Digital Ayush Platform Launched to Streamline Registrations

Lucknow, September 23 – A new digital platform designed to register Ayush clinical establishments was launched today by Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya. The launch, part of the 11th Ayush Day program, aims to make the onboarding of Ayurvedic hospitals, clinics, and wellness centers more efficient and transparent.

The Ayush Clinical Establishment Registration System app will allow practitioners to apply online, track approvals, and access government resources in real time. Maurya highlighted that the move supports the "one district‑one Ayush medical college" policy, which seeks to ensure every district has a dedicated institution for Ayurvedic education and research.

He praised the integration of modern diagnostic equipment, mentioning a Make‑in‑India machine that measured 150 health parameters during the event. The deputy chief minister also paid homage to Lord Dhanvantari, the deity of medicine, before the program officially began.

The event showcased student talents through yoga demonstrations, slogan competitions, and art displays, with winners receiving certificates and prizes. Maurya encouraged the audience to incorporate yoga, balanced nutrition, and regular physical activity into their daily routines for holistic well‑being.