Lok Sabha Question No. 118 (STARRED), answered on 2026-02-06
Subject: Digital Platforms under AYUSH Grid
Ministry: AYUSH
Asked by: Shri Ashok Kumar Rawat, Smt. D K Aruna

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF AYUSH LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO.*118

## TO BE ANSWERED ON 6 th  FEBRUARY 2026

## ' Digital Platforms under AYUSH Grid '

*118:

Smt. D K Aruna:

## Shri Ashok Kumar Rawat:

Will the Minister of AYUSH be pleased to state:

(a)  whether  the  digital  platforms  developed  under  the  AYUSH  Grid  including  the  My

AYUSH Integrated Services Portal (MAISP), Showcasing of Ayurvedic Historical Imprints

(SAHI) and the AYUSH Research Portal have led to measurable improvements in service delivery, transparency, research integration and overall governance in the AYUSH sector;

(b) if so, the details thereof;

- (c) the nature of such improvements, the key performance indicators achieved and the extent of  adoption  and  integration  of  these  platforms  by  various  State  Governments,  National Institutes, Research Councils, Educational Institutions and healthcare facilities;
- (d) the extent to which the implementation of the AYUSH Grid has improved or enhanced access  to  AYUSH -based  primary  healthcare  services,  tele -consultation,  research  data  and patient -centric  services,  particularly  in  rural,  tribal  and  aspirational  districts  across  the country, State/UT -wise; and
- (e)  the  steps  taken  by  the  Government  to  address  regional  and  digital  disparities  for  its effective utilization?

## ANSWER

## THE MINISTER OF STATE (IC) OF THE MINISTRY OF AYUSH (SHRI PRATAPRAO JADHAV)

- (a) to (e) A Statement is laid on the Table of the House.

## The Statement referred in reply to Lok Sabha Starred Question No. 118 for 6.02.2026

(a) to (c) The Ayush Grid project, launched by the Ministry of Ayush, has been envisaged as a comprehensive IT backbone for the Ayush sector with the objective of digitizing service delivery  and  strengthening  transparency,  efficiency  and  governance  across  healthcare, research, education, drug administration, capacity building and medicinal plants.

Under this initiative, several digital platforms, including the My Ayush Integrated Services Portal (MAISP), and the Ayush Research Portal, have been developed and made accessible online across the country. These platforms have contributed to measurable improvements by enabling  standardized  digital  processes,  real-time  data  availability,  wider  public  access  to authentic information, and improved coordination among institutions.

MAISP is the master digital platform of the Ministry of Ayush, integrating all Ayush-related digital initiatives into a unified ecosystem. It enables citizen-centric access to services and schemes,  supports  real-time  monitoring  and  data-driven  decision-making,  and  promotes transparency, interoperability, and efficient governance across healthcare, education, research, medicinal plants, and global outreach.

The Showcasing of Ayurvedic Historical Imprints (SAHI) portal provides a transparent and authenticated digital repository of validated primary evidence of Ayurvedic practice in the Indian subcontinent and its global spread. It hosts inscriptional evidence, artefacts such as surgical instruments, medicine manufacturing tools, hospital setups, and archaeo-botanical information, thereby strengthening historical documentation and access to credible sources.

The Ayush Research Portal strengthens evidence-based practice by providing a centralized digital  platform  for  dissemination  of  curated  Ayush-based  published  research  articles, hosting over 43,000 research studies and facilitating easy access for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers.

These digital systems are implemented nationwide, and users across all State Governments, National Institutes, Research Councils, Educational Institutions and healthcare facilities are utilizing these Ayush Grid platforms and services.

(d) and (e) The Ayush Grid has improved access to Ayush-based primary healthcare, teleconsultation, research data and patient-centric services in rural and aspirational districts, by strengthening  digital  infrastructure,  capacity  building  and  standardizing  service  delivery. Through platforms such as the Ayush Hospital Management Information System (A-HMIS) and integration  with  the  Ayushman  Bharat  Digital  Mission  (ABDM),  patient  registration, electronic health records, referrals and continuity of care are being enabled digitally. Realtime  dashboards  and  standardized  reporting  further  support  monitoring,  planning  and targeted  interventions  by  State  and  district  authorities,  thereby  enhancing  availability  and accessibility of Ayush services in such areas.