India ki traditional medicine system Ayurveda ko global level par le jaane ke liye NITI Aayog aur PwC India ne milkar ek vistrit roadmap taiyar kiya hai. Iska target hai 2047 tak — jab India apni azadi ke 100 saal poore karega — Ayurveda ko ek recognised global healthcare brand banana.
Ye roadmap Ayurveda ke research, quality standards, education aur international marketing par focus karta hai, taaki duniya bhar mein log isko ek scientifically-backed alternative medicine system ke roop mein apnayein.
Iska ek bada maksad ye bhi hai ki Ayurveda-based products aur services ke export ko badhava diya jaaye, jisse India ke wellness aur pharma sector ko bada economic fayda ho sakta hai.
Government pehle se hi Ayushman Bharat aur doosre health programs ke through traditional medicine ko mainstream banane ki koshish kar rahi hai. Is naye roadmap se Ayurveda institutions aur startups ko bhi zyada funding aur global recognition milne ki ummeed hai.
Experts ka maanna hai ki agar ye plan sahi tarike se implement hota hai, to India global wellness tourism aur alternative medicine market mein ek leading position hasil kar sakta hai.