MADURAI: The Madurai District Small Scale Industries Association (Madissia) will be organising the seventh edition of its exhibition on traditional medicine and herbal medicines, AYUSH 2024, from June 21 to 23 at the Madissia Hall. The exhibition will be held from 10.30 am to 8.30 pm and entry is free. Exhibition chairman K Raja Murugan and association president RM Lakshminarayanan told reporters that there will be 75 pavilions of Indian medical manufacturers. Ayush industry seminars on health and wellness, medicinal plant exhibitions and free Ayush medical camps will be organised. Experts from the Central Council for Siddha Research, National Siddha Institute, Indian Board of Medicine and Homoeopathy and state licensing authorities will speak on the scope of Ayush pharmaceutical system, industrial opportunities and subsidies in the Ayush industry. Over 300 rare medicinal plants will be on display in different pavilions. There will also be sales of Siddha and Ayurvedic medicinal plants, he said. The exhibition is supported by the Ministry of Ayurveda, the Central Council for Siddha Research and the National Siddha Institute, among others.
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