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( 37 ) FACULTY OF AYURVEDA Dean Office (O) 2369473, Fax: 2369473 [email protected] [email protected] Retired Teachers Chumekar KC Assoc. Prof. 2437262 Name& Address Designation Telephone/Cell No.& email K 18/6, Rata Phathak, SahuManoranjan Professor & (O) 2369473 Varanasi D 59, Ashok Puram Dean 9415226369 Dubey SD Professor 9236660453 Colony, Daffi, Varanasi [email protected] Ashokpuram Colony, Agrawal A.K. S.O. 9415812338 Varanasi [email protected] Ojha J Professor 2275597 Vishwakarma S.K. Peon 9125977130 28, GurudhamColony,Vns. 2275604 01. AYURVEDIC PHARMACY(O) 2367867 Non Teaching Staff Chaudhary AK Professor&Supdt. 9452074480 Lal SK Sr. PA 8090494741 Pandey NC Sr. Asstt. 9598203633 Sarkar KK Peon 8687523290 Non Teaching Staff Srivastava AK SLA 9984741911 Giri PK Tech Asstt 9453397901 Singh J Curator 7752972678 Gond RK Jr. Lab. Asstt 8953722901 Ram R Daftari 9198332094 Kumar R Jr. Clerk 9935556326 Kumar D Lab. Attendant 9455501853 03. KAYACHIKITSA DEPARTMENT [email protected] Prof. N.P. Rai 9415389017 Lal C Helper 9651575221 Head Kumar R Helper 8090510062 Murthy KHHVSS Asstt. Prof. 9415813570 Mishra SP Tech Asstt 9455330817 L-4, Hyderabad Colony, BHU, Paswan S Lab. Attendant 9454376085 Varanasi [email protected] Pandey AK Asstt. Prof. 9452827885 Shah J Lab. Attendant 9795819522 Flat No. 20, 40, Gurukripa Sharma B Lab. Attendant 9415991832 Apartment, Brij Enclave Ext., Singh HR Jr. Lab. Asstt 9455042372 Patiya, Varanasi Prasad R Assoc. Prof. 7408948231 Singh L Tech. Asstt 8896683356 12-GF, Jodhpur Colony, Near Singh P. Off. Asstt. 9450708880 Main Post Office, BHU, Vns. Singh SD Helper 9450862932 Rai NP Prof. & Head 9415389017 Upadhyay KP Chowkidar 7800200351 P-1, GF, VedVyas colony, Old Vishvakarma S.K Lab. Attendant 9889542110 Medical Enclave, BHU, Vns [email protected] Singh OP Assoc. Prof. 9415818732 Yadav RN Helper 7800363021 B-2, New Medical Enclave, Naria, Varanasi 02.DRAVYAGUNA DEPARTMENT Srivastava VK Asstt. Prof. 8052000040 Prof. AK Singh (O) 6703571 B 27/70 K-2, BadahalKothi, Head Opp. Dharmsangh, Durgakund, Varanasi Dwivedi KN Professor (O) 6703569 Tripathi JS Professor 9838706393 31/40A-85, Bhogabir, (Mob).8765550189 P-8, GF, VedVyas Colony, Lanka, Varanasi [email protected] Old Medical Enclave, BHU, Joshi VK Prof. (R) 2369116 Vns. B-6, New Medical 9415336766 Abhinav Asstt. Prof. 09450247216 Enclave, Naria, BHU, Vns. [email protected] Ram B Asso. Prof. 9889117206 Retired Teachers N-13/209, MR-1, Jeevan [email protected] Nagar, Sundarpur, Vns. Tiwari SK Professor 9415372609 Singh AK Professor&Head (R) 2368041 Samaneghat, Varanasi 5GF, Vedvyas Colony, Old 9450543159 Medical Enclave, BHU, 8874600002 Non-Teaching Staff Varanasi [email protected] Das D LA 9415284282 ( 38 ) Devi M Dai 9450541680 Dubey P Sr. Asstt. 9453054721, 7398930163 Khan I Lab. Attdt. 9696902452 Kar P LA 8765551654 Kushwaha RR JLA 8423835247 06. MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Puri P Panch. Therap. 9935544362 Prof.MahendraSahai Pooja Singh Patel Lab. Attendant 07376266618 Head Ram N Peon 7499029883 Agrawal A Professor (O) 6702173 04. KAUMARBHRTYA/ BALROGA DEPARTMENT (O) 6702179 GF-20, Old Medical 9453048577 Enclave BHU, Varanasi [email protected] Dr. B.M. Singh (R) 2368512 [email protected] Head Head, [email protected] Sahai M Professor 6702170 C2/34, Kali Mahal, 9415812564 Singh BM Prof. & Head 9415286910 Varanasi [email protected] 01GF Old Medical (R) 2368512 Singh TD Professor 6702169 Enclave, BHU, Varanasi [email protected] N-2/25-B, 9415647605 Srivastava N Asstt. Prof. 9473662858 Sunderpur,Varanasi [email protected] 48/1, HIG Flat, Kabi (Cont.) [email protected] [email protected] Nagar, Durgakund, Singh VP Professor 6702172 Varanasi 210 Ambrosia Apartment, 9415295888 Upadhyay PS Asstt. Prof. 9415624827 Lanka, Varanasi [email protected] 04 GF Kabir Colony, (O) 6702181 Tripathi YB Professor 6702171 BHU, Vns [email protected] N-1/69B,71, Krishna Bagh, 2307547 Nagwa, VNS-5 (R) 2366577 Non-Teaching Staff 9415694450 Singh AK Office Peon 9936179281 [email protected] Roy AS Office Asstt. 9198810211 (Daily Wages) Non-Teaching Staff 05.KRIYA SHARIR DEPARTMENT Ram Bedi STA 7068652261 Srivastava C Office Asstt. 9621234169 Prof. S. Gehlot (R) 6456418 Srivastava MM Lab. Attdt. 7398456528 Head 9453218571 YadavLaxmi SLA 9335648344 Agrawal A Professor (O) 2369937 07.PRASUTI TANTRA DEPARTMENT B5/46, 9415263364 AvadhgarviShivala, [email protected] Prof. Neelam (O) 6702184 Varanasi Head Dubey GP Distg. Prof. (O) 2369937(R) 2366235 B29/10, Nandigram, 9450963942 Dwivedi M Professor (R) 2316889 Lanka, Vns. [email protected] N-9/31-B 3, Brij Enclave 9415222871 Extn. Bajardiha, Varanasi [email protected] Gehlot S Prof. & Head (R) 6456418 Neelam Prof. & Head (O) 6702183 1-GF Old Medical 9453218571 B-34/147 A-1-M, 9415618958 Enclave, BHU, Varanasi 9889376064 Kaushlesh Nagar, DLW [email protected] [email protected] Rd. Varanasi [email protected] Roy Anuradha Asstt. Prof. 9956630433 Patwardhan K Reader (O) 2366162(R) 2366774 Krishna Bagh Apartment, [email protected] C/1, New Medical 9415290426 Flat No. 6, Block C-II Enclave, BHU, Vns. [email protected] Nagwa, Lanka Varanasi [email protected] Sinha M Professor 9415976993 Tripathi NS Asstt. Prof. 9452827846 Maruti Nagar Colony, [email protected] ManorathPuri Colony [email protected] Madarwa, GadwaGhat, Near BD, Academy, [email protected] Vns Susuwahi, Varanasi SumanSunita Asstt. Prof. 9415572994 VermaVandana Asstt. Prof. 9415447692 N-No-14, Sankatmochan [email protected] Dept. of KriyaSharir, [email protected] Colony, Lanka, Varanasi Faculty of Ayurveda Retired Teachers Non-Teaching Staff Dubey ML Biofeedb. Asstt (R) 2367474 ( 39 ) Tiwari PV Professor (R) 2310262 Gautam RK Lab Attendant 9794086893 Ma Anandmai Hospital Bhadaini, Varanasi Kedia R Sr. Asstt. 9918310111 Kushwaha R SLA 9415290050 Pandey PS Asstt. Paharm. 9415266562 Ram M Office Asstt. Non Teaching Staff Singh P Office Asstt. 9450708880 Amin A Lab. Attdtt. 8545075254 Dube JC Sr. Asstt. 7398361395 10. SAMHITA AND SANSKRIT DEPARTMENT 08.RACHANA SHARIR DEPARTMENT Prof. M. Sahu Head (O) 6702180 Prof. H.H.Awasthi (R) 2570550 9415226369 Head 9415813194 [email protected] Awasthi H.H. Prof. & Head (R) 2570550 Goswami PK Professor (O) 6702180(R) 2575429 New B – 208, 9415813194 R-21, Hyderabad 9415385128 TyagrajColony, BHU, Colony, BHU, Vns-05 [email protected] Varanasi Meena GL Asstt. Prof. (O) 6702177 Singh K.N. Asstt Prof. 9839049183 8 GF, Kabir Colony, (On lien) 9559226088 L-11, Hyderabad (Stage III) BHU, VNS [email protected] colony,BHU, Varanasi Paliwal M Asstt. Prof. 9450711760 Non-Teaching Staff L-14, Old Hyderabad [email protected] Colony, BHU, Varanasi Singh SK Lab Attdt. 9473746525 Yadav SS Asstt. Prof. 9838164114 Plot No. 301/1-K, [email protected] 09.RASA SHASTRA DEPARTMENT (O) 0542-2366089 Bhagwanpur, BHU, Fax : 0542-2367568 Varanasi Prof. A.K. Chaudhary Head E: [email protected] Non-Teaching Staff Gautam Sr. Clerk 9454193109 Chaudhary AK Prof. & Head (R) 2366900 GF 28, Old Medical 9452074480 Enclave, BHU, Varanasi [email protected] 11.SHALYA DEPARTMENT (O) 0542- 6702190 Gupta LN Asstt. Prof. 9415475035 Prof. Lakshman Singh D-64/52-E, [email protected] Prof. & Head MaaRajeshwari Nagar, Madhopur-Sigra, VNS Dwivedi AK Asstt. Prof. 9451050860 Kumar Neeraj Professor (R) 2318305 L-20/4F, Tulsidas [email protected] B-34/147-A-1-M, 9415228730 Colony, BHU, Vns-5 Koshlesh Nagar, DLW [email protected] Gupta Shiv Ji Assoc. Prof. (O)0542- 6702188 Road, Varanasi B-31, 80-A-S-5-3, (R)0542-2366066 Reddy KRC Professor 9415813533 Bhogabir, Lanka, 9415227419 1-2/9, PragyaPuri Colony, [email protected] Varanasi-5 [email protected] Susuwahi, Hyderabad ITI Kumar P Professor (O)0542- 6702203 Road, Varanasi Flat No. 4/1, GopalKunj, 9897792446 Naria, Vns-5 [email protected] JoshiNamrata Associate 9319037367 Dept. of Rasa Professor 8126212854 Mishra SS Professor (O) 0542-6702185 Shastra,Faculty of [email protected] B 1/26, Assi, (R)0542- 2312660 Ayurveda,I.M.S., Varanasi 9415619494 B.H.U.,Varanasi [email protected] Pandey AK Asstt. Prof. 7376887965 Retired Teachers J-12/31 C-1 9161538192 [email protected] Dixit SK Reader (R) 2276791 GayatriKutir, B 3/402, Shivala, Vns. 9450527983 Dhoopchandi, Jagatganj,Vns-221002 Jha CB Professor (R) 2300969 Rathore G.S. Asstt. Prof. 9451828000 N-6/76-D-1, Indira Nagar, 9415618960 A/31, GopalKunj, Naria, [email protected] VNS, [email protected] Lanka Road, Vns-5 Non-Teaching Staff ( 40 ) Sahu M Professor (O)0542- 6702190 Head 9415256461 D 59, Ashok Puram (R)0542- 2368636 Colony, Dafi, Varanasi 9415226369 Pande DN Professor 9415256461 [email protected] GB-5, Ganeshpuri [email protected] Singh Lakshman Professor& (O)0542- 6702192 Colony, Susuwahi, Vns. 2 Sidharth Residency-I Head (R)0542- 2317075 Kaushlesh Nagar, Naria, 9415687065 Pandey KK Professor & 9415251556 Sunderpur, Varanasi-5 [email protected] G-25, Arbindo Colony, Head [email protected] Retired Teachers Vns. Jaiswal RK Assistant 9415624830 Sharma K.R. Ex-Professor (R) 0542-2316070 Flat No.2,Siddharth Professor [email protected] SuptaKutir N9/31, B-4, Enclave-2 brij enclave Patia, BrijenclaveExtn. colony,SunderpurVns. Bazardiha, Varanasi Prasad G C Ex-Professor (R) 0542-2277479 Non Teaching Staff 5/6 Oudhagarbi, Sonarpur, Varanasi Ram S LA 7499970917 Yadav HN STA 9415290159 Non Teaching Staff 16. SWASTHAVRITTA AND YOGA Jaiswal G Lab. Attdt.
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  • Ayurveda Immersion Brochure Head.Pub

    Ayurveda Immersion Brochure Head.Pub

    Your Instructors Is This Immersion For Me? Kelly Fisher, E-RYT500, This program is for anyone interested in has been interested in Ayurveda since she learning more about the comprehensive first began practicing yoga in the early 90s. practice of Ayurveda. Yoga students and She took a nine-month immersive course in teachers alike will benefit from the in-depth Ayurvedic living with Cate Stillman in 2009 study of the doshas, prakriti, vikriti, dhatus, and has been incorporating Ayurvedic practices in her daily the six tastes, daily habits, and more. routine ever since. She will be a certified Ayurvedic Yoga Specialist through the Himalayan Institute as of December These six months are an opportunity to learn 2016. She teaches yoga, Ayurveda, and meditation both about yourself and your own patterns, and publicly and privately in and around the Washington DC to align them more with nature’s rhythms. area. Her yoga classes are both calming and challenging with her instructions rooted in aligned hatha yoga and Rx For Life: An Ayurveda Immersion is tantric philosophy. The human body contains an innate an integrated curriculum that will result in January 28 - June 18, 2017 wisdom that we each have an ability to access if only we you feeling more connected to yourself, have the right tools to unlock it. Through practice of yoga asana, breath work, and alignment with nature’s rhythms, others, and seasonal rhythms. her students are guided into deeper and deeper places within their own hearts, bodies, and minds so that underlying knowledge can manifest in their daily lives.
  • A Yoga Guru of the Modern Era: the Politics of Preserving Tradition

    A Yoga Guru of the Modern Era: the Politics of Preserving Tradition

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  • Ayurveda Brochure

    Ayurveda Brochure

    Ayurveda explore the healing traditions. study the ancient arts. deepen your knowledge of yoga and ayurveda Ayurveda Yoga Specialist Training An Ayurveda Yoga Specialist certification will open new doors and revenue streams in your yoga teaching and healing practice by laying the groundwork for you to support individuals in managing their lifestyles for optimum health. Because Ayurveda has so many avenues for kick- starting the healing process, you will have a number of tools (in addition to asana) to support your clients in creating optimal health. The Ayurveda Yoga Specialist training program is certified through the 5000 year tradition from the Himalayan Institute and NAMA. All dedicated yoga students and teachers are invited to take this training, but certification will only be given to students who have 200-hour yoga certification from an accredited school (YTT program). “Who we are is the result of how we live and act on a daily basis. Our daily actions reflect our prime values and motivations.” ― David Frawley, Yoga for Your Type: An Ayurvedic Approach to Your Asana Practice Ayurvedic Yoga Specialist (AYS) The AYS program provides yoga teachers with a complete Ayurvedic tool-kit. Upon successful completion of the 4 AYS modules, you will be certified in providing Ayurveda counseling and lifestyle enhancements to your students and individual clients. Students Will Learn How prana (life force) and ojas (deep vitality) can be cultivated to regulate and support agni (digestive fire) for optimal health A deeper knowledge of the ayurvedic