Rachana Sharir is a branch of Ayurveda that deals with the anatomical structure of the human body. It is the study of the body's physical composition, including bones, muscles, organs, tissues, and systems, as described in ancient Ayurvedic texts. This discipline helps in understanding the body's formation, functions, and relation to health and diseases from an Ayurvedic perspective. Key texts that discuss Rachana Sharir include the Sushruta Samhita and Charaka Samhita.

Vision

To establish Rachana Sharir as a fundamental pillar in Ayurvedic education and research, integrating ancient wisdom with modern anatomical sciences to enhance the effectiveness of Ayurveda in healthcare.

Mission

To impact fundamental, practical and professional education of Rachana Sharir

To preserve and promote the anatomical knowledge described in Ayurveda.

To correlate Ayurvedic anatomical concepts with contemporary medical science.

To educate students and practitioners about the structure and function of the human body through Ayurvedic principles.

To encourage research and innovation in the field of Rachana Sharir for better clinical applications.

To enhance the practical understanding of Sharir Rachana through cadaver dissection and advanced imaging techniques.

This structured approach ensures that Rachana Sharir continues to evolve while maintaining its core Ayurvedic principles.