First Registered: 23/12/2015 • Last updated on: 27/01/2021
To promote and facilitate informed discussions on issues concerning all Indian Traditional Sciences practised in the UK and abroad (Ayurveda, Yoga, Jyotish, Vastu, Unani and Sangeet) for inclusion into the NHS by providing a forum for cross-party parliamentarians, senior policy makers, academics, practitioners, leading community figures and stakeholders.
1. UK and India research partnership reaches £400 million
18/04/2018 - Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
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Found: Partnership.
Announcement comes as part of the Indian Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the UK today.
Science
2. UK and India research partnership reaches £400 million
18/04/2018 - Met Office
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Found: Partnership.
Announcement comes as part of the Indian Prime Minister Modi’s visit to the UK today.
Science
3. INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA
11/06/2018 - Early Day Motions
Found: Assembly in 2015; further recognises Indian Traditional Sciences, the aim of which is prevention of disease
4. Using Waste Plastics in Road Construction
01/08/2019 - Department for International Development
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Found: (Kalantar
et al.
, 2012; Vasudevan
et al.
, 2012; Indian Road Congress, 2013)
.
Laboratory and field performance
5. The India-UK future manufacturing report
31/10/2017 - Innovate UK
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Found: 16Potential innovation
in advanced manufacturing
18The Indian perspective
18The UK perspective
19Scope
1. Science and Innovation Strategy
23/10/2017 - Lords Chamber
1: few remarks about the latest publication on life sciences and industrial strategy.The basis of the - Speech Link
2: life sciences. I know that the Minister is particularly interested in this area. The life sciences strategy - Speech Link
3: challenge, bringing together under one roof both the traditional research councils and the relatively new Innovation - Speech Link
4: I welcome Sir John Bell’s work on the life sciences industrial strategy and the ambition for this - Speech Link
2. Banknote Diversity
02/04/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: inclusive attitude in one of our oldest and most traditional institutions.Such positive action would - Speech Link
3. British Indian Ocean Territory (Citizenship)
16/01/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: descended from individuals born in the British Indian Ocean Territory to register as British overseas - Speech Link
4. India: Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019
25/02/2020 - Grand Committee
1: contribution to this country of a large number of Indian immigrant families. Many of our senior scientists - Speech Link
2: marking the 70th year since the ratification of the Indian constitution in 1950, my noble friend’s compelling - Speech Link
5. Government Support for Business
26/02/2020 - Westminster Hall
1: created a further threat to our beleaguered traditional town centres. Had previous Governments applied - Speech Link
2: Department of Health and Social Care, on life sciences, which my hon. Friend described as one of the - Speech Link
6. Armistice Day: Centenary
05/11/2018 - Lords Chamber
1: down their lives. They left their homes in the Indian subcontinent, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Newfoundland - Speech Link
2: December 1917. Once his army had been reinforced with Indian and Empire troops to replace those withdrawn for - Speech Link
3: a different course”.The swift arrival of Indian troops on the Western Front in September 1914 was - Speech Link
7. Armistice Day: Centenary
05/11/2018 - Lords Chamber
1: heard many contributions, particularly about the Indian army, but armies from across the Empire came to - Speech Link
2: Empire and Commonwealth. He noted how the arrival of Indian troops had averted disaster on the Western Front - Speech Link
3: sense of gratitude that the intervention of the Indian soldiers has been mentioned quite a few times in - Speech Link
4: and he too was a captain, but a captain in the Indian Army. Why do I keep that citation on my wall? Because - Speech Link
5: They did so because they were encouraged by the Indian leadership. The noble Lord, Lord Gadhia, said that - Speech Link
6: Lord, Lord Bilimoria, said about members of the Indian Army not being able to get commissions. The gulf - Speech Link
7: Expeditionary Force were the regular soldiers of the Indian Army. In addition to them, the military authorities - Speech Link
8. De La Rue: Gateshead
25/06/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: development hub. The right hon. Gentleman speaks of life sciences development. Of the £3.4 billion that the Government - Speech Link
2: our manufacturing base and ensure that those traditional jobs are not left to slide because of new developments - Speech Link
3: absolutely right. We need to make sure that those traditional jobs are maintained, but also see where we can - Speech Link
9. Leaving the EU: NHS
22/03/2018 - Westminster Hall
1: a trial. Also, the Minister should look at the Indian Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani - Speech Link
2: The Committee heard a lot of evidence about life sciences when producing this report. I have been astounded - Speech Link
3: on the benefits he saw of importing Chinese and Indian homeopathic medicine to this country? Does that - Speech Link
4: has already been referred to, the Scottish life sciences sector is important. It employs 37,000 people - Speech Link
10. Higher Education (Fee Limits for Accelerated Courses) (England) Regulations 2018
29/01/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: research leave or vacation breaks outside the traditional summer period. These providers also assert that - Speech Link
2: already been looked at, but are they as robust as traditional three-year courses? I wonder how the international - Speech Link
3: these regulations, there was no incentive for traditional universities to set up two-year degrees, which - Speech Link
4: doing, whether they are in the humanities or the sciences? It seems to be something that is easily forgotten - Speech Link
5: that he mentioned, such as engineering or the sciences, to increase student choice.My second concern - Speech Link
6: higher course subjects such as engineering or the sciences to further increase student choice. I was taken - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Mr Virendra Sharma MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 6080.
Email: sharmav@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Amarjeet S Bhamra, PO Box 1, Windsor SL4 4UZ
Email: indiansciences@gmail.com
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