Department of Dravyaguna
Whether used as food or medication, medicinal plants are an essential component in the maintenance of health and illness. As a result, maintaining good health and providing appropriate treatment requires a thorough understanding of medicinal plants.Dravyaguna branch studies medicinal plants that are used to treat and prevent disease.
Specialities:
Postgraduate Department
Full furnished PG Class room
Departmental library
Well equipped laboratory
Dry and wet plant museum
Herbal garden with more than 2000 species
Mission:
Teach graduates and experts about clinical application of Ayurvedic pharmacology.
Exploring the scope of various research in medical plantpharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of medicinal plant.
Complete skill development in medical plant identification, cultivation, conservation.
Faculty:
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Dr Ghanshyam Bahetra (MD) (Professor & HOD) |
Dr. Ritu Rani (MD) (Assistant professor) |
Dr. Aby Mathew Jose (MD) (Assistant professor) |
Dr. Hitesh (MD) (Assistant professor) |
Dr. Shefali Rana (MD) (Assistant professor) |
Department Gallery:
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Digital Herbal Garden:
We're excited to introduce our state-of-the-art digital herbal garden at the Department of Dravyaguna. With QR code-enabled plants, students can effortlessly identify and learn about various medicinal plants by simply scanning these codes. Embrace the blend of tradition and technology with us!
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