New Delhi: The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS) has joined hands with Anuvadini AI to make Ayurveda research more accessible to people across India by translating it into 13 languages.
The initiative aims to bridge language barriers that often limit access to traditional knowledge, especially in a country as linguistically diverse as India. By leveraging artificial intelligence, the collaboration will enable wider dissemination of research findings, educational materials, and scientific literature related to Ayurveda.
Officials said the move is expected to benefit students, researchers, and practitioners by allowing them to access authentic information in their native languages. It will also help bring traditional Indian medical knowledge closer to local communities, encouraging greater awareness and understanding.
The partnership reflects a growing effort to combine technology with traditional systems of medicine, making them more inclusive and easier to engage with. By expanding the reach of Ayurveda research, CCRAS hopes to promote its relevance not just within India but also on a global stage.
