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National Seminar at Namrup College

A UGC sponsored seminar on "Recent Trends in Traditional Physiotherapy; Safety, Efficacy, Drug Discovery and Priority Issues" was held on December 2-3 at Department of Botany, Namrup College. The seminar was organised to promote coordinated efforts for evaluation of traditional medicine in an effective manner. NEIST scientist Dr. Manab Jyoti Bordoloi, Dr. LR Saikia, head of the Dept of Life Science, Dibrugarh University; Dr. B.P. Sarma Associate Proff. Guwahati Ayuvedic Hospital, Dr. D.K. Boruah and S. Dutta Chairman ABITA Naharkatia circle etc. took part in the event.


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