Aims and Scope
Aims and Scope
The scope of TAIJA - Tatwachintanam International Journal of Ayurveda reflects its integrative and visionary mission. We invite contributions from core Ayurvedic surgical disciplines—Shalyatantra, Shalakyatantra, and Prasuti Tantra—as well as foundational subjects like Samhita Siddhanta and Shareera (Rachana and Kriya), which form the backbone of Ayurvedic knowledge.
Beyond classical scholarship, we emphasize novel research, clinical innovation, experimental findings, case studies, and interdisciplinary collaborations that expand the evidence base and real-world application of Ayurvedic surgical science.
Focus Areas of TAIJA - Tatwachintanam International Journal of Ayurveda
- Shalyatantra (Ayurvedic Surgery)
- Exploration of Ayurvedic Principles: Articles examining foundational Ayurvedic concepts and their relevance to modern surgical practices.
- Evidence-Based Clinical Practice: Studies that promote application of Ayurveda in clinical settings, bridging traditional knowledge with scientific evidence.
- Research Culture in Ayurveda: Contributions that foster innovation and a scientific mindset within surgical branches of Ayurveda.
- Student Engagement in Research: Initiatives that encourage student and early-career involvement in surgical research.
- Advancements in Surgical Disciplines: Research on the development of new tools, instruments, and technologies relevant to Ayurvedic practice.
Thematic Areas of Publication
- Theoretical Research
Includes scholarly inquiries into the philosophical and textual foundations of Ayurveda, as well as interdisciplinary studies connecting Ayurveda with fields like yoga, modern medicine, and allied sciences. - Experimental Research
Covers scientific investigations into pharmacology, phytochemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, and formulation development, with a focus on herbal, herbo-mineral, and mineral-based interventions.
3. Clinical Research
Publishes high-quality clinical trials, case studies, cohort analyses, and public health research that evaluate the real-world efficacy and applicability of Ayurvedic treatments.
