To mark World AIDS Day, an awareness rally was conducted under the leadership of Sri Sairam Ayurveda Medical College. The rally was organized with the participation of students and staff to create awareness about HIV/AIDS prevention and public health responsibility.

The rally was flagged off on the college campus, with students carrying placards and banners emphasizing awareness, prevention, and social responsibility. Teaching faculty members and administrative staff also took part in the programme and encouraged students throughout the rally.

Through this rally, awareness was created among the public about the causes of AIDS, preventive measures, and the importance of avoiding discrimination against affected individuals. The participants highlighted the need for early testing, proper treatment, and social awareness.

Around 300 students actively participated in the rally and successfully conveyed the message of health awareness and social responsibility to the community.

The Department of Shalya Tantra successfully organized the Sushruta Pradharshani – Ayurvedic Surgical Expo on 8th and 9th December 2025 at the Yoga Hall, as part of Dheera 2K21 academic initiatives.

The expo was inaugurated by Dr. M. Suresh Kumar, General & Laparoscopic Surgeon, who motivated and inspired the students with his encouraging words and best wishes. His presence added immense value to the event, highlighting the relevance of surgical principles across traditional and modern medical systems.

The Pradharshani showcased classical Ayurvedic surgical concepts, instruments, models, and demonstrations, providing students with hands-on exposure to fundamental surgical understanding. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from Siddha and Homoeopathy students, promoting interdisciplinary learning and enriching the academic experience.

The two-day exhibition served as an excellent platform for students to deepen their knowledge of Sushruta’s contributions to surgery and appreciate the scientific foundation of Ayurvedic Shalya Tantra.

On 9th December 2025, Day 5 of the Transitional Curriculum for the 2025–2026 Batch was held with a special focus on clinical orientation.

The highlight of the day was an expert session delivered by Dr. Sivakumar from Chennai Heritage Hospital. The guest lecture provided valuable insights into practical clinical approaches, patient handling, and the relevance of Ayurveda in modern healthcare settings.

Students benefitted from the interactive discussion, gaining clarity on clinical pathways, professional expectations, and the importance of disciplined learning during their foundational years.

On 8th December 2025, our institution conducted Day 4 of the Transitional Curriculum for the 2025–2026 Batch, offering students an engaging blend of experiential learning and motivational interaction.

As part of the day’s programme, students were taken on a guided visit to the Herbal Garden, where they were introduced to a variety of medicinal plants, their identification features, and their classical and therapeutic uses. This provided hands-on exposure to core botanical knowledge essential for early Ayurvedic training.

The batch also visited the Incubation Centre, gaining an overview of innovation opportunities, research support systems, and entrepreneurial pathways available within the institution.

Additionally, a special interactive session was conducted by a distinguished alumna/alumnus of our college, who shared valuable insights on professional growth, academic discipline, and the diverse career avenues in Ayurveda. The session was well received and served as a motivational highlight for the students.

Day 4 successfully combined academic orientation, field-based learning, and alumni inspiration to further strengthen the foundation for the new batch.

On 6th December 2025, Day 3 of the Transitional Curriculum for the 2025–2026 Batch was successfully conducted. The day’s sessions were handled by the Department of Samhita & Siddhanta, providing the students with a foundational understanding of classical Ayurvedic principles, textual orientation, and the importance of Samhita studies in shaping clinical knowledge.

In addition to this, students also participated in a session on the Basics of Yoga, where they were introduced to fundamental concepts, simple practices, and the role of yoga in maintaining physical and mental well-being. The session emphasized the integration of yoga with Ayurveda for holistic health.

The combined academic and practical exposure helped students develop a deeper appreciation for traditional knowledge systems and supported their gradual transition into formal Ayurvedic education.

On 5th December 2025, our institution conducted Day 2 of the Transitional Curriculum for the 2025–2026 Batch, continuing the structured orientation designed to help new students integrate smoothly into academic life.

The day featured several key activities that enriched the learning experience:

Interactive sessions by senior-most faculty members, offering valuable academic guidance, motivational insights, and an introduction to core Ayurvedic principles.

Guidelines and orientation from the Office, helping students understand institutional procedures, academic regulations, Scholarships and support services.

A visit to the Central Library, where students were introduced to available resources, reference materials, digital access systems, and best practices for academic research.

These sessions collectively aimed to strengthen foundational understanding, foster discipline, and familiarize the batch with the academic ecosystem of the institution.

The Department of Kayachikitsa organized a Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme on 27th November 2025 at SSR Hall. The session was delivered by Dr. Keerthana S, who presented an in-depth and clinically oriented lecture focusing primarily on Rheumatoid Arthritis.

The session covered the Ayurvedic understanding of Amavata, contemporary clinical correlations, diagnostic approaches, and evidence-based treatment protocols, offering valuable insights for both student doctors and faculty members.

The CME aimed to enhance clinical competence, encourage integrative thinking, and strengthen the application of Kayachikitsa principles in managing chronic inflammatory disorders. The programme witnessed active participation from students, interns, and faculty, contributing to a rich academic environment.

This initiative reflects our institution’s continuous efforts toward advancing academic excellence and promoting updated clinical knowledge in Ayurveda.

Sri Sairam Medical Colleges & Research Centres (Siddha, Ayurveda & Homoeopathy) proudly marked a milestone in our journey of excellence and holistic healthcare education.
Chief Guest: Dr. Ashok Kumar Arigondam, Interventional Cardiologist & Group Director, Cardiology – Dr. Rela Institute & Medical Centre, Chennai
This special occasion was graced by Our CEO, CBO, CIO, Director and Principals
With 25 years of unwavering commitment to quality education, research, and service, this event celebrated our legacy and welcomed the next generation of healers and innovators.
Here’s to new beginnings, inspired learning, and a future shaped with purpose.