Aim and Objectives

Aim-

1. To become an apex department of Ayurveda in the country in the field of Ayurvedic education, training, research and patient care with legal aspect of medicine.

​Objectives-

1. To give sufficient knowledge about Agad Tantra mentioned in classics and a possible scientific exploration of the same.
2. To give sufficient clinical knowledge to handle different types of cases of poisoning.
   
3. To engage and encourage in  different research activities related to toxicity and its related field.
   
4. To produce a doctor who is well informed about medico-legal responsibilities during the practice of medicine.
   
5. To organize departmental and national level seminars, workshops, CMEs for providing quality education, sharing of knowledge related to novel researches in the filed of Agad Tantra.​
   
   

The department encourages the P.G & Ph.D Scholars to undertake various research works in the field Agad tantra and its related field.  Some of the successful  research works undertaken by the scholars are detailed below: 

1. Clinical efficacy of Brahmi Vati on insomnia w.s.r. to Madatyaya : A Randomized control trial.
2. Comparative clinical study on efficacy of Vishtindukadi vati and Sameeragaja keshari rasa in opium addiction.
3. Comparative study of Sahakara Gutika and Kushthadya Gutika in Tobacco chewing Addiction:-A Randomized Clinical Trial.
4. A comparative clinical study on Eladi modaka and Kharjuradi Manth in Madatyaya with special reference to Alcohol withdrawal syndrome.
5. A Comparative Clinical study on Efficacy of Ahiphenmochanadi Vati and Sameeragaja Kesari Rasa in Opiate Withdrawal Symptoms.

On going Research works

1. A comparative study of Chandra Avaleha and Tagaradi Kwath Ghana Vati with Eladi Gutika in tobacco chewing withdrawal: A Randomized clinical trial.
2. A comparative clinical study on efficacy of Mahavatraj Rasa and Sameeragajakesari Rasa in patients of Opium withdrawal.
3. A comparative clinical study on the effect of Mrudvikasava and Ashwagandhadyarista in Madatyaya with special reference to alcohol withdrawal syndrome.

Department of Agad Tantra offers both OPD and IPD services to the Patients

Total Nos of Ph.D. Scholar

Total Nos. PG Scholars: 

1st Year (Batch 2021) -7 Nos.

2nd Year (Batch 2020) - 7 Nos.

1. The De-addiction unit of Department of Agad tantra, National institute of Ayurveda was established on the 16 December 2016 as the centre for treatment of drugs and substance abuse disorders.

2.     This unit has full range of specialists & treatment facilities including O.P.D and I.P.D facilities with expansion plan for the future.