The centre is expected to aid WHO#39;s efforts to bring global harmonisation of practice, setting quality and safety standards, enabling the growth of Indian traditional medicines, which have been in use for hundreds and thousands of years.How WHO#39;s proposed global centre for traditional medicines is a shot in the arm for India#39;s AYUSH ministry
The centre is expected to aid WHO#39;s efforts to bring global harmonisation of practice, setting quality and safety standards, enabling the growth of Indian traditional medicines, which have been in use for hundreds and thousands of years.
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