Rachana Sharir

Introduction of Rachana Sharir Department

The Department of Rachana Sharir is a fundamental department of Ayurveda that deals with the structural anatomy of the human body. The term Rachana means structure or formation, and Sharir means body. This department focuses on the detailed study of human body structures as described in classical Ayurvedic texts, along with their correlation to modern anatomy.

Rachana Sharir provides knowledge of Anga, Pratyanga, Srotas, Koshtha, Dhatu, Marma, Asthi, Snayu, Peshi, and Sandhi, helping students understand the physical organization of the body. It forms the foundation for clinical subjects and is essential for proper diagnosis, surgical procedures, and therapeutic practices.

The department emphasizes theoretical teaching, practical dissection, models, charts, and specimens to develop a clear anatomical understanding. Thus, the Department of Rachana Sharir plays a vital role in building a strong base for future Ayurvedic physicians.

Faculty Members

  1. Manjula- Associate Professor & HOD
  2. Buranoddin Kudachi- Assistant Professor
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