visit oushadagiri (Hill full of herbs) and have a darshan of Lord Sri Nithya Kalyana Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal

 visit oushadagiri (Hill full of herbs) and have a darshan of Lord  Sri Nithya Kalyana Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal

Subhiksha Ayurveda Resort, Hospital and Spa is located just 4 kms away from a small hill.  On the top of the hill a temple of Sri Nikthya Kalyana Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal Koil is located. A trip to this temple will give you a lot of energy.

This hill is about 2 km from Thirukkachur, where the hill is called Oushadhagiri and the deity Sri Oushadheeswarar. Similarly, this hill too is called as Oushadhagiri, as it contains lots of herbs in it.

This is a hill temple and is visible from a distance itself on the right hand side of the road. The foot hill can be reached by going another half a km inside the village.


Legend has it that on all full moon days Siddhars and Rishis gather here to worship the Lord. Also, Giripradhakshanam is popular in this temple.

There are about 500 steps to reach the temple on top of the hill. The stone steps are beautifully done and painted in white, which look beautiful when viewed from a distance. The steps are also a bit tedious to climb up. But one can stop in between to breathe some fresh herbal breeze and proceed.

The temple is very small and beautiful. The main deity here is Sri Nithya Kalyana Prasanna Venkatesa Perumal, also fondly called as Aappooraar by the local villagers. This temple is said to have been mentioned in many palm leaves of Naadi Astrology.

It is also said that, this is probably the only Vaishnava temple, where Sage Agasthiyar had stayed and performed penance.

The whole temple is just the sanctum and the mandapam around it. The main deity is seen facing east. Sri Garudan is seen in front of the sanctum, facing west towards the Lord.

Perumal here is said to bless the devotees for timely marriage and harmony within the family.

The Mandapam is decorated with Dhasavathara (10 incarnations of Lord Vishnu) images made of concrete, which is seen all around.

Pilgrims have to carry water or other refreshments with them, as nothing is available on top, after a strenuous climb.

One can have a scenic view of the villages around, from the temple on hill top. Lovely breeze embraces us and cools us down relaxing us to prepare for descending down.

This temple is open only till 11 am in the morning including Sundays, as there are not much people visiting here, except on festival days. But it is ideal to visit this temple on a normal day without much crowd. Also it is suggested to go in small groups, which will make the climb less painful.

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Word Health Organisation Benchmark for Practice in Ayurveda and Training in Yoga.

New Delhi, May 14 ()

 India has signed an agreement with World Health Organisation for cooperation in promoting traditional medicine, a move which will deliver for the first time WHO benchmark document for training in yoga, ayurveda, unani and panchakarma.

"AYUSH Ministry and WHO have signed a historic Project Collaboration Agreement (PCA) for cooperation on promoting the quality, safety and effectiveness of service provision in traditional and complementary medicine," an official statement said.

The PCA was signed by AYUSH Ministry secretary Ajit M Sharan and Marie Kieny, Assistant Director General, Health Systems and Innovations, WHO in Geneva yesterday.

The agreement titled 'Co-operation on promoting the quality, safety and effectiveness of service provision in traditional and complementary medicine between WHO and AYUSH, India, 2016-2020', aims to support WHO in the development and implementation of the 'WHO Traditional and Complementary Medicine Strategy: 2014-2023.

It will also contribute to the global promotion of traditional Indian systems of medicine.

"The PCA for the period 2016-2020 will deliver for the first time WHO benchmark document for training in Yoga and WHO benchmarks for practice in Ayurveda, Unani and Panchakarma.

"These will contribute significantly in strengthening of national capacities in ensuring quality, safety and effectiveness of traditional medicine including in establishing regulatory frameworks for traditional medicine products and practice and promote their integration in national healthcare systems," the statement said.

Minister of State for AYUSH Shripad Yesso Naik and Director-General, WWHO Margaret Chan witnessed the agreement signing ceremony at the WHO headquarters.

Speaking at a reception hosted by India, Naik recalled the long history and rich heritage of traditional medicine in India and its growing relevance in providing holistic and comprehensive health care. (MORE) TDS KND

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Panaji: After the Narendra Modi government convinced the United Nations General Assembly to adopt World Yoga Day, the ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy (Ayush) is now all set to sign a pact with the World Health Organization (WHO) to spread the significance of Ayurveda and Ayush and will work with the global organization to celebrate a World Ayurveda Day.

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Ayurveda gaining momentum in India

New Delhi, May 10 () The first AIIMS-like institution on Ayurveda will be inaugurated in Delhi within three months as part of steps to popularise the Indian system of medicine, Government today told the Rajya Sabha.
"Just like there is an AIIMS for allopathy, the first AIIMS for Ayurveda is going to start in Delhi. The building is ready. We will inaugurate it in next three months. The AYUSH is trying to have an AIIMs like Centre on Ayurveda in all state capitals," Minister of State for AYUSH Shripad Yesso Naik said during Question Hour.
The All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA) is coming up at Jasola in Delhi. A 200-bed hospital will also become functional.
Replying to a question about the Ayurveda clusters set up so far by the government, Naik said it has assisted 10 Ayurvedic Clusters in the country, which may prepare Unani and Siddha medicines also.
The government allocated Rs 16032 lakh to these centres and allocated Rs 6949.81 lakhs, the reply said.

Udaipur: Equipped with all modern facilities, the government Ayurveda hospital at Sindhi Bazar in Udaipur city, is attracting visitors not only from around the division but all over the world. This hospital has the distinction of being the State's first and only model Ayurveda Aushadhalaya where more than 21 lakh patients have been treated in the last seven years.
Recently, a delegation of medical experts from France and Germany visited the hospital to get details on the PanchKarma therapy.
"They were amazed to see the miracles of herbs and the unshackled faith of the common both rich and poor, in traditional medicine. They interacted with the patients, observed the working, took feedbacks and decided to apply our working model at their respective places," said Vaidya Shobalal Audichya, the hospital incharge.