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Bṛhattrayī Ratna Vaidyaraj Atmaram Waman Datar Shastri, or Datar Shastri in short, was a true a warrior who fought for the cause of spreading Ayurveda in this age of antibiotics. He studied, practiced, taught and spread Panchbhautik Chikitsa. He was quite methodical in his approach. He was a devotee of Saint Dnyaneshwar, who always remained an inspiration for his work. Datar Shastri began his long Medical practice in 1938 at Dadar (Mumbai). He started another Chikitsa Mandir at Mulund (Mumbai) in a few years. He chose to settle in Sangli in 1983 and practiced there for the rest of his life.
Bṛhattrayī Ratna Vaidyaraj Atmaram Waman Datar Shastri, or Datar Shastri in short, was a true a warrior who fought for the cause of spreading Ayurveda in this age of antibiotics. He studied, practiced, taught and spread Panchbhautik Chikitsa. He was quite methodical in his approach. He was a devotee of Saint Dnyaneshwar, who always remained an inspiration for his work. Datar Shastri began his long Medical practice in 1938 at Dadar (Mumbai). He started another Chikitsa Mandir at Mulund (Mumbai) in a few years. He chose to settle in Sangli in 1983 and practiced there for the rest of his life.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Bṛhattrayī Ratna Vaidyabhooshanam K. Raghavan Thirumulpad (20 May 1920 – 21 November 2010) studied Sanskrit, Tharkam (Indian philosophy), Jyothisham (Indian astrology) and Vyakarana (grammar) under various teachers. Later he studied Ayurveda under P. Vasudevan Nambisan and passed the graduation exam called Vaidyabhooshanam. He gave more stress to life-style modifications in his treatment and the least importance was given to medicine. Maximum stress was laid on the importance of physical exercise in the prevention of diseases. He promoted a style highlighting wholesome food, sound sleep, moderated sex and optimal exercise. Thirumulpad taught a number of young ayurvedic graduates to practise ayurveda in a more logical scientific but simple style. He resided at Chalakudy.
Bṛhattrayī Ratna Vaidya Bhagwan Dash (4 October 1934 – 24 August 2015) was an Indian author and scholar in the field of Ayurvedic and Tibetan Medicine. He graduated in Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery from Orissa (1955) and further studies of "High Proficiency In Ayurveda" from the postgraduate training centre In Ayurveda, Jamnagar (1958). Further-wards he completed his B.A. from Tribhuvan University, Nepal (1969) then his M.A. (Sanskrit) at Delhi University (1973). His PhD was completed In Tibetan Medicine from Delhi University (1978) He worked as an Ayurvedic practitioner and consultant In Ayurveda Rasashala clinic, New Delhi and The lnstituto Italiano Dl Ayurveda, Florence (Italy). Later he has also served for WHO and SEARO in New Delhi. He was a prolific author worked on 10's of books particularly translations from Sanskrit to English of medical texts. His most notable work was his 7 volume Caraka Samhita done with Ram Karan Sharma jointly. He also worked as a bibliographer and cataloguer for the Library of Congress office in Delhi.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Bṛhattrayī Ratna Aryavaidyan PK Warrier (5 June 1921 – 10 July 2021), a distinguished Indian Ayurveda practitioner was Chief Physician of Arya Vaidya Sala, born in Kottakkal, Kerala. He received education in Ayurveda at Arya Vaidya Pathasala and played a crucial role in the development of medicinal plant research at the Centre for Medicinal Plants Research. Warrier authored research papers, including the treatise "Indian Medicinal Plants," and received numerous awards, including the Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan for his significant contributions to Ayurveda. His legacy lives on through his extensive writings, research, and pioneering work in medicinal plant identification.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Bṛhattrayī Ratna Dr. Vilas Nanal is the third generation of the living Nanal Tradition. Born into a family of thinkers, practitioners and researchers of Ayurveda, he continues to maintain and uplift the tradition cultivated for almost a century. As an Occupational Therapist he had extensive exposure to modern thinking and practice in the beginning of his career, after which he took to study Ayurveda till his post graduation. He is a teacher of graduate, post graduate and doctoral candidates along with autonomous courses. He is wellknown because of his knowledge about Ischemic Heart Disease, HIV/AIDS and knee joint disorders. He has traveled extensively in Europe for propagation of Ayurveda for a decade.
Dr. Ramesh Nanal
Vaidyamadam Cheriya Narayanan Namboodiri
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Not Declared - Award was not declared either because the committee had no consensus on most eligible person or because the committee felt that none are eligible during the year.
Announcement Awaited!!
Prof. Gerrit Jan Meulenbeld was conferred with the title of Yavanācharya of Ayurveda in recognition of the outstanding contributions he has made towards unraveling the glorious history of the Indian medical tradition. Gerrit Jan Meulenbeld (1928–2017) is a physician and scholar famous for his researches in Indology, especially in the field of Ayurveda. 'The coming generations will fondly remember this great Dutch scholar for his encyclopedic work, History of Indian Medical Literature. Gerrit Jan Meulenbeld studied medicine and Indology in Utrecht. From 1954 he worked as a psychiatrist. At the end of the nineteen-sixties he returned to Indology. Immediately after receiving his doctorate Meulenbeld began to write the historical overview of the Indian medical literature. Since 1978 he worked as a research fellow at the University of Ghent and psychiatrist at the Van Mesdagkliniek in Groningen. In 1986 accepted a full-time job at the Mesdagkliniek when the Indian Institute of Languages and Cultures of the University was threatened with closure. There he worked until his retirement in 1988. The scholarship of Meulenbeld is extended to our cyber space in the form of Annotated bibliography of Indian Medicine with more than 10000 entries. www.indianmedicine.ub.rug.nl and through the electronic journal on Indian medicine'. Dr Meulenbeld extended his helping hand constantly to thousands of Ayurveda lovers all over the world , through his untiring works on his website which opens up his scholarship to present generation of Ayurveda students.
Born in 1917, Sankaran Namboodiripad is the son of Damodaran Namboodiri of Valloor Mana at Kalluvazhi in old Valluvanad taluk and Uma Antharjanam of Akkithath Mana. VMC Sankaran Nampoothiri was conferred with the honorable title of Vṛddhācarya of Ayurveda in recognition of the exemplary dedication and perseverance in preserving the traditional methods of education and practice in the field of Ayurveda during the International Grand Centennial Celebrations of Aryavaidyan PV Rama Varrier’s Birth Anniversary held at Coimbatore, India.. He was the of the system of face to face learning (mukhamukham) that constituted the traditional method of learning Ayurveda. VMC Sankaran Nampoothiri was trained in the Vedas and Sanskrit but specialised in the branch of toxicology called Visha Vaidya at a young age. He is a master in expounding the teachings of the classical Ayurvedic text Aṣṭāñgahṛdayam.

The papers published in 2011-12 were considered by the selection committee and the paper titled ‘Prakriti (Ayurvedic concept of constitution) and variations in platelet aggregation’ published in BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine authored by Bhalero et al was conferred the Award.

More Details of the paper: S. Bhalerao and T. Deshpande, “Prakriti (Ayurvedic concept of constitution) and variations in platelet aggregation,” BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, vol. 12, article 248, 2012 https://www.doi.org/10.1186/1472-6882-12-248

The papers published in 2013-14 were considered by the selection committee and no eligible nominations were shortlisted.
The papers published in 2015-16 were considered by the selection committee and no eligible nominations were shortlisted.
The papers published in 2017-18 will be considered by the selection committee and award would be announced in 2019. Please visit us again to get updates on the process.
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