The National Testing Agency has declared NTET 2026 results for postgraduate candidates in Indian System of Medicine and Homoeopathy. The exam was held on April 28, 2026 in computer-based mode in English and Hindi. Of 9,368 registered candidates, 9,051 appeared. Scorecards can now be downloaded from the official NTA NTET portal using the application number and login credentials. The results have been forwarded to NCISM and NCH, and candidates should monitor updates for admissions and recruitment.
India and New Zealand have signed a landmark Free Trade Agreement that wipes tariffs, secures about USD 20 billion in investment, and deepens cooperation across services and trade. For the first time, the pact includes a dedicated Health and Traditional Medicine Services chapter, recognizing India’s AYUSH systems alongside Maori health practices, while also paving the way for faster organic exports and wider zero-duty sector access.
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India’s homeopathy industry is witnessing a sharp jump in demand at home and abroad, driven by government quality initiatives. Experts point to the AYUSH Premium Mark and NABL accreditation as key credibility upgrades that strengthen quality assurance, build consumer and regulator trust, and help Indian manufacturers compete in stricter international markets.
FSSAI has directed all food businesses to use only Ashwagandha roots and their extracts, banning Ashwagandha leaves in any form. The move follows findings that some manufacturers were using leaves despite earlier guidance. The Ayush Ministry has also issued matching instructions, tightening compliance expectations for products containing the herb.
CGHS beneficiaries can now opt for Paripoorna Mediclaim Ayush Bima, designed to widen coverage with cashless treatment across a broad hospital network. The plan offers sum insured options of Rs 10 lakh or Rs 20 lakh. AYUSH treatments are covered 100%, while modern treatments are covered at 25% or 100% depending on an added rider—raising the question of whether the cover is truly free for everyone.
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