Merchant Ayurved College and Hospital

10/06/2026

Pledge Of world no To***co day at Merchant ayurvedic college and hospital, mehsana

10/06/2026

**World No To***co Day*
*Merchant Ayurvedic College, Mehsana*
*Agadtantra evum Vidhivaidyak department*
*Date:* 10th June 2026, Wednesday
*Time:* 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
*Venue:* In front of Merchant Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Mehsana

*Motive of Programme:*
To create awareness about World No To***co Day, harmful effects of to***co & its link to oral cancer, and to explain the Ayurvedic perspective on to***co de-addiction in detail.

*Program Flow*
*9:00 AM – 9:05 AM* : Welcome & Introduction

*9:05 AM – 9:15 AM* : Speech by *Dr. Shepal Professor kayachikitsa department
_Topic: World No To***co Day – Significance & Awareness_

*9:15 AM – 9:25 AM* : Speech by *Dr. Amruta Deshpande* Professor samhita sidhhant department
_Topic: Ayurvedic Treatment & De-addiction of To***co_

*9:25 AM – 9:35 AM* : Speech by *Dr. Pooja Gadkari* Assistant professor agadtantra department
_Topic: AYUSH Schemes & Government Initiatives for To***co Control_

*9:35 AM – 9:40 AM* : *Prakash Thakor*, Student
_To***co Pledge_

*9:40 AM – 9:50 AM* : *Kaksha Pandya*, Student
_Gujarati Speech – To***co Day & Teenager Aspect_

*9:50 AM – 10:00 AM* : Vote of Thanks & Group Pledge

*Attendance -
All BAMS students, faculty members, non-teaching staff, and patients .

10/06/2026

Speech By
Dr Shirish Shepal Professor kayachikitsa department on world no To***co day

10/06/2026

**World No To***co Day*
*Merchant Ayurvedic College, Mehsana*
*Agadtantra evum Vidhivaidyak department*
*Date:* 10th June 2026, Wednesday
*Time:* 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
*Venue:* In front of Merchant Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Mehsana

*Motive of Programme:*
To create awareness about World No To***co Day, harmful effects of to***co & its link to oral cancer, and to explain the Ayurvedic perspective on to***co de-addiction in detail.

*Program Flow*
*9:00 AM – 9:05 AM* : Welcome & Introduction

*9:05 AM – 9:15 AM* : Speech by *Dr. Shirish Shepal Professor kayachikitsa department
_Topic: World No To***co Day – Significance & Awareness_

*9:15 AM – 9:25 AM* : Speech by *Dr. Amruta Deshpande* Professor samhita sidhhant department
_Topic: Ayurvedic Treatment & De-addiction of To***co_

*9:25 AM – 9:35 AM* : Speech by *Dr. Pooja Gadkari* Assistant professor agadtantra department
_Topic: AYUSH Schemes & Government Initiatives for To***co Control_

*9:35 AM – 9:40 AM* : *Prakash Thakor*, Student
_To***co Pledge_

*9:40 AM – 9:50 AM* : *Kaksha Pandya*, Student
_Gujarati Speech – To***co Day & Teenager Aspect_

*9:50 AM – 10:00 AM* : Vote of Thanks & Group Pledge

*Attendance -
All BAMS students, faculty members, non-teaching staff, and patients .

09/06/2026

*Report: World Environment Day*

Date: 05/06/2026
Organized by: Department of Dravyaguna Vigyana
Venue: Botanical Garden (Rushivan Herbal Garden), Merchant Ayurveda College, Basna, Mehsana
Time: 10:00 AM onwards

*Executive Summary*
On 5th June 2026, the Department of Dravyaguna Vigyana organized the World Environment Day celebration at Merchant Ayurveda College, Basna, Mehsana. The theme for this year's observance was “Protect Biodiversity: Every Species Matters.”
The programme commenced at 10:00 AM in the Department of Dravyaguna Vigyana, where students prepared and presented posters highlighting the importance of biodiversity conservation and environmental protection.
Following the poster presentation, a plantation programme was conducted at the Rushivan Herbal Garden of Merchant Ayurveda College. The plantation drive was inaugurated by Dr. Sudesh Lamoria, Head of the Department of Prasutitantra and Streeroga. On this occasion, a brief message emphasizing the significance of environmental conservation and biodiversity protection was delivered by the student Kaksha.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and faculty members, reflecting their commitment towards environmental sustainability. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Amalu Joy.

*Faculty Members Present*
Dr. Farhattunnisa A. Syed
Dr. Gaurang Prajapati
Dr. Amalu Joy
Dr. Sudesh Lamoria
Dr. Malika Choudhary
Dr. Shirish Sitaram Shepal

The celebration successfully created awareness about the importance of preserving biodiversity and encouraged participants to contribute actively towards environmental protection.

10/04/2026

Report: Educational Lecture on Stress Management in Today’s Era [Date - 10/4/2026]
​Organized by: HRD & Student Support Cell
Venue: 1st Year Classroom, Merchant Ayurveda College, Basna, Mehsana
Speakers: Mr. Kalpesh & Ms. Sanjana
​Executive Summary
​On [Insert Date], the HRD & Student Support Cell organized an insightful educational lecture titled "Stress Management in Today’s Era". Held at the 1st-year classroom of Merchant Ayurveda College, the session aimed to equip students with practical tools to navigate the academic and personal pressures of modern life. The lecture featured expert insights from Art of Living Mr. Kalpesh and Ms. Sanjana, who addressed the psychological and physiological aspects of stress.
​Key Highlights of the Session
​1. Understanding the Modern Stress Landscape
​The speakers opened by defining how stress manifests in the 2020s—often driven by digital overload, academic competition, and "hustle culture." They distinguished between Eustress (positive, motivating stress) and Distress (negative, chronic stress).
​2. Perspectives from the Speakers
​Mr. Kalpesh focused on the behavioral approach. He discussed the importance of time management and the "Power of No." He emphasized that stress often stems from a lack of boundaries between academic responsibilities and personal rest.
​Ms. Sanjana provided a holistic perspective, aligning with the college’s Ayurvedic roots. She spoke about the connection between mental health and physical habits, including sleep hygiene, nutrition, and mindfulness techniques.
​Engagement and Interaction
​The 1st-year students participated actively in a Q&A session. Many queries focused on balancing the heavy curriculum of BAMS with personal well-being. The speakers provided tailored advice, suggesting that students integrate short bursts of meditation between study sessions.
​Conclusion
​The lecture concluded with a vote of thanks from the Student Support Cell. Feedback from the attendees indicated a significant increase in their confidence to handle upcoming academic challenges. By hosting such events, Merchant Ayurveda College continues to demonstrate its commitment to the "Ayurvedic" principle of total wellness—balancing the mind, body, and spirit.
​Report Prepared By: [Dr PEEYUSH PAREEK
Assistant professor RACHANA SHARIRDEPARTMENT]
HRD & Student Support Cell
Merchant Ayurveda College, Basna

10/04/2026

10/04/2026

*Report on Educational Visit to District Court, Mehsana*

*1. Basic Details*
- *Date of Visit:* 2/04/2026
- *Venue:* District Court, Mehsana, Gujarat
- *Organized by:* Department of Agadtantra, Merchant Ayurved College, Basna, Mehsana
- *Participants:* 2nd Year BAMS Students, Merchant Ayurved College
- *Total Students:* 51
- *Timing:* 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM

*2. Faculty Accompanying*
1. *Dr. Pooja Prabhakar Gadkari* - Assistant Professor, Agadtantra Department
2. *Dr. Shivani Vyas* - Assistant Professor, RSBK Department

*3. Objective of Visit*
The visit was organized by the Agadtantra Department to provide 2nd year BAMS students with practical exposure to the judicial process and understanding of medico-legal cases. The aim was to correlate the subject of Vyavahar Ayurveda and Vidhi Vaidyaka with real courtroom procedures and legal documentation.

*4. Proceedings of the Visit*
- *11:00 AM:* Arrival at District Court, Mehsana. Students reported in college apron and ID card.
- *11:15 AM - 11:45 AM:* Orientation by court officials regarding court structure, hierarchy, and daily functioning of district courts.
- *11:45 AM - 2:30 PM:* Observation of live court proceedings and discussion of the following cases with legal experts:
Case Type Key Points Discussed
**1. Murder Case** Role of medical evidence, importance of post-mortem report, examination and cross-examination of medical witness
**2. Post Mortem Report by Doctor** Format of PM report, how doctors present findings in court, common errors and their legal implications
**3. Land Dispute** Case of shop owner vs State Government. Discussed role of documentary evidence and survey reports
**4. Divorce Case** Grounds for divorce, role of medical certificates in cruelty/impotency claims, counseling procedures
**5. Hostile Witness Case** Definition of hostile witness, Sec 154 of Indian Evidence Act, impact on trial outcomes
- *2:30 PM - 3:00 PM:* Interactive session with advocates on the role of doctors in medico-legal cases and responsibilities of a medical jurist. Vote of thanks given by students.

*5. Learning Outcomes*
1. Understood the actual courtroom environment and procedure of criminal & civil trials.
2. Learned the importance of accurate and detailed Post Mortem reports in homicide cases.
3. Understood the legal value of medical certificates and the procedure for deposing as an expert witness.
4. Correlated Agadtantra & Vyavahar Ayurveda syllabus with practical legal applications.
5. Developed awareness of legal responsibilities and ethics of a medical practitioner.

*6. Conclusion*
The visit to District Court, Mehsana was highly beneficial and educational for the 2nd year BAMS students. It provided direct insight into the medico-legal system and the interface between medicine and law. The support and guidance of Dr. Pooja Prabhakar Gadkari and Dr. Shivani Vyas made the visit systematic and fruitful. Such field visits are essential for developing competent Ayurvedic physicians with sound medico-legal knowledge.

*Submitted by:*
Department of Agadtantra
Merchant Ayurved College, Basna, Mehsana

10/04/2026

*Report on Educational Visit to Forensic Science Laboratory, Gandhinagar*

*1. Basic Details*
- *Date of Visit:* 08/04/2026
- *Venue:* Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), Gandhinagar, Gujarat
- *Organized by:* Merchant Ayurved College, Basna, Mehsana
- *Participants:* 2nd Year Students, Ayurvedacharya in Medical Sciences (AMS)
- *Timing:* 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

*2. Objective of Visit*
The visit was organized to give 2nd year AMS students practical exposure to forensic science applications in medico-legal cases. It aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge of Agad Ta**ra & Vyavahar Ayurveda and its real-world implementation in forensic investigations.

*3. Proceedings of the Visit*
- *9:00 AM:* Arrival at FSL, Gandhinagar. Students assembled with apron and college ID as instructed.
- *9:30 AM - 11:00 AM:* Orientation session by FSL officials covering the history, structure, and role of FSL in criminal justice. Overview of major divisions explained.
- *11:00 AM - 1:00 PM:* Department-wise tour and demonstration:
- *Toxicology Division:* Demonstration of poison detection techniques, sample collection and preservation methods.
- *Biology & Serology Division:* Study of blood, semen, hair analysis and DNA fingerprinting process.
- *Ballistics & Physics Division:* Fi****ms examination, bullet comparison, and tool mark analysis.
- *Questioned Documents Division:* Handwriting verification, ink analysis, and detection of forged documents.
- *Narcotics Division:* Methods for drug identification and testing procedures.
- *1:00 PM - 1:30 PM:* Lunch break
- *1:30 PM - 2:45 PM:* Interactive session with forensic experts. Case studies on medico-legal autopsies, poisoning cases, and importance of forensic evidence in court were discussed.
- *2:45 PM - 3:00 PM:* Vote of thanks and group photograph. Departure from FSL.

*4. Learning Outcomes*
1. Understood the functioning of different divisions of a state forensic laboratory.
2. Learned about scientific techniques used for evidence collection, preservation, and analysis.
3. Correlated Ayurvedic concepts of Visha and Agad with modern toxicology practices.
4. Understood the role of forensic experts in medico-legal cases and court proceedings.
5. Gained awareness about career opportunities in forensic science for Ayurveda graduates.

*5. Conclusion*
The educational visit to FSL, Gandhinagar was highly informative and successful. It provided students with first-hand experience of forensic investigations and enhanced their understanding of the medico-legal aspects of Ayurveda. Such visits are essential for developing practical insight and professional competence among students.

*Submitted by:*
Agadtantra DEPARTMENT of Merchant ayurved college,Mehsana

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10/02/2026

*World Cancer Day Celebration*

*Date:* 6th February, 2026
*Time:* 9:00 am - 11:00 am
*Venue:* Merchant Ayurved College, Mehsana

*Program Schedule:*

1. *Speech on Cancer Day Relation with Ayurved*
Speaker: [Respected Faculty/Guest]
Time: 9:00 am - 9:30 am

2. *Rally - Awareness of Cancer Day*
Time: 9:30 am - 11:00 am
Route: College Campus

*Organized by:*
Merchant Ayurved College, Mehsana.
Agadtantra DEPARTMENT and Samhita siddhant department