AYUSH Swasthya Darshan is dedicated to serving practitioners, academicians, researchers, and students associated with the AYUSH systems of health sciences. The magazine functions as a credible platform for the dissemination of knowledge, experiences, and innovations across traditional and integrative healthcare practices.
The primary objective of AYUSH Swasthya Darshan is to promote the exchange of authentic, evidence-informed information and to encourage scholarly engagement within the AYUSH community. It seeks to strengthen professional dialogue and support the advancement of traditional healthcare systems through quality publications.
AYUSH Swasthya Darshan is an open-access, monthly, multilingual (Hindi–English/ Regional), multidisciplinary magazine and e-newsletter focusing on Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy. To uphold academic integrity and credibility, all submitted manuscripts undergo a rigorous evaluation process by experts drawn from hospitals, universities, and research institutions who serve on the Editorial Board and Review Committee. Emphasis is placed on quality over quantity; therefore, each issue features a carefully selected and limited number of articles.
Aims and Scope
AYUSH Swasthya Darshan aims to reach a broad and diverse readership by providing an innovative and informative platform for AYUSH practitioners and researchers. The magazine encourages contributors to share their clinical experiences, research findings, best practices, novel approaches, and success stories related to AYUSH systems of medicine.
The magazine publishes original research and scholarly contributions following a double-blind peer-review process and is issued quarterly to promote high standards of academic excellence. Submissions related to Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy—including original research articles, case reports, experiential narratives, good practices, and field-based innovations—are welcomed. Ensuring effective, accurate, and meaningful dissemination of knowledge remains a core priority.
Plagiarism Policy
Authors bear complete responsibility for the originality and integrity of the content submitted to AYUSH Swasthya Darshan. All manuscripts are screened using plagiarism detection software such as iThenticate and Turnitin prior to publication. If more than 15% similarity is identified, authors will be informed and required to revise the manuscript with appropriate citations. Manuscripts that continue to exceed the acceptable similarity threshold after revision may be rejected at the discretion of the editorial team.
Peer Review Policy
All submissions to AYUSH Swasthya Darshan undergo a two-stage peer review process to ensure academic rigor and publication quality. Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration elsewhere. Initial screening by the editorial team ensures alignment with the magazine’s scope and standards.
Each eligible submission is reviewed by a minimum of two independent experts through a double-blind review process, ensuring anonymity of both authors and reviewers. The Editorial Board makes the final publication decision based on reviewer recommendations. Where revisions are required, authors are provided with a specified timeframe to address reviewer comments. Authors are solely responsible for the scholarly and linguistic quality of their work. The magazine maintains confidential records of all submissions and review reports, irrespective of publication outcome.