Suryaa National Desk: Bureau of Indian… The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) organized special sessions across the country with an aim to further enhance quality standards in the fields of Ayurveda, Yoga and Sova-Rigpa traditional medical practices. Officials revealed that the program aims to take the quality of Indian medical procedures to international standards and provide safer services to consumers. A large number of researchers, professors, medical experts and industry representatives from across the country participated in these special conferences and discussed various key topics. In the current modern times, the adoption of alternative medical systems and traditional therapies is growing exponentially worldwide. At this juncture, the BIS representatives stressed that there is a need to enforce the armed norms without any compromise on quality standards.
Preparation of Ayurvedic medicines, management of yoga training institutes and formulation of guidelines to ensure standardization in Sova-Rigpa medical practices were extensively discussed in these meetings. It is believed that people's health will be more secure by ensuring that only quality products come into the market. Experts analyze how much these conferences contribute to achieving world-class standards by combining traditional medical knowledge with scientific methods. Manufacturers and practitioners have used these platforms to create awareness to strictly adhere to the standards set by BIS. It is expected that this enhancement of quality standards will play a key role in future for Indian medical procedures to gain more credibility in the global market.
BIS is planning to implement more new guidelines for these areas of traditional medicine in the coming days. Experts claim that the reputation of indigenous medical practices can be universalized by investing heavily in research and development sectors. Health sector in the country is going to be further strengthened with the implementation of quality standards, while the medical and academic circles are expressing joy towards this initiative of the government.
