Abstract

The ancient Indian medical system of Ayurveda is examined in this research paper along with the idea of modernism. Ayurveda has a long tradition and has been used for more than 5000 years but in the current era, it has undergone considerable adjustments to make it more applicable and available to modern culture. The paper discusses linking Ayurveda with the modern efforts of strengthening the medical system as well as the present situation of Ayurveda in the world and the upcoming opportunities waiting for it. The implications of combining modern science and technology with the oldest form of medicine are examined in the study, including the incorporation of contemporary scientific research, the adoption of new technologies, and the creation of novel therapeutic approaches. Additionally, the study looks at the difficulties and objections Ayurveda has encountered in its attempts to modernize, including the conflict between tradition and innovation, the requirement for standardization and regulation, and the objection to cultural appropriation. The paper starts by talking about the History of Ayurveda followed by going through the way of its achievements. It also flashes light on the current scenario and its futuristic goals. The paper also talks about the Hurdles that could be faced by Ayurveda in the near future in terms of its growth among the common people before coming to an important Conclusion.

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