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OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Centrally Sponsored Scheme for Development of AYUSH Institutions
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The Scheme of Development of AYUSH Institutions has been under implementation
since the 10th Plan. Considering the experience gained from implementation of the Scheme in the
past and inputs given by the independent evaluation, it has been decided to modify the scheme of
Development of AYUSH Institutions under the 11th Plan as under:

1.The financial assistance in the form of Grants-in-aid under the Centrally Sponsored
Scheme for Development of AYUSH Institutions shall be admissible for the following
component:
A. Infrastructural development of AYUSH U.G./P.G.
Institutions.
Upto Rs.2.00 crore for
UG and upto Rs.3.00
crore for PG institution
for the Plan period to
be released in two
installments.

B. Assistance for add-on P.G./Pharmacy/Para-Medical courses
in existing AYUSH Institutions.
Upto Rs. 3.00 crore for
the Plan period to be
released in two
installments.

C. Development of Model AYUSH Institutions /Centre of
Advanced Studies.
Upto Rs.5.00 crore for
the Plan period to be
released in two
installments.
D. One time assistance on 50:50 matching share basis for
opening of new Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy
Institutions/AYUSH Universities in States not having such
Institutions.
Upto Rs.10.00 crore.

Where the states
contribution includes
land or existing
building, a certificate
from the Competent
Authority on valuation
on land and building
to be submitted
alongwith application.

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An institution would be considered for assistance only for one of the above components
during 11th Plan. In case an institution has availed of assistance during the 10th Plan it would be
eligible only for the balance of the revised guidelines of assistance.
2. Eligibility Criteria for providing funds to Govt./Govt.- aided AYUSH Institutions:
(i) Govt./Govt.-aided institutions duly permitted by the Central Government for last five
years under Indian Medicine Central Council (IMCC) Act 1970 and Homoeopathy
Central Council Act, 1973.

(ii) Assistance to be given on a Detailed Project Report for upgradation of the Institutions
duly appraised by a Committee comprising of the Principal of the Institution, nominee of
the affiliating University and the nominee of the State Directorate of ISM&H.

3. Eligibility Criteria for providing funds to private but not for profit AYUSH
Institutions:

(i) The Institution should be duly permitted by the Central Government for at least 8 years
under section 13C/13A of IMCC Act.
(ii) The Institute must provide Income Tax deduction in Form – 16 in respect of the teachers
for the last three years.

(iii) The Institution must have 60% bed occupancy in the IPD and an OPD average daily
attendance of at least 150 patients in the last three years.

(iv) Appraisal of the college specific DPR by the Scheduled Bank to administer the scheme and
sanctioning of the loan.



4. Eligibility Criteria for model institutions/center of advanced studies.

(i) Govt./Govt. aided institutions identified by the State Government and or two renowned
AYUSH experts on the criteria of good infrastructure for post graduate education and
research and significant contribution in the areas of academic and clinical research.

(ii) A Detailed Project Report duly appraised by a Committee comprising of the Institution
Principal, a renowned expert nominated by the Department of AYUSH and nominee of
the State Directorate of ISM&H.

5. Eligibility Criteria for New institution/university.
(i) One time grant for new institution/university for States not having AYUSH
institution/AYUSH University.

(ii) Allotment of minimum 7.5 acres of land by the State Government.

(iii) A Detailed Project Report duly appraised the nominees of Department of AYUSH, State
Directorate of AYUSH and two renowned AYUSH experts nominated by the Department
of AYUSH.

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6. Pattern of assistance under the Scheme.
A. Infrastructural development of AYUSH U.G./P.G. Institutions
• Construction of OPD/IPD/Teaching Departments/
Library/Laboratories/Girls’ Hostel/Boys’ Hostel, etc.
• Equipment, Furniture, Library books, payment of stipend for PG institution
etc.
70% of the
grant
30% of the
grant

B. Assistance for add-on P.G./Pharmacy/Para-Medical courses in existing AYUSH Institutions.
• Construction of OPD/IPD/Teaching Departments/ Library/Laboratories/Girls’
Hostel/Boys’ Hostel and other requisite structure.

• Recurring expenditure on engagement of new teachers as per norms, stipend
of PG students/equipment, furniture, library books, etc. (Payment of salary to
teachers and stipend to PG students will be as per the State norms.)
50% of the
grant.
50% of the
grant.

C. Development of Model AYUSH Institutions /Centre of Advanced Studies.
• Construction of OPD/IPD/Laboratories/Pharmacy/Animal House/Herbal
Garden/Speciality Clinics/Seminar Room, etc.

• Expenditure on equipment/computerization/furniture/ library books and other
recurring expenditure on salaries of additional staff/stipend of students, etc.
(This scheme is designed mainly for development of a center for advanced
studies/training/research in particular specialties depending upon the Detailed
Project Report to be appraised by a Committee comprising of the Principal of the
Institution, a nominee of the Deptt. of AYUSH and a nominee of the State
Directorate of ISM&H).
60% of the
grant.
40% of the
grant.

D. One time assistance on 50:50 matching share basis for opening of
new Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy Institutions/AYUSH
Universities in States not having such Institutions to be released in two
installments.

• This scheme will be admissible only to such States which do not have
Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy institutions in the Government
sector or AYUSH University. It will be completely a project based proposal
to be appraised by a Committee comprising of State Secretary/State Director
of ISM&H, concerned Advisers from Deptt. of AYUSH and a renowned
academician to be nominated by the Deptt. of AYUSH.
• Revised expenditure under the above components could be borne by the
States after the Plan period
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Any deviation in expenditure from the guidelines may remain within 10% of the
approved norms.

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