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RRIUM Bhadrak, Chandbali By pass Road, Near Rural Police Station, Bhadrak, Bhadrakh (2026)

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Chandbali By Pass Road, Near Rural Police Station, Bhadrak

09/03/2026

On 7 March 2026, a Health Camp was organised by the Regional Research Institute of Unani Medicine (RRIUM), Bhadrak (NABH Accredited & NABL Certified Institute) at Alinagar, Tihidi, District Bhadrak, Odisha. The camp was conducted by Dr M.A Waheed (R.O Unani), S-II and Dr Qureshi Ansar Arshad (R.A Unani) under the guidance of Dr Md Akhter Hussain Jamali, Research Officer (Unani), S-III. More than 62 beneficiaries received healthcare services and medical guidance during the camp. The program concluded with a vote of thanks.

09/03/2026

Report on Journal Club session.
Date: Topic The role of Unani Medicine in the Management of Lifestyle Disorders.
Date 06.03.2026
Regional Research Institute of Unani Medicine Bhadrak (NABH accredited and NABL certified)
The lecture was delivered by Dr Rehmatullah Habibi, Junior Research Fellow (Unani) under the guidance of Dr Md Akhter Hussain Jamali, Acting Research Officer Incharge. The session witnessed the presence of all Technical Officers in Conference Hall of Institute.
There was thorough discussion on the topic. This came to end with vote of thanks to the chair.

03/03/2026

TSP Mobile Health Camp | Awareness on World Hearing Day & World Birth Defects Day

On 03 March 2026, a TSP Mobile Health Camp was conducted at Hatimunda Village, District Balasore, Odisha, under the guidance of Dr. Kishore Kumar, Research Officer & I/c RRIUM Bhadrak (Peripheral Institute of CCRUM, Ministry of Ayush, Govt. of India) and Dr. M. A. Waheed, Research Officer & TSP Nodal Officer of TSP Program (NABH Accredited & NABL Certified Institute).

A total of 71 beneficiaries received health services and guidance during the camp.

During the programme, Dr. Murad Husain, Research Associate (Unani) delivered an awareness lecture on:

🔹 World Hearing Day 2026 – Theme: “From Communities to Classrooms: Hearing Care for All Children”
The session emphasized prevention of hearing loss, early identification, timely intervention, and the importance of accessible ear and hearing care to help children thrive in educational settings.

🔹 World Birth Defects Day 2026 – Theme: “Every Journey Matters”
The lecture highlighted awareness about congenital anomalies, prevention strategies, early diagnosis, and community support systems.

The programme aimed to strengthen community awareness and preventive healthcare under the TSP initiative of CCRUM, Ministry of Ayush, Government of India.

02/03/2026

On 02.03.2026 (Monday), a Pharmacovigilance Awareness Programme was organized for the patients at OPD RRIUM, Bhadrak by Dr Md Shaharyar Ali Ansari (Junior Research Fellow – Pharmacovigilance, Unani), under the guidance of Dr M.A Waheed (Research Officer - Unani) Co-Ordinator PPvC, were following officer are also present Dr Md Akhter Hussain Jamali (Research Officer -Unani), Dr Mohd Uzair Beg (Research Officer - Unani), Dr Md Mudassir (Reseacrh Officer -Unani), Dr Qureshi Mohd. Ansar Mohd. Arshad (Research Associate - Unani), Ms. Rajashree Sahoo (Staff Nurse).

During the programme, Dr Md Shaharyar Ali Ansari explained the aims and objectives of Pharmacovigilance, stressing the importance of reporting any side effects or adverse drug reactions (ADRs) without delay. He highlighted the risks associated with self-medication, over-the-counter drugs, and unverified “verbal” medicines, and strongly advised patients to use medicines only under the consultation of a qualified physician.

The lecture also covered common symptoms of ADRs—including dizziness, vomiting, allergic reactions, abdominal pain, and other unusual complaints—and guided participants on how to report such events at the Pharmacovigilance Centre. IEC (Information, Education, and Communication) materials were distributed to reinforce the awareness message.

A total of 35 patients attended and benefited from the programme.

02/03/2026

In compliance with letter F. No. TECH-29/33/2026-CCRUM-HQ dated 02.03.2026 issued by the Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine (CCRUM), Ministry of Ayush, Govt. of India, a meeting was convened at Regional Research Institute of Unani Medicine, Bhadrak, Odisha on 02.03.2026 at 3:00 PM under the chairmanship of the Dr. Md. Akhter Hussain Jamali acting research officer incharge to discuss the “Seva Sankalp Resolution” adopted by the Union Cabinet. The Resolution was formally read out to all staff members and its salient features focusing on commitment to public service, transparency, accountability, ethical conduct, and citizen-centric service delivery were explained in detail. A discussion followed regarding effective modalities for implementation at the institutional level, during which participants emphasized strengthening public outreach activities, ensuring timely and quality healthcare services, maintaining transparency in administrative functioning, promoting discipline and punctuality among staff, and organizing awareness programmes for the public. All members collectively resolved to uphold and implement the principles of the “Seva Sankalp Resolution” in letter and spirit, and the meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the Chair.

02/03/2026

TSP Mobile Health Camp | AMR Awareness

On 02 March 2026, a TSP Mobile Health Camp was conducted at Machhua Village, District Balasore, Odisha, under the guidance of Dr. Kishore Kumar, RO & I/c RRIUM Bhadrak (Peripheral Institute of CCRUM, Ministry of Ayush, Govt. of India) and Dr. M. A. Waheed, RO & TSP Nodal Officer (NABH & NABL Certified Institute).

A total of 54 beneficiaries received health services and guidance. Dr. Murad Husain, Research Associate (Unani) delivered an awareness lecture on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), highlighting that misuse and overuse of antimicrobial medicines make infections harder to treat and increase the risk of disease spread and severe illness. Emphasis was laid on rational use of antibiotics, avoiding self-medication, and maintaining hygiene.

27/02/2026

Report on Journal Club Session
Topic: Possibilities of Impurities in Poly Herbal Formulation*

A Journal Club session was organized at the Seminar Hall of Regional Research Institute of Unani Medicine, Bhadrak (an NABH accredited and NABL Certified institute) on 27-02-2026 (Friday) to deliberate on the scientific and regulatory concerns related to impurities in poly-herbal formulations. The academic activity aimed to strengthen research quality, ensure pharmacovigilance, and promote standardization practices within Unani drug development.

The lecture was delivered by Dr. Aslam Siddiqui, Research Officer (Botany) S-II under the guidance of Dr. Kishore Kumar, Research Officer Inchage. The session witnessed the presence of all Technical Officers, who actively participated in the discussion, reflecting the institute’s commitment to continuous academic enrichment.

Dr. Siddiqui highlighted the concept of impurities in poly-herbal formulations, emphasizing their sources such as raw drug adulteration, contamination during processing, environmental pollutants, improper storage, and cross-contamination. The presentation underscored the need for stringent quality control measures including pharmacognostical authentication, physicochemical analysis, microbial load testing, and modern analytical techniques to detect heavy metals, pesticide residues, and solvent traces.

The speaker also discussed regulatory perspectives and the relevance of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) in minimizing impurity risks. Particular attention was given to challenges unique to poly-herbal formulations, where multiple ingredients increase variability and potential interactions affecting purity and stability.

The session concluded with an interactive exchange of ideas, encouraging researchers to incorporate impurity profiling and standardization parameters in ongoing and future projects. The Journal Club proved to be a meaningful academic exercise that reinforced the institute’s emphasis on evidence-based practice, drug safety, and research excellence.

27/02/2026

Pharmacovigilance Awareness Programme ASU&H Drugs

Date: 27 February 2026 (Friday)
Venue: Gitanjali School and College of Nursing, Bhadrak
A Pharmacovigilance Awareness Programme was organized today at Gitanjali School and College of Nursing, Bhadrak, under the supervision of Dr. Kishore Kumar Research Officer In-charge, RRIUM- Bhadrak and under the guidance of Dr. M. A. Waheed, Research Officer Unani, Co-ordinator, Pharmacovigilance. The programme was conducted to create awareness among nursing students and faculty members regarding Pharmacovigilance, Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) reporting, and issues related to misleading advertisements of ASU&H drugs.
The programme started with a welcome address by Ms. Rajashree Sahoo, Staff Nurse, who welcomed the faculty members and students and spoke briefly about the importance of conducting such awareness programmes.
Dr. M. A. Waheed delivered the inaugural lecture and gave an overview of Pharmacovigilance, explaining its importance in ensuring patient safety. He also discussed the relevance of AYUSH systems and highlighted the role of CCRUM in research activities, regulation, and monitoring the safety of traditional medicines.
Dr. Md. Shaharyar Ali Ansari, Junior Research Fellow (Unani) Pharmacovigilance, then delivered a detailed presentation on the aims and objectives of the Pharmacovigilance Programme. He explained the identification and reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) and encouraged students and staff to actively participate in ADR reporting. He also spoke about misleading advertisements related to AYUSH medicines and stressed the importance of ethical practices in healthcare.
The session was interactive, and students showed keen interest by participating in the discussion. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks.
Approximately 82 students and faculty members attended the programme. The event ended with the distribution of refreshments.

27/02/2026

On 26.02.2026 (Thursday), a Pharmacovigilance Awareness Programme was organized for the patients at OPD RRIUM, Bhadrak by Dr Md Shaharyar Ali Ansari (Junior Research Fellow – Pharmacovigilance, Unani), were following officer are also present Dr Mohd Uzair Beg (Research Officer - Unani), Dr Qureshi Mohd. Ansar Mohd. Arshad (Research Associate - Unani).

During the programme, Dr Md Shaharyar Ali Ansari explained the aims and objectives of Pharmacovigilance, stressing the importance of reporting any side effects or adverse drug reactions (ADRs) without delay. He highlighted the risks associated with self-medication, over-the-counter drugs, and unverified “verbal” medicines, and strongly advised patients to use medicines only under the consultation of a qualified physician.

The lecture also covered common symptoms of ADRs—including dizziness, vomiting, allergic reactions, abdominal pain, and other unusual complaints—and guided participants on how to report such events at the Pharmacovigilance Centre. IEC (Information, Education, and Communication) materials were distributed to reinforce the awareness message.

A total of 15 patients attended and benefited from the programme.

26/02/2026

25 February 2026: A Medical Camp and Health Awareness Lecture was organized by TSP, RRIUM Bhadrak at Mahisapata village, Balasore. On this occasion, Dr. Murad Husain (RA–Unani) delivered an awareness lecture on Unani management of hyperacidity (Humuzat-e-Meda / Hurqa al-Meda).

The lecture focused on balancing stomach acids through Unani principles including herbal formulations, dietary regulation, and improvement of digestion. Important Unani medicines discussed included Jawarish Amla, Qurs Alkali, and Habb-e-Papita. Emphasis was laid on reducing acidity by avoiding spicy and fatty foods and maintaining regular meal timings.

Dr. Husain also highlighted key dietary and lifestyle measures for prevention and management of hyperacidity: consuming 5–6 small frequent meals, avoiding oily and fast foods, refraining from lying down immediately after meals (waiting at least 2–3 hours), and maintaining proper hydration. The programme aimed to promote awareness of safe and effective Unani approaches for digestive health among the tribal community.

24/02/2026

Today, a TSP Health Camp and Awareness Lecture was conducted at Machhua Village, Balasore, under the guidance of Dr. Kishore Kumar, RO i/c, RRIUM Bhadrak (NABH Accredited & NABL Certified Institute) and TSP Nodal Officer Dr. M. A. Waheed, RO (Unani).

On this occasion, Dr. Murad Husain, RA (Unani) patients consultation conducted and delivered an awareness lecture on the management of Kidney Stones (Hasat-e-Kuliya) in Unani medicine. He explained that Unani treatment focuses on the use of Mudir-e-Baul (diuretic) and Mufattit-e-Hasat (lithotriptic) drugs to dissolve, break, and flush out stones naturally. Commonly used formulations include Hajrul Yahood (Lapis Judaicus), Majoon Sang Sar-e-Mahi, Sharbat Buzuri, and Qurs Kaknaj, aiming to restore humoral balance and prevent recurrence.

The programme emphasized the effectiveness of evidence-based Unani management in urinary disorders and promoted community awareness regarding preventive healthcare.

18/02/2026

TSP Mobile Health Camp | Hatimunda, Balasore

On 17 Feb 2026, a TSP Mobile Health Camp was held at Hatimunda, Balasore, under the guidance of Dr. Kishore Kumar (RO & I/c RRIUM Bhadrak) and Dr. M. A. Waheed (RO & TSP Nodal Officer).
46 beneficiaries received health services. Dr. Murad Husain, RA (Unani) delivered an awareness lecture on Nazla & Zukam (Common Cold) and their Unani management, highlighting formulations like Joshanda, Laooq-e-Sapistan/Khayar shambar, Habbe Shifa, Tiryaq-e-Nazla, and Itrifal Ustukhuddoos.

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