Literally, gada means a disease and agada means any agent which makes the body free from disease

However the term agada is used specifically for the branch of medicine dealing with toxicology, the description of the different types of poisons, and their antidotes.
Agada tantra ,the section of toxicology that deals with food poisoning, snake bites, dog bites, insect bites, etc.

Vyavahara ayurveda explores about the medicolegal studies, medical jurisprudence, autopsy findings, postmortem reports, Visits to snake parks, forensic laboratories are being arranged for the clinical training.

Dr. S. Chandrasekar
AYRB00535
Reader & H.O.D

Dr. Divya. K. M
AYAT00210
Reader

For promotion of health and prevention of disease, this department plays an important role. It portraiys about daily regimens, seasonal regimens, cleanliness, code of conduct, diet, exercise, pranayama for disease free life.

The department has wide spaced yoga hall with individual yoga mats for students for practicing.yoga classes are conducted in daily basis for both patients and students.
The department is equipped with variety of models, specimens and charts.

Nature healing is also a part of this department. Spiritual health is obtained by creating awareness for better health by organizing camps and yoga programmes.

This department holds the previlage of conducting departmental activities like community health camps, health survey in village areas for promotion of health of the society under swasthya rakshana (adopting villages to promote rural health)

Dr. Deepthi Ann Skariah
AYSV00834
Lecturer

Dr. Suraj S R
AYSV00891
Lecturer

This department deals with pathological and diagnostic approach through both modern and ayurveda.

Ayurvedic diagnostic techniques like asta stana pariksha, exploring about nadi (pulse), mutra (urine), mala (faeces), jighwa (tongue), shabda (auscultation), sparsha (palpation), drik (inspection), akriti (physical built).

Pathological laboratories have been well established for the convenience of patients and students for clinical learning.

Dr. B. Arun prakash
AYRN00205
Reader & H.O.D

Dr. Akshaya G
AYRN01119
Lecturer

This department highlights the preparation, processing, storage, compounding of the various herbo mineral drugs.

This purveys purification and incineration techniques to make the drug pallatable and safe.

Well equipped instruments, laboratories, specimens, models and charts are well established in the department. Visits are being arranged to various gmp approved pharmaceutical industries and other research and development centres to impart practical knowledge.

Dr. T. Prasanna Kumar
AYRB00626
Professor & H.O.D

Dr. Rajish. R. Unnithan
AYRB00440
Reader

Dr Rajeshvara Rao
AYRB01744
Lecturer

This department prioritizes the flora and fauna of ayurveda.it bestows the ayurvedic aspects like guna, karma, veerya, vipaka, prabhava of the dravya. also deals with pharmacognosy, pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, and cross-sectional study of herbal drugs.

Dr. S. Balasundar
AYDG00553
Reader & H.O.D

Dr. A. Ramakrishna
AYDG00847
Reader

Facilities

We have a herbal museum holding about 250 herbarium collected by the students in their study tour

This department emphasises on the physiological formation and functions of human body. Beyond physical terms in human body, it also deals with other functional criteria such as atma, manas, prakrithi etc. It spotlights the basic element of the body such as dosha, dhatus, malas, srotas, etc…students are clinically trained for various physiological investigations.

Dr. Antony Stephen Raj J
AYKS00022
Reader & H.O.D

Dr. S. V. Dinass Kumar
AYKS00625
Lecturer

Facilities

A well equipped physiology laboratory with high professional standards of the lab’s facilities, equipment, procedures and staffing is functioning in our campus.

This department is engaged in the anatomical study of human body, practical dissection of cadavers, demonstrations through charts and models. Rachana shareeram also deals with marma vignyanam (vital points in the human body), srotas (channels in human body) and stagewise development of human body from birth to death.

Dr.Faiz Mohammed
AYRS00437
Reader & H.O.D

Dr. Soniya Manik Dahat
AYRS01316
Lecturer

Facilities

A highly modernised anatomy museum with specimens, models, and charts and dissection hall with cadavers is established in our campus.