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SARIROSCOPE 2026
The Departments of Kriyasareera and Rachanasareera at Ashtamgam Ayurveda Chikitsalayam & Vidyapeedham organised a series of academic activities under SARIROSCOPE 2026, providing a platform for undergraduate Ayurveda students to explore classical Ayurvedic concepts through creativity, scientific communication, observation, and interdisciplinary learning.
The initiatives comprised two national-level online competitions—
- KRIYĀHAVA 2026, organised by the Department of Kriyasareera,
- Lokapurusha Samya Photography Contest, organised by the Department of Rachanasareera
—culminating in an online academic webinar on 17 October 2026.
- KRIYĀHAVA 2026: Where Kriya Meets Creativity
The competition featured two events: the Physiology Working Model Video Competition and the Kriyasareera Poster Presentation. The working model category invited participants to demonstrate physiological concepts or processes through functional models accompanied by brief video explanations. The poster presentation encouraged students to communicate their understanding of Ayurvedic physiology through concept-based visual presentations.
The winners were:
- Physiology Working Model Video: Dr Hajera Fatima, Sri Siddharameshwar Ayurvedic Medical College & Research Centre, Naubad, Bidar.
- Kriyasareera Poster Presentation: Arpita Patel, SDM College of Ayurveda, Hassan, Karnataka.
- Lokapurusha Samya Photography Contest
The Department of Rachanasareera organised the Lokapurusha Samya Photography Contest as an academic and creative initiative to explore the classical Ayurvedic concept of Loka–Purusha Samya—the correspondence between the macrocosm and the human microcosm.
The winner was:
– Lokapurusha Samya Photography Contest: Chaithra N. R., Muniyal Institute of Ayurveda, Manipal.
- SARIROSCOPE 2026 Webinar: The Universe Within—Loka–Puruṣa Sāmya in Clinical Anatomy
The webinar provided an academic platform to explore the relevance of the Ayurvedic concept of Loka–Puruṣa Sāmya in understanding the relationship between the human body and the universe, with particular emphasis on its interpretation in clinical anatomy.
The resource session was delivered by Dr Ajayan Sadanandan, Visiting Professor, Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS), and Consultant Scientist, SGRF, Cheruthuruthy.
The webinar also served as the platform for announcing the results of the KRIYĀHAVA 2026 competitions and the Lokapurusha Samya Photography Contest.
Collectively, these activities reflect the institution’s continued efforts to enrich undergraduate Ayurvedic education through innovative learning experiences, interdepartmental collaboration, and the integration of traditional knowledge with contemporary academic perspectives.
