MoU signed between CCRAS-CSMCRI and CIM&H, Chennai
MoU signed between CCRAS-CSMCRI and CIM&H, Chennai
The MoU outlines for providing testing services for standardization and training on research studies
New Delhi: The Central Council of Research in Ayurvedic Sciences – The Central Council of Research in Ayurvedic Sciences under the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India – Captain Srinivasa Murthy, The Central Institute of Ayurvedic Research (CSMCRI), Chennai and the Commissionerate of Indian Medicine and Homoeopathy (AIIMS) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) today. Arumbakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
The ceremony was held on June 29, 2024, in the honourable presence of The Minister of Health and Family Welfare of Tamil Nadu
The ceremony was held on June 29, 2024, in the honourable presence of The Minister of Health and Family Welfare of Tamil Nadu, Mr. Sahu at the Centenary Multi-Specialty Hospital, Kalaignar, Guindy. M.A. Subrahmanyam and Additional Chief Secretary and Secretary, Health and Family Welfare. Gagan Deep Singh, IAS.
The MoU outlines a collaborative framework for implementing a collaborative project on testing services
The MoU outlines a collaborative framework for implementing a collaborative project on testing services, training delivery and “research studies for standardization and evaluation of toxicity studies for the preparation of selected high-chain drugs”. The primary objectives of the MoU are
To test selected raw drugs and finished products for the purpose of standardization of medicines.
To provide NABL accreditation training guidelines to the laboratories of CIM&H.
To conduct a collaborative research project titled “Research studies for standardization and evaluation of toxicity studies for the preparation of selected higher order drugs” as per the approved proposal as part of the MoU in accordance with the terms, conditions and guidelines of the CCRAS research policy.
According to Professor Ravinarayan Acharya, Director General, Central Council of Ayurvedic Science Research
According to Professor Ravinarayan Acharya, Director General, Central Council of Ayurvedic Science Research, the MoU between CCRAS and CIM&H has also become a priority for other states in India, they can join hands with KRAS, MoUS for various R&D works.
The MoU is an important step towards strengthening the collaborative efforts between these premier institutions. The expected results include:
Stringent testing and standardization protocols will ensure high quality and safety of Ayurvedic and homeopathic medicines
Improved quality and safety: Stringent testing and standardization protocols will ensure high quality and safety of Ayurvedic and homeopathic medicines, which will benefit doctors and patients alike.
Special Training Programme: NABL Accreditation Training Guidelines will enhance the efficiency of CIM&H laboratories, ensuring compliance with the highest standards.
Collaborative Research Initiatives: The joint research projects will focus on evaluating the toxicity of selected high-chain drugs, providing valuable data to the scientific community, and ensuring the safety and efficacy of these treatments.
Skill Development and Knowledge Exchange: This partnership will promote ongoing knowledge exchange and skill development, foster a collaborative environment that promotes innovation and excellence in Indian medicine and homeopathy. read more
