Dr. Raj K Manchanda

A framework for synthesizing evidence on traditional & complementary integrative medicine—exemplified by #Homeopathy. frontiersin.org/journals/publi…

An interesting perspective.. Beyond the Debate: Reframing Homeopathy in Integrative Oncology - Moshe Frenkel, Jean Lionel Bagot, 2026 journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

These are the feelings of Minister of Health Govt of Delhi on Wold Homoeopathy Day ..@LMHI1925

NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF THE HUMAN MIND I have seen such hype cycles come and go. Yes, old skills will shrink, and new skills will emerge at a much larger scale. However Humans will always be on TOP irrespective of what the subscription selling tech companies may say. Trust the humans. Invest in humans. Believe in humans! Humans First, Machines Second! ALWAYS!

@vineetnayar Congratulations Vineet!

YESTERDAY AT PARLIAMENT, I WITNESSED SOMETHING RARE. A 90-minute, uninterrupted discussion on one question: How can AI actually improve learning in Indian classrooms? Not policy. Not pilots. Not presentations. But real classroom impact. I had the privilege of sharing the Sampark AI model, now running across 50,000 government schools in 8 states, and a framework for how India can think about AI in education, from first principles, to solve the persistent problem of low learning levels. What stood out was the depth of engagement from Hon’ble Education Minister @dpradhanbjp and the remarkable team driving India’s education system forward, including @sanjayjavin (Dept. of School Education and Literacy), @Vineet_K26 (Dept. of Higher Education), @ProfSaklani (NCERT), @anurag_cbse (CBSE), and Vikas Gupta (KVS). The conversation was not about technology. It was about learning outcomes. The Minister appreciated Sampark’s work across 8 states and invited us to participate in shaping India’s AI in education strategy. This moment matters because India has a choice. We can use AI to digitise existing inefficiencies. Or we can use AI to solve the one problem we have struggled with for decades: children not learning at grade level. If we get this right, India will not follow the world in AI for education. The world will study India. Grateful to contribute to this national effort.

THE UNLIVED LIFE I used to spend time imagining the life I did not live. It took me years to realise how little that helped. It leads nowhere useful. Just flying kites of wishes with no strings of reason. So I taught myself to stop wondering. What is…is. Here. Now. It may not be what I wished for. It may not be what I dreamt of. But it is. Which means there is a reason I am here, doing what I am doing. Sometimes frustrated enough to want out. Sometimes excited enough to move forward. Sometimes confused, stuck in between. I have been in that space more times than I can count. Over time, I learnt one rule. If I am at a crossroads, it is not by accident. My job is not to rush, resist, or escape it. It is to read it. Some moments need action. Some need time. Some need you to drift, conserve energy, and let the current carry you until the shore comes into view. Swimming against it rarely makes you brave. It usually just makes you tired. And when I cannot change the situation, I change how I show up in it. With presence. With patience. With judgment. The unlived life will always whisper. The lived life asks for one thing. Pay attention.

@vineetnayar You are so right🙏

#WATCH | I am very happy to participate in the @WHO Traditional Medicine Global Summit. This platform brings like-minded people who share the same vision and passion. We can learn from each other to ensure better implementation of traditional medicine for the benefit of patients: Dora Pachova, from Bulgaria, about traditional medicine and homeopathy. @MoHFW_INDIA @Nitendradd #WHO #TraditionalMedicine #HealthForAll

#Watch | I am happy to be in Delhi and feel very welcomed. People worldwide use traditional medicine; let’s invest in research in this field, says Tido van Schoen Angerer, President, IVAA, Switzerland, at the WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine. @WHO #GlobalSummitOnTraditionalMedicine @MoHFW_INDIA @Nitendradd

During the Summit, TCIH Coalition members participating from New Delhi and online are bringing this perspective into the discussions. More info:🔗shorturl.at/JEGSn #UniversalHealthCoverage

🧵#HealthForAll Across regions, traditional, complementary and integrative medicine is part of everyday care for millions of people. This reflects the reality of the people: one that is often forgotten in global health policy & investment priorities.⤵️

India convenes the 2nd WHO Global Traditional Medicine Summit in New. Delhi, a landmark event where evidence-supported holistic health approaches and contemporary medical science converge to reshape global healthcare delivery. This gathering illustrates how integrated healthcare systems, validated through rigorous scientific frameworks, strengthen Universal Health Coverage and ensure that equitable, accessible health solutions reach all populations across the globe. #Ayush #TraditionalMedicine #AyushForGlobalHealth #HealthForAll #2ndGloballMSummit #homoeopathy #ccrh

📍New Delhi | 🇮🇳 📷Europe is falling behind in #TraditionalMedicine! At the WHO #2ndglobaltmsummit, @tidovonschoen warned: 🔴#TCIM used by 1/3 globally, gets just 1% of research funding 🔴Western Europe absent 🔴Only 27% of WHO EU countries integrate #TCIM. @hans_kluge

The 2nd WHO Global Traditional Medicine Summit- being held in New Delhi, is a landmark for evidence-based integration. India promotes evidence-driven practice and data-sharing standards to help traditional medicine restore equilibrium across global health care systems. #Ayush #TraditionalMedicine #AyushForGlobalHealth #HealthForAll #2ndGIobaITMSummit #homoeopathy #ccrh

📍New Delhi | 🇮🇳 🔛The 2nd @WHO Global Summit on #TraditionalMedicine has begun! #TCIHCoalition is in New Delhi, taking part in global discussions on the future of traditional medicine.🧵

Very true..

Today on 14th October 2025, on the occasion of World Standards Day, the Homoeopathy Sectional Committee has been conferred with the “Committee of the Year” award by the Bureau of Indian Standards. Dr. Binit Dwivedi, RO(Chem), CCRH received the award on behalf of the Homoeopathy Sectional Committee from Sh BL Verma Ji, Honourable Minister of State in the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution; and Minister of State in the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment. The Committee is chaired by Dr Raj K Manchanda, former Director General CCRH with Dr Kumar Vivekanand, Research Officer (H)/ Scientist - 4 as Member Secretary and has members from CCRH, Homoeopathic industry and institutions. Mrs Shrishti Dixit is the Head (Ayush) at BIS. The BIS celebrates World Standards Day on 14th October every year to recognise the collaborative efforts of experts worldwide in the field of standardization. As part of this celebration, BIS honours one Sectional Committee from each Division Council with the Committee of the Year award for demonstrating outstanding performance and contributions to standardization activities. This year the award has been conferred to the Homoeopathy Sectional Committee from the Ayush Divisional Council. The Ayush Divisional Council is Chaired by Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha Ji, Secretary, Ministry of Ayush. #IndianStandards @IndianStandards

Antibiotic resistance is one of the biggest challenges of our time. Homeopathy offers a sustainable, natural path to healing—reducing dependency on antibiotics and promoting holistic well-being.

So true