News Topic:J&K Directorate of Indian System of Medicine (AYUSH)

Directorate of Indian Systems of Medicine is now Directorate of AYUSH

The Administrative Council (AC) approved the change of nomenclature of Directorate of Indian Systems of Medicine as Directorate of AYUSH.

AC approves land transfer for herbal garden in Pulwama

The Administrative Council (AC) approved transfer of land for developing a herbal garden in southern Kashmir's Pulwama district.

Violating AYUSH ministry’s guidelines, KU allots MD seat to RRIUM official’s relative

In violation of guidelines set by the Ministry of Ayush, KU allotted an MD seat to blue-eyed candidate of an Assistant Director.

J&K AYUSH Recruitment 2019 for 92 Jobs

SRINAGAR — The Jammu & Kashmir Directorate of Indian System of Medicine has announced the J&K AYUSH Recruitment 2019 for 92 Jobs.The jobs announced under...

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