Prāṇadā 2025 – Day 2 Highlights
Updated on: 22th, November 2025
1st Global Summit Prāṇadā 2025 organised by FIMS, SGT University on 21–22 November 2025.
Prāṇadā 2025 – Day 2 Highlights | 22nd November 2025
Insightful Sessions • Global Perspectives • Academic Reforms
It was enriched by visionary leaders who shared their expertise on global Ayurveda opportunities, clinical advancements, integrative health, and educational reforms. We were honoured by the presence of Dr. Pawan K. Godatwar, Dr. Vinay Chowdhary, Dr. Harsha Gramminger, Prof. Dr. K. K. Pandey, and Dr. V. N. Joshi, whose contributions added immense academic value.
Session Highlights
Session 1 – Dr. Pawan K. Godatwar (WHO SEARO): Global opportunities for Ayurveda professionals and emerging international pathways.
Session 2 – Dr. Vinay Chowdhary: Clinical insights into Ayurvedic dermatology and holistic skin care.
Session 3 – Dr. Harsha Gramminger: Growing acceptance of Ayurveda in Europe and global wellness careers.
Session 4 – Prof. Dr. K. K. Pandey: Ayurveda’s supportive role in NCDs with a special focus on cancer palliative care.
Session 5 – Dr. V. N. Joshi: Gut–brain axis explained through Ayurvedic diet, Agni, and lifestyle science.
Panel Discussion – A Major Academic Milestone
Theme: Reforms in Ayurveda Education: Strengthening with Stakeholder Support
Moderator: Dr. Vineet George
The panel featured eminent speakers shaping the future of Ayurveda academia. The focus of discussions were:
Dr. Tanuja Manoj Nesari (Former Director, AIIA, and CEO NMPB) Director ITRA Jam Nagar Gujarat – Transition to competency-based, student-centric learning
Dr. Narayan S. Jadav – NCISM reforms & QCI standardization
Dr. K. K. Dwivedi – New dynamic curriculum, electives & digital feedback
Dr. Astha Chaudhary – Pedagogy transformation & active learning
Mr. Prateek Aggarwal – Assessment reforms & academic restructuring
Dr. Anil Sharma – Merging continuous assessment process as per NCISM and CEAPS, SGT University.
This dynamic panel paved the way for stronger academic systems and enhanced teaching-learning standards in Ayurveda.
Day 2 continued with clinically rich and research-oriented presentations across diverse Ayurvedic specialties. Major themes included:
Neurodegenerative NCDs – Parkinson’s & Alzheimer’s
Autoimmune Disorders – RA & Lupus
Minimally Invasive & Smart Technologies in Anorectal Disease
Integrative Models of Care for NCDs
Panchakarma in Neurological & Musculoskeletal Disorders
These sessions showcased clinical excellence, evidence-based approaches, and integrative strategies for NCD care.
Prāṇadā 2025 rocked with powerful discussions, global insights, and renewed commitment to advancing Ayurveda education and clinical excellence.
Valedictory session was presided by Dr. Poornima Baliga Bantwal, Pro-Vice Chancellor, SGT University.
Chief guests were:
Dr. Sanjeev Sood, Vice Chancellor, Guru Ravidas Ayurveda University, Punjab
Dr. Rabinaryan Acharya, Director General CCRAS, Delhi
Dr. Narayan Jadhav, President Incharge, MARBISM, NCISM, New Delhi
The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Prof. (Dr.) Anil Sharma, Dean, FIMS, SGT University, and a commitment to organize the 2nd Global Summit in November–December 2026 with national and international industrial and multi-institutional collaboration to promote Ayurveda.
