Prof. Dr. Tanuja Nesari

Prof. Tanuja Nesari is one of India’s leading voices in Ayurveda and integrative medicine. She currently serves as Director of the Institute of Teaching and Research in Ayurveda (ITRA), Jamnagar, one of India’s most important institutions for Ayurvedic education, clinical practice, and research.

Previously, she served as Director of the All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA), New Delhi, one of the flagship institutions of the Ministry of Ayush and a central hub for the development of modern academic and clinical Ayurveda. In this role she played a key part in strengthening institutional structures, expanding international collaborations, and building interdisciplinary teams.

With more than three decades of experience as physician, researcher, and academic leader, Prof. Nesari has been instrumental in advancing Ayurveda within national and global health dialogues. Her work reflects key themes of the Ayurveda Symposium 2026, including the integration of traditional medicine into modern health systems, evidence-based research on non-communicable diseases, and the development of high-quality Ayurveda education.

Under her leadership numerous national and international MoUs and academic collaborations have been established, including cooperation within the framework of the WHO Global Centre for Traditional Medicine (WHO-GCTM). She has supervised nearly 100 postgraduate and doctoral scholars and authored more than 200 scientific publications and several books, including the German publication “Ayurveda heilt.”

Man and nature in harmony - using local medicinal plants ayurvedically

Year: 2024

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Use of Medhya Rasayanas for depression and anxiety disorders

Year: 2024

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Time travel through 30 years of Ayurveda: about pioneering spirit, milestones and the health of tomorrow

Year: 2023

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Where does Ayurveda stand today, in Europe and worldwide?
What can we learn from the past?
And what does holistic health look like in the future?

In the face of the long tradition of Ayurveda appear 30 years as a short section. But has the Ayurveda in this time made a big step towards Europe, not least due to the symposium and the pioneering spirit of Kerstin and Mark Rosenberg, who founded the European Academy of Ayurveda in 1993.

The project "Ayurveda in Germany" has started with much vigor and important milestones have been reached, thanks to the tireless energy of all the participants. In this session, dear companions, supporters and friends of the Academy chat about anecdotes from 30 years and dare to look ahead to the next 3 decades.

Recognizing and using the healing power of food and herbs - with a case study from complementary cancer therapy

Year: 2023

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Effect and use of Western medicinal plants as an alternative to traditional Ayurvedic herbs

Year: 2022

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Experience in the holistic treatment of Corona patients at the All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA)

Year: 2021

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Ayurvedic dietetics & treatment of autoimmune disorders

Year: 2021

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Rasayana - traditional knowledge for modern times

Year: 2020

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Microbiom - intestinal health and appropriate nutrition for each dosha

Year: 2020

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Food products and their preparation for ojas

Year: 2017

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Diagnosis and therapy for tissue metabolism Dhatvagni

Year: 2019

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