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To achieve excellence in Ayurvedic Physiology through the integration of classical wisdom and modern scientific understanding.
About the department
The Department of Kriya Sharira forms the physiological foundation of Ayurvedic education, focusing on the functional understanding of the human body as described in classical Ayurveda with correlation to modern physiology. The department enables students to comprehend normal bodily functions through concepts such as Dosha, Dhatu, Mala, Agni, Prakriti, and Srotas, and system-wise physiology including digestion, metabolism, respiration, circulation, neurophysiology, and reproductive functions. Emphasis is laid on conceptual clarity, analytical thinking, and application of physiological principles in health, disease, and clinical learning, thereby preparing students for advanced clinical subjects.
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To impart clear knowledge of normal physiological functions, promote experiential learning, and encourage academic and research orientation.
Academic Strengths
- Strong foundation in Ayurvedic and modern physiological concepts
- Experienced faculty with emphasis on conceptual clarity
- System-wise and integrative teaching approach
- Early clinical correlation for better understanding
- Examination-oriented academic support
Teaching–Learning Practices
- Student-centred learning through lectures, laboratory demonstrations, experiments, audio-visual aids, tutorials, interactive discussions, and continuous assessment.
Academic Enrichment & Programmes
The department conducts workshops, health awareness programmes, educational tours, and interactive academic sessions to strengthen applied and experiential learning.
Few of them are,
- Anatomy & Physiology Workshop
- Blood Donation Day
- Haemophilia Day
- Organ Donation Day
- Educational Tour
- Student seminars and academic presentations
- Health awareness and outreach activities
Research & Innovation
- Encouragement of student participation in seminars and projects
- Concept-based research in Ayurvedic physiology
- Integrative approach linking Ayurveda with modern science
