Abstract

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE: THE KEY FOR WORLD GROWTH OF INDIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE

*Kosuri Surya Chaitanya Sai Varma and Dr. G. S. Shantha Kumar

ABSTRACT

Now a days bioscience or medical science offers us fast relief however not the guarantee of health. For health guarantee, we'd like to approach holistic health care. The Indian ancient medication has wealthy scientific heritage of healing humans. The system of drugs that are thought-about to be Indian in origin; or the systems of medicine that square measure practiced abroad and got assimilated in to Indian culture called Indian Systems of medication. Nowadays, there's a forceful amendment within the use of drugs from allopathic medicine to ancient system of medication thanks to their adverse drug events. it's ascertained that the regulator is concentrated a lot of on allopathic medication than on AYUSH product. Whereas international standards good manufacturing practices (GMP) are prescribed by the WHO for Herbal medicines, AYUSH regulation was still wanting international standards like the GMP. Although, over the years the Department of AYUSH has taken many initiatives to contour laws concerning labelling, packaging, up quality of formulations through maintenance of GMP necessities, fixing testing facilities, inspections, etc. we'd like to travel so much ahead to make sure the provision of quality-assured medication for consumption or trial. However, within the absence of correct standards, pointers and regulative mechanism, the trade has didn't gain credibility and create a global mark in world markets.

Keywords: GMP, AYUSH, Indian medicine, Ancient medicines.