NITI Aayog Releases Roadmap to Take Ayurveda Global
Why in the news
NITI Aayog launched a policy report on 2 July 2026, titled Strategic Roadmap for Making Ayurveda Global, which lays out how India can turn Ayurveda into a globally accepted, evidence-based healthcare system.
Key facts
- Released by NITI Aayog’s Vice Chairman, with the Member (Health) and the Ayush Ministry Secretary present.
- Knowledge partner: PwC, working with NITI Aayog’s Health Division.
- Target year: 2047, aligned with Viksit Bharat@2047.
- The roadmap stresses research, regulatory alignment, education, exports and international collaboration.
| Pillar | Focus |
|---|---|
| Availability | Global practice, workforce, exports, R&D, standardised education |
| Acceptability | Regulation, insurance, collaborations, cultural adaptation |
| Propagation | Branding, visibility, medical value travel, global engagement |
About the report
The study draws on international benchmarking and evidence to find opportunities and challenges for Ayurveda abroad. It also links to the ‘One Earth, One Health’ idea and aims to strengthen jobs and exports linked to traditional medicine.
Exam angle
- Report name and partner (PwC) are likely one-liner material.
- Remember the three-pillar framework: availability, acceptability, propagation.
- The time frame (2047) connects it to Viksit Bharat.