chandrakant Kolte, EC Member

6. Dr. B. Muthukumar, EC Member

The meeting was focused only on one Agenda i.e. issues related to

eligibility/ineligibility of Ayurved/Unani/Siddha teachers. JS (AKG) informed that a delegation of AYURVEDA colleges had met with

Secretary, Dept. of AYUSH and also given a representation to HFM on the issue

related to eligibility/ineligibility of teachers by CCIM. The Secretary, Deptt. of AYUSH took the matter seriously and directed to convene an urgent meeting to

discuss the issue with CCIM.

JS (AKG) then asked the details about the officials of CCIM behind this issue of

making teachers ineligible on various grounds and whether Central Council had discussed this issue with Govt. of India before making a large number of teachers

ineligible and creating fresh issues for Govt. of India.

On knowing the details that it was never consulted with Govt. of India and no clear cut policy was ever made before taking up this issue, JS (AKG) strongly objected

the criteria adopted by CCIM of considering the teachers ineligible without prior

consultation with Govt. of India as well as without any approved policy in the matter.

JS (AKG) also raised the issue of making even those teachers ineligible in the

current year who were earlier considered eligible by the CCIM for the post of

Prof./Reader/Lecturer as per their experience. JS (AKG) also showed his displeasure of checking the name of teachers in teaching

staff list in thereon records and making the teacher ineligible in current year

(2013-14). He also questioned the authenticity of records available in CCIM office before 2006 as it is not available with GOI. He further questioned the authenticity

of exercise done by CCIM in respect of “teachers’’ name not found in previous

college”. As in many cases, Teachers’ names were found in the records available with Dept. of AYUSH. Therefore the ground of not finding a name in teaching staff

list in a college is not well taken to make the teachers ineligible/eligible.

JS (AKG) also explained the problems faced by Dept. of AYUSH due to CCIM by

keeping the teachers eligibility pending and not clearing the issue of teachers’ ineligibility despite having hearing done of such teachers in the CCIM as well as

asking the declaration form of teachers from all colleges.

JS also asked CCIM why declaration forms have been called from all colleges when CCIM was not in a position to issue eligibility certificate to all teachers before

visitation.

JS (AKG) further directed to CCIM to relook the matter of teacher eligibility on top priority as this issue is creating a lot of problem from Department of AYUSH for

processing the recommendation of CCIM in respect of Colleges. He strongly took a

note in the matter and advised not to take any such step in future without prior

consultation of Department of AYUSH. He suggested CCIM to immediately resolve the issue by taking necessary steps such as:-

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1. Teachers who had been considered eligible in the previous academic session

may be considered eligible for 2013-14 session unless strong evidence / reason found against him/her”.

2. The rank of the teacher can be lowered (from Professor to Reader to

Lecturer ) as per the teaching experience.

It was further noted that Central Council has made around 900 plus teachers

ineligible during past 4-5 years on various grounds. However, the matter was

placed before different meeting of Executive Committee on various occasion. Executive Committee authorized Vice-President (Ayurved) to decide the matter of

eligible/ineligible. Matter of few teachers had been examined by Vice-

President(Ay.)and approved by President, CCIM but later on many files were found in the office of President, I/C, CCIM. After going through these files, it has been

observed that President, CCIM had constituted two committees to screening the

teachers. One Committee consisted of Dr. Prasanna N. Rao and Dr. B.P. Pandey

and another committee consisted of Dr. Ragini Patil and Dr. Vishwajeet Singh. The details as found from these files are as below:-

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Name of Teacher Designation Department Remark of screening committee

Approval of President

SCREENED BY VICE- PRESIDENT (AYURVED)

1. Dr. Shankarappa Radder Assistant

Professor

Sharir Rachna Consider eligible in the

department of Sharir Rachna

Agreed

2. Dr.S. Sumana Reader kayachikitsa Consider eligible in the

department of kayachikitsa

Agreed

3. Dr. Surendra Prasad Singh Professor kayachikitsa Consider eligible in the department of

kayachikitsa

Agreed

4. Dr. Ramesh Kumar Rana Professor Rasashastra Consider eligible in the

department Rasashastra

Agreed

5. Dr. Santosh Kumar M.

Arjunagi

Professor Shalakya Tantra Consider as eligible in

the department of Shalakya Tantra

Agreed

6. Dr. Rajiv Achutrao Yadav Reader Shalya Tantra Consider as eligible in the department of Shalya

tantra

Agreed

7. Dr. Mange Thayaru Putrevue

Not Mention Kayachikitsa Consider eligible in the department of

Kayachikitsa

Agreed

8. Dr.Muralidhar Das Reader Shalya Eligibility contradictory Agreed

9. Dr. Sapan Kumar Das Lecturer Shalakya Eligibility contradictory Agreed

10. Dr. Umakant Kar Not mention Not mention Consider ineligible Agreed

11. Dr. Bibhu Ranjan Nanda Reader Shalakya tantra Consider ineligible in the department of Shalakya

tantra

Agreed

12. Dr. Satyanarayan Patanaik Professor kayachikitsa Consider ineligible in the department of

kayachikitsa

Agreed

13. Dr. Jyotsana Thakkar Lecturer kayachikitsa Consider ineligible in the


Agreed

14. Dr. Anupama Mahapatra Lecturer Prasuti tantra Consider ineligible in the department of Prasuti

tantra

Agreed

15. Dr. Kulamani Sarangi Reader Dravyaguna Consider ineligible in the

department of

Dravyaguna

Agreed

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Name of Teacher Designation Department Remark of screening

committee

Approval of

President

16. Dr. Jonathan Raut Lecturer S.R.V Consider ineligible in the

department of S.R.V

Agreed

17. Dr. Ranji Prasad Thakur Lecturer Prasuti tantra Consider ineligible in the

department of Prasuti tantra

Agreed

18. Dr. Shubendu Kumar Nanda

Reader Prasuti tantra Consider ineligible in the department of Prasuti

tantra

Agreed

19. Dr. Niranjan Prasad Tripathy

Lecturer Samhita siddhant Consider ineligible in the department of Samhita

siddhant

Agreed

20. Dr. Jogesh Chandra Rath Professor Sharir Rachana

Vigyan

Consider ineligible in the

department of Sharir Rachana Vigyan

Agreed

21. Dr.Kailash Chandra Tripathy

Reader S.R.V Consider ineligible in the department of S.R.V

Agreed

22. Dr. Pravabati Panda Reader Kaumarbhritya Consider as ineligible in the department of

Kaumarbhritya

Agreed

23. Dr. Shrikant Veerappa

Halli Shetty

Professor Basic Principal Decision pending

SCREENED BY COMMITTEE-I

24. Dr. Rajendra Gachina

Math

Professor Agad Tantra Consider eligible in the

department of Agad tantra

Agreed

25. Dr.Amarnath Ramesh Babu K.

Reader Rasashastra Consider eligible in the department of Rasashatra

Agreed

26. Dr.Somnath Hebli Lecturer kayachikitsa Consider eligible in the department of

kayachikitsa

Agreed

27. Dr.Namrata Bharat Chovragade

Reader Samhita siddhant Consider eligible in the department of Samhita

siddhant

Agreed

28. Dr.Kotresh Sharma Professor Dravyaguna Consider eligible in the

department of Dravyaguna

Agreed

29. Dr.Karnam Chandrashakher

Reader Dravyaguna Consider eligible in the department of

Dravyaguna

Agreed

30. Dr.Shivanagouda Avnni Professor Prasuti tantra Consider eligible in the


Agreed

31. Dr.Ambika Bhagavarthy Pillai

Professor Rog-Nidana Consider eligible in the department of Rog-

Nidana

Agreed

32. Dr.Manasi Makarand Deshpande

Professor Dravyaguna Consider eligible in the department of

Dravyaguna

Agreed

33. Dr. Satish Chandra Tiwari Professor Rasashastra Consider eligible in the

department of Rasashastra

Agreed

34. Dr. Prem Kumar Chappanmath

Professor Sharir Kriya Consider as eligible in Department of Sharir

kriya

Agreed

35. Dr. Basawaraj Swami Professor Rog Nidan Consider as eligible in

Department of Rog Nidan

Agreed

36. Dr.Vishnu Kumar Mittal Reader Swasthavritta Consider eligible in the department of

Swasthavritta

Agreed

37. Dr.Shivu N.S Reader Prasuti tantra Consider eligible in the


Agreed

38. Dr.Gazala Hussain Reader Rasashastra Consider eligible in the Agreed

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committee

Approval of

President

department of

Rasashastra

39. Dr. Durga Sharan Singh Professor Rog-Nidana Consider eligible in the

department of Rog-Nidana

Agreed

40. Dr.Mahadev Shankarappa Badiger

Reader kayachikitsa Consider eligible in the department of

kayachikitsa

Agreed

41. Dr. R. Venkateshwaralu Professor Samhita siddhant Consider eligible in the department of Samhita

siddhant

Agreed

42. Dr. Suresh M. Professor Prasuti tantra Consider eligible in the


Agreed

43. Dr. Srinivasa A. N. Rao Professor Basic Principle Consider as eligible in the department of Basic

Principle

Agreed

44. Dr.Virendra Singh Yadav Reader Shalya Tantra Consider ineligible in the

department of Shalya Tantra

Agreed

45. Dr.Kumara Vamsi Krishna

Gurjala

Professor Dravyaguna Consider ineligible in the

department of Dravyaguna

Agreed

46. Dr.Nagendra Kumar B. Reader Shalakya tantra Consider ineligible in the department of Shalakya

tantra

Agreed

47. Dr.T.S Gopal Krishna Not mention Not mention Consider ineligible Agreed

48. Dr. Samraj Assistant Professor

Rachna Sharir Consider ineligible in the department of Rachna

Sharir

Agreed

49. Dr.Sharad Gopal Rao

Phalke

Reader Kaumarbhritya Consider ineligible in the

department of Kaumarbhritya

Agreed

50. Dr.Balakumar B Rahmaiah

Bhuvangiri

Professor Shalakya tantra Consider ineligible in the

department of Shalakya tantra

Agreed

51. Dr. Rajendra Prasad R. Professor Samhita siddhant Consider ineligible in the department of Samhita

siddhant

Agreed

52. Dr.Santha Kumari P. Professor Prasuti tantra Consider ineligible in the


Agreed

53. Dr. Saily Sreedhari Parameswaran

Lecturer Swasthavritta Consider ineligible in the department of

Swasthavritta

Agreed

54. Dr. Babban Singh Reader Swasthavritta Consider ineligible in the department of

Swasthavritta

Agreed

55. Dr Prabhugoude Patil Lecturer Sharir Kriya

Vigyan

Consider ineligible in the

department of Sharir Kriya Vigyan as the name

of the teacher no found in visistation report of DGM

Gadag College in the year 2002 and 2005.

Agreed

56. Dr. Jaleshwar Singh Professor Rog Nidan Decision Pending -----

57. Dr. Bhagirath Sahoo Lecturer Kaumarbhritya Decision pending

58. Dr.Seema Avinash Mishra Reader Prasuti tantra Decision pending PG Degree certificate

should be needed

Agreed

59. Dr. Surya Kumar Koneti Professor Shalakya Tantra Decision pending Show cause notice may

be issued

Agreed

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committee

Approval of

President

SCREENED BY COMMITTEE-II

60. Dr. Sangappa Yarageri Assistant

professor

Koumarabritya Consider as Eligible in the

Deptt. of Koumarabritya

Decision taken

after information submitted by

College as variation in

experience

61. Dr. Yogender Nath Pandey Reader Kayachikitsa Consider as eligible in the


Files were found

without remarks of President,

CCIM

62. Dr. Kavita

Chandrashekhar Mole

Reader Prasuti Tantra &

Stri Roga

Consider as Eligible in the

Deptt. of Prasuti Tantra & Stri Roga

63. Dr. Sukanya Shivaray Patil Lecturer Prasauti Tantra & Stree Roga

Consider as Eligible in the Deptt. of Prasauti Tantra

& Stree Roga

64. Dr. Arvind Kumar Lecturer Kayachikitsa Consider as eligible in the


65. Dr. Pallavi Prabhaker Jamnekar

Lecturer Rasashastra Consider as eligible in the department of

Rasashastra

66. Dr. Rajendera Ojha Lecturer Rasashastra Consider as eligible in the department of

Rasashastra

67. Dr. Shashikant

Gundacharya Savnur

Professor Sharir Kriya Consider as eligible in the

department of Sharir Kriya

68. Dr. Sandhya Yannawar Reader Prasuti Tantra Consider as eligible in the department of Prasuti

Tantra

69. Dr. Lalit Chaudhary Lecturer Shalya Tantra Consider as eligible in the

department of Shalya Tantra

70. Dr. Raman Shankar Belge Reader Rasashastra Consider as eligible in the

department of Rasashastra

71. Dr. Shankar Pandurang Chaugule

Eligibility not clear

72. Dr. Dwarkanth Shripad Kodolikar

Lecturer Rasashastra Eligibility not clear

73. Dr. Meenakashi Sharankumar Fulari

Lecturer Dravyagun Eligibility not clear

74. Dr. Anil Balasaheb Bidave Reader Rachana Shrir Eligibility not clear

75. Dr. Nandkumar Dattatrya Vaswade

Lecturer Shrir Kriya Eligibility not clear

76. Dr. Sanjay Gajanan Kulkarni

Professor Samitha Siddhant Eligibility not clear

77. Dr. Kishor Daulatrao Tarar Lecturer Not mention Consider as ineligible

78. Dr. M. Sudheer Kumar Not mention Not mention Consider as ineligible

79. Dr. Arvind Kamlakarrao Bhagawatkar

Reader Shalakya Tantra Consider as ineligible in the department of

Shalakya Tantra

80. Dr.Snehalata Jakkula Reader Kaumarbhritya Consider as ineligible in the department of

Kaumarbhritya

81. Dr. Lilabati Mishra Reader Panchkarma Consider as ineligible in

the department of Panchkarma

82. Dr. Anita Gunwantrao Holey

Reader Dravyaguna Matter referred to the Hon’ble President teacher

may given some extra

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committee

Approval of

President

time through written

notice

Files were found without remarks

of Ex-President, CCIM

83. Dr. Subhash Maruti Kolhe Lecturer Sharir kriya Matter referred to the

Hon’ble President teacher may given some extra

time through written notice

84. Dr. Prashant Anant Suru Not mentioned Not mentioned Matter referred to the Hon’ble President teacher

may given some extra time through written

notice

85. Dr. Phaim Mohd. Shafi Qureshi

Reader Shalya Tantra Matter referred to the Hon’ble President teacher

may given some extra time through written

notice

86. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Singh Lecturer Shalakya Tantra Matter referred to the

Hon’ble President teacher may given some extra

time through written notice

87. Dr. Renuka Chegaraddi Reader Not mentioned Teacher departmental experience is not clear so

teacher call for hearing with necessary

documents

88. Dr. Snehala S. Kulkarni Matter referred to the

Hon’ble President that

teacher may asked for their complete documents

or to decides as incomplete documents.

89. Dr. Ashok R. Kulekumatagi

Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that



90. Dr.Shrikant S. Biradar Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that



91. Dr. Janardhan Mishra Lecturer Panchkarma Matter referred to the




92. Dr. T. Venugopal Kayachiktsa Matter referred to the

Hon’ble President that teacher may asked for

their complete documents or to decides as

incomplete documents.

93. Dr. Viranna Shivayogeppa

jatti

Matter referred to the




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Approval of

President

94. Dr. Abhaykumar T.

Halingali







95. Dr. Meenaxama B. Nooli Matter referred to the




96. Dr. Varsha Talathi Matter referred to the




97. Dr. Musuku Rajaveeru Shalya Tantra Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that



98. Dr. Batta Badarinath Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that



99. Dr. Krupakar Reddy Sharir Rachana Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that



100. Dr. Anjali Kulakarni Lecturer Matter referred to the




101. Dr. Shrikrishna S. Kulkarni Lecturer Matter referred to the


their complete documents

or to decides as


102. Dr. Pratap G. Tombhare Lecturer Matter referred to the




103. Dr. Sridevi V. Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that



104. Dr. Yajana Shrivastava Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that

teacher may asked for

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105. Dr. Saranappgouda

Rayanagoudar





106. Dr. Vishwanath S.

Puranikinath





107. Dr. Bhagirathidevi Patil Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that



108. Dr. S. Satyanarayan S. Naga Seshi


teacher should be given another chance for

hearing or not as the teacher not appeared

before hearing committee.

109. Dr. S. Sambasiva Rao A Veerabhadra Rao




before hearing

committee.

110. Dr. Miniakshi Gopalrao

Borude


Hon’ble President that teacher should be given

another chance for hearing or not as the

teacher not appeared before hearing

committee.

111. Dr. Kiran T. Patil Matter referred to the




committee.

112. Dr. Kamal K. Shinde Matter referred to the



teacher not appeared


113. Dr. Vimal K. Shinde Matter referred to the


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President

teacher should be given



committee.

Files were found

without remarks of Ex-President,

CCIM

114. Dr. Jigajinni S Balasaheb Matter referred to the




committee.

115. Dr. Banshidhar Tonge Madan





116. Dr. Shivayogi B. Tadasadmath





117. Dr. Subramanya G. Dharmashgala





118. Dr. J.K. Indira Matter referred to the




committee.

119. Dr. Koudi Chandrashekhar

Arya





committee.

120. Dr. V.K. Hanumantrao Matter referred to the




committee.

121. Dr. B. Rangarao Matter referred to the


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President

teacher should be given



committee.

Files were found

without remarks

of Ex-President,

CCIM

122. Dr. S. Vishnuvardhan Matter referred to the




committee.

123. Dr. Venkatnaga ratna

Mani kilara





committee.

124. Dr. Hari Naryan

Venkateshvarralu kanva





committee.

125. Dr. Veladandi V.

Venkatadri





committee.

126. Dr. Nilesh Doshi Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that



before hearing

committee.

127. Dr. Santosh Vyas Matter referred to the Hon’ble President that




128. Dr. Rawasab Dondiba Waghamore





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President

129. Dr. Ananta Reddy Banda Not mentioned Not mentioned Committee ask to

provide copy of Part I of visitation report for the

year 2004-2006.

Files were found

without remarks of Ex-President,

CCIM

130. Dr. Premananda Kar Lecturer Panchkarma Committee ask to provide

copy of Part I of visitation report for the year 2009-

2010.

131. Dr. Krishna Kumar Sharma

Teacher was appointed as

medical officer in 1988. He was

ordered by state govt. to go for

teaching in 1994.

Committee ask for legal opinion

132. Dr. Santosh Kumar Mishra Lecturer Shalya Tantra Decision pending

133. Dr. Surendra Nath Rai Reader Panchkarna Decision pending

134. Dr. Mishra Ripunjaya Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

135. Dr. Hari Nath Mishra Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

136. Dr. P.S. Vinobha Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

137. Dr. T.C. Jayaraj Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

138. Dr. Cheriyachen P. Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

139. Dr. Ashok Kumar Singh Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

140. Dr. Ashok Kumar Pathak Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

141. Dr. Sharmila Sen Das Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

142. Dr. Annapurna Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

143. Dr. Subhash Chand Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

144. Dr. Kavita Vyas Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

145. Dr. Pravin Laxman Naik Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

146. Dr. Prakash pandurang

Gosavi

Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

147. Dr. Sudhir Manohar

Zuvekar


hearing committee

148. Dr. Girijashankar

Banshnarayan Singh


hearing committee

149. Dr. Madhukar Kisanrao Kshirsagar

Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

150. Dr. Neeta Narendra Harale Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

151. Dr. Manoj K.S. Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

152. Dr. Murari Lal Vaishya Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

153. Dr. Rajnish Kumar Mishra Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

154. Dr. Manjush Bapusaheb

patil


hearing committee

155. Dr. Harendra Nath

Upadhyaya


hearing committee

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156. Dr. Bhimrao Ganpat Patil Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee



157. Dr. Shambhunath Baijnath

raj


hearing committee

158. Dr. Krishnaji Vithoba

Phadtare


hearing committee

159. Dr. Raj John Holkar Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

160. Dr. Sanjay Ramchandra Mali


161. Dr. Sharavati Goroba Kamble


162. Dr. Sunil Bandopant patil Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

163. Dr. Ujwala Kantilal Shah Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

164. Dr. Neeta Raj Holkar Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

165. Dr. Bhavana Vinod Shah Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

166. Dr. Ashok Virupaxappa

Nandi


hearing committee

167. Dr. Mahadev Laxamn

Bhosle


hearing committee

168. Dr. Shobha Shivram

Mhasawade


hearing committee

169. Dr. manjula Krishnappa Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

170. Dr. Kantha Reddy Toomu Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before hearing committee

171. Dr. Govardhana Reddy Ravula


172. Dr. Maheshwar Siddayya Karpurmath


173. Dr. Amit Prakash Nawkar Not mentioned Not mentioned Not Appeared before

hearing committee

174. Dr. Basavaraj Dundappa

Hundekar


hearing committee

Policy decision of previous Executive Committees in respect of eligibility of teachers was also noted. It was also noted that eligibility in respect of teachers of following

colleges is also pending:-

1. Government Ayurvedic College, Buxar.

2. P.B.N. Ayurvedic College, Madhubani.

3. Shri Ravindra Nath Mukherjee Ayurvedic College, Motihari.

It was also noted that as per direction of the then President, CCIM, Sh. Lal Babu

(Ex-UDC) was sent to Bihar State to give the report in respect of status of above

mentioned colleges.

Executive Committee decided as under – i. Those teachers whose eligibility/ineligiblity has been agreed upon

by the then President, CCIM should be considered as

eligible/ineligible. A list of such teachers should also be sent to

Deptt. of AYUSH, Govt. of India.

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ii. The matter of those teachers who have been considered

eligible/ineligible by the Screening Committee should be placed before the President, CCIM for approval and after his approval,

teacher be considered as eligible/ineligible. A list of such teachers

should also be sent to Deptt. of AYUSH, Govt. of India.

iii. Teachers whose names are not mentioned in the above list and who have been considered ineligible on various other grounds, their

eligibility should be checked on following policy as well as decisions

of Executive Committee taken in the past –

Reason of ineligibility of teachers

Original Affidavit for consent not submitted from newly appointed teachers

Certificate of P.G. not received from newly appointed teachers

Non PG, Joining after 01.07.1989

Overage (Pass 65 years ) (teacher above 65yrs & below 70yrs appointed between 19.07.2012 to

22.04.2013 will be treated eligible for the session 2013-14)

Appointed in non allied subject*

Non Ayurvedic Degree Holder

PG Diploma holder*

Previous experience certificates not submitted in case of newly appointed teachers

MD degree not according to schedule

Not eligible for the post of Reader / Professor because of less years of experience / subject teaching

experience

Joined as lecturer at/ after the age of 45 years

Found in duplicity

Pending in false

controversial experience list

Any other reason

* The matter will be decided on case to case basis by the competent authority.

iv. It was further, decided by Executive Committee that in case where

policy is not clear then, the matter of eligibility will be decided on

case to case basis by competent authority.

v. Rest of the cases be referred to President, CCIM for further, direction in the matter.

Agenda Item No. 10. Recommendation of Screening Committee in respect of Ayurved, Unani and Siddha Colleges

It was noted that the meeting of Screening Committee of Ayurved, Unani and

Siddha were held in the office of CCIM to do Scrutiny of the respective visitation

reports.

The recommendations of colleges are as under:-

AYURVED COLLEGES

Sl. No. College Name Recommendation

1. Mai Bhago Ayurvedic Medical College, Muktsar Recommended for UG 50 seats

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2. Suryamukhi Dinesh Ayurved Medical College &

Hospital Dist: Ranchi


3. Swami Raghavendracharya Tridandi Ayurved Mahavidyalaya and Chikitsalaya, Gaya-

823001Bihar

Pending

4. Vaidyaratnam Ayurveda College, Ollur, Thaikkattussery

Thrissur, Kerala


5. Dr. BRKR Govt Ayurvedic College Opp. E.S.I Hospital

Erragadda Hyderabad

Recommended for UG 50 seats and PG in

Samhita -6 seats, Dravyaguna – 6 seats, Prasuti Tantra -4 seats, Kayachikitsa – 10

seats, Shalya -4 seats, Shalakya -3 seats & Panchakarma -5 seats

6. Taluka Shikshan Prasarak Sahakara Mandali Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Sidgi, Bijapur, Karnataka

Pending for discussion in EC.

7. B. M. Education Foundation Trust, Shekhawati Ayurvedic College

Pilani - 333031, Rajasthan


8. Dharma Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Shri Perumbudur, Dist. Kancheepuram

Tamil Nadu


9. Ayurveda College,

RVS Campus, 242-B Trichy Road, Sulur, Coimbatore,

Tamil Nadu


10. Dhanwantari Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre,

Industrial Area, Shiv- Shankar Nagar, Jatrat Road, Nipani-591237, Tal: Chikodi, Dist Belgaum, Bangalore,

Karnataka

Pending

11. Atreya Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research

Centre Post Kodigehal..li, Doddaballapura

Bangalore, Karnataka

Pending for Discussion with EC

12. Maharashtra Arogya Mandal’s Sumati Bhai Shah

Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Malwadi, Hadapsar, MS


Samhita -3 seats, Rachana Sharir -6 seats, Kriya Sharir -6 seats, Dravyaguna -3

seats, Rasashastra -5 seats, Rognidan -3 seats, Prasuti Tantra -6 seats Agadtantra -

3 seats, Kayachikitsa -6 seats and Shalya -6 seats

13. Murari Lal Rasiwasia Ayurvedic College & Hospital, R.K.

Gupta Marg Charkhi Dadri, Dist.-Bhiwani, Haryana.


14. Shaskiya Swashasi Ashtanga Govt. Auto Ashtang Ayurvedic College Lokmanay Nagar, Indore, Madhya

Pradesh.


15. Guru Nanak Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital,

Taluka: Muktsar, Punjab.


16. Dean, Faculty of Ayurveda, Institute of Medical

Sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Dist. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh.


Samhita -1 seat, Ayurved Siddhanta -1 seat, Dravyaguna -2 seats, Rasashastra -2

seats , Prasuti Tantra -3 seats, Kayachikitsa -4 seats, Manasroga – 1 seat,

Sangyaharan -1 seats, Shalya Tantra – 3 seats and NOT recommended for PG in

Rachana Sharir, Kriya Sharir , Rognidan, Kaumarbhritya, Shalakya Tantra,

Swasthavritta.

17. Chhatisgarh Ayurved Medical College Dist.-Rajnandgaon, G.E. Road, Village Manki,


18. Sri Sri College of Ayurvedic Sciences & Research,

21st KM Kanakapura Road, Post Udayapura, Bangalore,

Karnataka

Recommendation for UG 50 seats

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19. Muniyal Institute of Ayurveda Medical Sciences

No.34/C, Shivalli Insdustrial Area Taluk & Distt. Udupi, Manipal-576104

Karnataka


Dravyaguna -5 seats, Rasashastra -4 seats, Bhaishajya Kalpana -5 seats,

Kayachikitsa -5 seats, Shalya Tantra -5 seats & Panchakarma -5 seats

20. Bhanwar Lal Nahata Samriti Sansthan,

Mandsaur Institute of Ayurved education & Research, Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh

Not Recommended

21. Mannam Ayurveda Co-Operative Medical College, Pathanamthitta,

Kerala

Recommended UG 50 seats

22. Himalayiya Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital Yoga

Avam Prakartic ChikitsaSansthan, Shyampur-Rishikesh Dist. Dehradun, Uttarakhand

Not recommended

23. Nangelil Ayurveda Medical College,

P.O Nellikuzhy, Taluk Kothamangalam, Kerala


24. Latthe Education Society’s Acharya Deshabhushan Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital

A/P- Bedkihal-Shamanewadi, Dist. Belgaum Karnataka

Pending

25. JSVV Samsthe’s Danappa Gurushiddappa Melmalagi

Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital,Ta. & Dist. Gadag Karnataka

UG 60 seats and PG in Dravyaguna -4

seats, Rasashastra -5 seats, Kayachikitsa -5 seats & Panchakarma -5 seats

26. Vishnu Ayurveda College,

P.O Government Press, Dist. Palakkad Kerala


27. Shree Narayan Institute of Ayurvedic Studies &

Research, P.O Puthur, Kottarakkara (Via)

Dist. Kollam Kerala


28. Amrita School of Ayurveda

P.O Clappana, Taluk-Karunagappally Distt. Kollam, Kerala


29. Dr. Vandanatai Jagannathrao Dhone Gramin Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Taluka Patur, Dist. Akola, Maharashtra

Pending for discussion in EC

30. Shri Narsingh K.Dube Charitable Trust’s Nalasopara Ayurved Medical College, Achole, Vasai, Dist. Thane

Maharashtra


31. Sri Sai Ram Ayurveda Medical College & Research

Centre, Sai Leo Nagar, Poonthandalam Sriperumbudur,

Taluk Kanchipuram Chennai, Tamil Nadu


32. Parassinikkadavu Ayurveda Medical College, Dist.

Kannur Kerala


33. Pankajakasthuri Ayurveda Medical

College, Thiruvanathapuram Kerala


34. Shri Lakshim Narayan Ayurvedic College, Sant Tulsi Dass Marg

Amritsar, Punjab

Not Recommended

35. Shubhdeep Ayurved Medical College Gram- Datoda, Teh. Mhow, Near Chokhi Dhani

Dist.- Indo0re, Madhya Pradesh

Recommended UG 50 seats and PG in Samhita -5 seats, Rasashastra -5 seats and

Kayachikitsa -5 seats

36. Dayanand Ayurvedic College, Mahatma Hans Raj Marg,

Dist. Jalandhar, Punjab


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37. Shri Bhanwar Lal Dugar

Ayurved Vishwabharti Gandhi Vidya Mandir,Dist. Churu, Sardar Shahr

Rajasthan


38. National Institute of Ayurveda

Madhav Vilas Palace Jaipur, Rajasthan

Recommended for UG 92 seats and PG

in Rachana Sharir- 7 seats, Dravyaguna -8 seats, Rasashastra -9 seats,

Swasthavritta -7 seats, Kayachikitsa -9 seats & Panchakarma -7 seats.

Not recommended for PG in Ayurved Siddhanta, Kriya Sharir, Rognidan,

Agadtantra, Prasuti Tantra, Kaumarbhritya, Shalya Tantra &

Shalakya Tantra due to deficiency of higher faculty.

39. Pt. Shiv Shaktilal Sharma Ayurvedic College & Hospital Banjali, Sailana Road,

Dist. Ratlam, Madhya Pradesh

Not recommended due to serious irregularity found in the documents and

hospital

40. Gaur Brahmin Ayurvedic College & Hospital,Village & P.O. Brahmanwas

Dist. Rohtak, Haryana


41. Desh Bhagat Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Amloh,

Dist. Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab


Kayachikitsa -5 seats & Rasashastra & Bhaishajya Kalpana -5 seats.

42. Chaudhary Devilal College of Ayurveda, Bhagwangarh, Tehsil Jagadhri, Distt. Yamuna Nagar,

Haryana


43. Sri Sri Nrusinghnath Ayurved College & Research

Institute, P.O Paikmal, Dist. Bargarh, Orissa


44. Shri Baba Mastnath Ayurvedic College

VPO :-Asthal Bohar Distt. Rohtak, Haryana


45. Babe Ke Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital, Village & P.O Daudhar,

Tehsil & Dist. Moga, Punjab


46. JR’s Tantia Shri Ganganagar College of Ayurvedic

Science & Hospital, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan

Not recommended due to non – functional

hospital.

47. Belley Sankarpur Rajiv Gandhi Memorial, Ayurvedic

College & Hospital, P.O. & Village, Fingapara Dist. 24, Pargnas (N), West Bengal

Pending

48. Parul Institute of Ayurved, P.O Limda, Tal. Waghodia

Distt. Vadodara, Gujarat


49. Shri Shirdi Sai Baba Ayurvedic College & Hospital,

Mundiyagarh Kishangarh- Renwal , Jaipur, Rajasthan

Not recommended due to shortage of higher

faculty.

50. Sri Jayendra Sarswathi Ayurveda College & Hospital 4/295, Nazarathpet, Chennai,

Taluka Poonamallee, Dist. Thiruvallur Tamil Nadu


51. Indira Gandhi Memorial Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital,

At-Pokhariput, P.O.-Khandagiri,

Dist-Khurda, Bhubaneshwer, Orissa

Not recommended due to vacant department of Dravyaguna.

52. Shri Narayan Prasad Awathy

Government Ayurved College G.E. Road, Raipur, Chhatisgarh


Samhita -3 seats, Rasashastra -3 seats, Kayachikitsa -5 seats & Shalya Tantra -3

seats and not recommended for Rachana Sharir due to less higher faculty for PG

53. Govindbhai Jorabhai Patel Ayurveda College and Research Centre

B/h G.I.D.C, New Vallabh Vidyanagar, Taluka; Dist. Anand, Gujarat


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UNANI COLLEGES

S. No. Name of the College Recommendation

1. Tipu Sultan Unani Medical College, Gulbarga (Karnataka)


2. HMS Unani Medical College, Tumkur (Karnataka)


3. Mohammadia Tibbia College, Malegaon (MS)

Recommended for UG 60 seats and PG in Amraze-Niswan Wa Qabalat (2seats) however not recommended for PG in Dept of Ilmul Advia

4. ZVM Unani Medical College, Pune (MS) Recommended for UG 60 seats and PG in Tahafuzi wa Samaji Tib (6 seats), Moalajat (6 seats) and Jarathat (3 seats)

5. Rajputana Unani Medical College, Jaipur (Raj.)


6. Abdul Ali Tibbia College, Lucknow (UP) Recommended for UG 50 seats

7. Calcutta Unani Medical College, Kolkata

(WB)


SIDDHA COLLEGES S.No. Name of the college Recommendation

1. Govt. Siddha Medical College, Palayamkottai, TN Recommended UG-100 Seats

PG-53 Seats (6 Specialities)

1. Maruthuvam-10 seats 2. Gunapadam-10 seats 3. Sirappu Maruthuvam- 8 seats 4. Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam -10 Seats 5. Noi Nadal -8 seats 6. Nanju Noolum Maruthuva Neethi Noolum -7 seats

2. Govt. Siddha Medical College, Chennai, TN Recommended UG-50 Seats PG - 29 Seats (5 Specialities)

1.Maruthuvam-9 seats 2.Gunapadam-6 seats

3.Sirappu Maruthuvam- 5seats 4.Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam -5 Seats

5.Noi Nadal -4 seats

54. Punjab Ayurved Medical College & Hospital,43 MMK,

Morzanda Khari, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan

Not recommended due to shortage of higher

faculty.

55. J.S. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, College Road, Nadiad,Dist.-Kaira-Nadiad, Gujarat


56. Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital, VPO

Sarabha, Dist. Ludhiana, Punjab


57. Mahila Utkarsha Pratishthan’s Ayurved College, Hospital & Research Centre,

Pundlik Nagar, Degaon, Tq. Risod Dist. Washim, Maharashtra


58. MES Ayurved Mahavidyalaya MES Institute of Health Science, Prasharam Hospital and Research Center

Ghanekhunt-Lote, Tal. Khed, Dist Ratnagiri, Maharashtra


59. Padamshri Dr. Dr. D.Y. Patil College of Ayurved & Research Institute,

Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidya Nagar, Sector-7, Taluka-Nerul,Navi Mumbai, Dist.- Thane,

Maharashtra

UG-100 seats and PG in Samhita-03 seats, Sharir

Rachna-03 seats, Sharir Kriya-03 seats, Swasthvritta-03 seats, Rognidan-03 seats,

Rashashastra-03 seats & Shalya Tantra-03

seats.

60. Shri Vijay Mahantesh Ayurvedic Medical College, Ilkal,

Tq.–Hungund, Dist. Bagalkot Karnataka


Kayachikitsa -5 seats and Panchakarma -5 seats

61. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya Ghughari Tand, Gaya- 823001

Bihar

Not recommended due to shortage of higher faculty.

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S.No. Name of the college Recommendation

3. Velumailu Siddha Medical College, Sriperumbudur, TN Not recommended

4. Akila Thiruvithamcore Siddha Vaidya Sangam Siddha

Maruthuva Kallory & Hospital, Munchirai, KANYAKUMARI.

TN

Not recommended

5. Santhigiri Siddha Medical College, Thiruvanathapuram.

Kerala

Not recommended

6.

National Institute of Siddha, Tambaram CHENNAI 106.

TN

Recommended for PG 36 seats (6 Specialities) 1.Maruthuvam-5 Seats 2.Gunapadam-8 Seats

3.Sirappu Maruthuvam -5 Seats 4.Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam -5 Seats

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Executive Committee noted the same. It was also decided that from now

onwards, the screening of visitation reports will be done by various

committees of Members of respective system constituted by President,

CCIM.

Agenda Item No. 11. Regarding Retainer on Contract Basis

It was noted that for looking after the legal work regarding court cases and other

miscellaneous legal work of CCIM, 2 legal consultants/practicing advocate have

been engaged on contract basis for Rs. 35,000/ per month. In various High Courts various advocates are appointed to look after day to day proceedings before the

concerned courts with the remuneration of Rs. 12,000/per case. Besides, Mr.

Joseph was appointed as retainer for CCIM. The retainer ship amount paid to him monthly is Rs.25,000/-. Along with it he is being paid Rs. 500/- for drafting

Counter affidavit Rs. 5500/-+ T.A, D.A and other allowances are being provided to

retainer for outstation visits.

In this regard it was noted that the advocates appointed by the CCIM at the post of

Legal Consultants are fully qualified and are competent to handle the legal work of

the office of CCIM including drafting Counter Affidavits etc. Further both Legal Consultants can appear before Courts to represent CCIM. Hence at present there is

no need to hire a Retainer as it is not cost effective. In future also a post of

retainer is not required in the office, since advocates are already being appointed on full time basis as Legal Consultants.

Executive committee decided not to retain Mr. Joseph anymore and to call

off his contract with immediate effect.

Additional Agenda Item No. 1. Regarding payment of Medical bill of

Dr.Shuhabuddin, EC Member

It was noted that, as per decision of the EC on its 180th meeting, a cheque of Rs.

50,000 from the President, CCIM’s Relief Fund was sent to Dr.Shuhabuddin in

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reference of his representation towards the medical expenses occurred during his

visit to attend the meeting at CCIM in the month of May, 2013.

Executive committee decided to give Rs.2 lakhs in total to Dr.Shuhabuddin

in installments depending on the availability of amount in the President,

CCIM’s Relief Fund.

At the end, President, CCIM informed all the members of Executive Committee that, he will claim only travel allowance not honorarium / sitting fee for attending

office of CCIM for day to day work unless there is a meeting in the Council for

which he will claim the honorarium alongwith travel allowance.

The meeting concluded with the thanks to the Chair.

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