Samhita, Siddhanta and Sanskrit department aims at imparting the knowledge of Samhita (classical texts) such as Charaka Samhita, Ashtanga Hridaya etc.
Samhita, Siddhanta and Sanskrit department emerges as the root through which the other branches of science evolve. As the Samhitas are written in Sanskrit, in order to understand and comprehend the meanings of the Shlokas in Samhita, this department is involved in teaching Sanskrit to propagate authoritative knowledge about Samhita.
Mission
- To emerge as a beacon of excellence in imparting the knowledge of Samhita.
- To explore the Samhitas in a systematic and scientific manner.
- To implement the basic principles and the knowledge of Samhita in clinical practice.
- To encourage and entitle the students to learn, understand, practice and propagate Ayurveda.
Vision
- To conduct innovative research on the basis of the core principles of Ayurveda delineated in Samhita.
Faculty in the Department of Samhita, Siddhanta and Sanskrit
1. Faculty Details
Dr Alok Roy
HOD and Professor
Prof. Sanjeeva Krishna Hegade
Professor
Dr Divya Nagari N
Associate Professor
Dr.Sahana C
Professor
Dr Suganya Devi
Assistant Professor
2. Department Initiatives
Samhita, Siddhanta and Sanskrit department helps the students to learn and grow by hosting a number of Webinars and Seminars. The department seeks to increase students’ knowledge and provide them with the skills necessary to succeed as both academicians and physicians. We focus on imparting the essence of the subject by introducing and familiarizing them with Ayurvedic literature. Initiatives have been taken to successfully conduct competitions like Quiz, Poetry, Shloka recitation, Skit competition etc. Events like Charaka jayanti, Guru purnima are celebrated in order to provide the pupils with a better understanding of the historical background of Ayurveda.
3. Department Activities
- Expert lectures are organised in the department.
- Paper presentations are done by faculties at National and International level Seminars.
- CME programmes are attended by faculties.
Guest lectures
1. Guest lecture- Delivered by Dr Alok Roy to PG scholars in Sr Sri Ayurvedic Medical Science and Research in Aug 2023
2. Guest lecture – Delivered by Dr Alok Roy in AROHA 2024, an international conference in AIIA on the topic “Opportunities of Integration in Healthcare”, New Delhi in Oct 2024
3. Guest lecture- Delivered by Dr Divya Nagari on the topic “A Critical Review on Varna in Brihatrayi” and interactive session for PG scholars in Sri Sri College of Ayurvedic Science and Research in Aug 2021
5. Guest lecture- Delivered by Dr Divya Nagari on the topics “Trisutra of Ayurveda” and “A holistic approach to Health” for UG scholars in Sri Sri College of Ayurvedic Science and Research in May 2022 and Sept 2024
UG Research Project:
Research Project on Assessment of the etiology in relation to non compliance of Ritumati charya in patients with PCOS- Guided by Dr Alok Roy
4.Research and Publications from the Department
Publications of Dr Alok Roy:
- RaktaMokshana In Kaya Chiktsa A Perspective View of Sushruta – Indian Journal of Ancient Medicine and Yoga – IJAMY_8321_2018 – Nov 24, 2018
- Dr. Alok Roy has also guided a student in RGUHS project.
Publications of Dr Divya Nagari N:
- Standardization of Varnya dravya wsr to Yashtimadhu and Manjishtha Churna – An Analytical study –Ayushdhara –April 2020
- A clinical study of Draksha Ghrita in the management of Anaemia in pregnancy- Ayushdhara- April 2020
- Ayurvedic Medicated eye drops (Bilvaditailaaschyotana)- A review- IJAAR- Aug 2020
Publications of Dr Renuka:
- Polycystic ovary syndrome – A case Report – RGUHS – Journal of Ayush Sciences, RJAS 2021
Best Practices of the Department.
- Case presentations and discussions
- Practical demonstration of various therapeutic procedures
- Clinical utility of Basic principles
- Shloka pathana
- Comprehending the Shlokas through Vyakhyana(commentary)
updateLast updated on 11 May 2026