About Us – Council of Indian Medicine, Haryana, Panchkula, India

Preserving Ancient Wisdom

The Council of Indian Medicine, Haryana was established in 1968 under the Haryana State Council of Indian Medicine Act, 1968. We are committed to preserving and promoting the ancient systems of Indian medicine – Ayurveda, Unani, and other traditional healing practices.

Our Heritage

Haryana is a divine land of sages and saints who scripted Vedas on the banks of sacred river Saraswati. Here, King Kuru sowed the seeds of virtues and the epic battle of Mahabharata was fought for righteousness.

Our Mission

To regulate and promote the practice of Indian medicine systems, ensure quality education, and protect public health through proper registration and monitoring of practitioners.

The Act of 1963

Operating under The Haryana Ayurvedic and Unani Practitioners Act, 1963, we maintain strict regulatory standards while supporting the growth of traditional medicine.

Our Vision

To make traditional Indian medicine systems accessible to all citizens while maintaining the highest standards of practice and education.

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While mingling the antiquity with modernity, Haryana is scaling new heights of glory in all fields of development, especially the health sector.

— Council of Indian Medicine, Haryana, Panchkula, India

Our Leadership

Our distinguished leaders share their vision for the advancement of traditional Indian medicine in Haryana.

Sh. Nayab Singh Saini

Chief Minister of Haryana

“Haryana has taken great strides in imparting up-to-date medical and healthcare facilities throughout the state. Our commitment extends to both modern medicine and the ancient healing systems that have their origins in our Vedic culture.”

Ms. Arti Singh Rao

Health Minister

“We are dedicated to making healthcare accessible to all citizens of Haryana. Traditional medicine systems like Ayurveda and Unani offer time-tested remedies that complement modern healthcare approaches.”

Dr Sumita Misra

Additional Chief Secretary

“The Council continues to work tirelessly to uphold the standards of Indian medicine practice. We ensure that every registered practitioner meets the highest qualifications and ethical standards.”