Detailed Project Report (DPR) on ayurvedic pharmacy/healthcare

AYURVEDIC PHARMACY/HEALTHCARE

 [CODE NO.3802] 

Ayurvedic system of medicine is as old as the Vedic age. Now–a–days people give preference to the Ayurvedic medicines as the allopathic medicines are costlier and have side effects. Ayurvedic medicines are based on plants, animals extract and minerals both in single ingredient drugs and compound formulations, however, Ayurveda does not rule out any substances from being used as a potential source of medicine. Ayurvedic compound formulations are mainly divided into two group’s viz. (1) Kasthausadhi (predominantly plant drugs) and (2). Rasausadhi (predominantly metals and minerals).

There are several categories of Kasthausadhi formulations such as Asavaristra, Avleha, Grafa Churena, Taila etc. and of Rasausadhis such as Bhasma, Pisti, Lauha, Kapibadkva, Rasayana etc. The Ayurvedic drugs are derived from vegetable sources from the various parts of the plant like root, leaf, flower; fruit extrude or plant as a whole.

Ayurvedic system has its origin in antiquity in our country which has been dedicated to the cure of innumerable ailments. It has been most indelible system for treatment which invariably stood to the test of time.

India abounds in medicinal plants and more than 75% of the vegetable drugs included in pharmacopias are available in the country.

Ayurvedic medicines have been derived from variegated medicinal plants. Forests abound in various medical plants from which various herbs are collected and herbal/ayurvedic medicines are made out of than.

Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha, Emchi (Tibetan) and Prakrtika Cikitsa (Naturopathy) are the various traditional systems of medicine still prevalent in India.

Theword `Ayurveda' is composed of two Sanskrit terms, viz., `ayus' meaning `life' and `veda' meaning the `knowledge' and taken together, it means the "Science of Life". However, in a limited sense, it is always used to imply "the Science of Medicine". Charaka has defined ayurveda as the "Science through the help of which one can obtain knowledge about the useful and harmful types of life (hita and ahita ayus), happy and miserable types of life, things which are useful and harmful for such types of life, the span of life as well as the very nature of life.

There has been a tremendous work on Ayurveda viz. Astamga Hardaya which deals with drugs, their intricate composition and pharmacologial action. This system has a great efficacy in eradicating ailments from their root cause, though the action of Ayurvedic medicines way slower.

HERBAL HAIR OIL:-

Herbal hair oil like (Ayurvedic) like hair oil is gaining an immense prominence in modern times.

The herbal/ayurvedic and medicated hair oils are used as medicine hair tonic. The herbal oil like banphool oil is exhibiting its versatility owing to its embalming effect in alleviating headache and cause soothing effect.

In allophatic field of medicines, those drugs used for analgesic purpose way have some side effects, but as the oil is basically made from herbs extracts which are naturally occurring, so it is free from any side effects or contra indications.

The contents used in the preparation or this oil are extracts or bahera, amla, hartago, lawanga, chandan (sandal wood oil), kewara, jatamausi, along with kapur (camphor), pudina salts and tin oil.

In case of bahera and hartago (harar) whose fruits are available, their decortication is made for the preparation of extract and than a proper homogenization or other ingredient is carried out for the making of herbal oil (ayurvedic) like banphool oil.

Though in the modern world of hurry and scurry where people have no time to stand and starc they look for such medication which shows prompt action. This they find allopathic medication. But, however, there are lot of side effects of Allopatic medicines. That is precisely why people are reverting back to Herbal/Ayurvedic system of treatment which has no side effects.

The basically accounts for the prominence of Ayurvedic system of medicines.

As a consequence the demand of Ayurvedic/Herbal products is increasing day by day.

At present there exists a great demand supply gap, therefore in order to bridge this gap this is imperative need for more new units come up the field.

COST ESTIMATION

Land & Building (76,000 sq.mt.)                 Rs. 42 Cr

Plant & Machinery                                           Rs. 96 Cr

Working Capital for 3 Months                           Rs. 60.13 Cr

Total Capital Investment                                Rs. 100.14 Cr

Rate of Return                                                52%

Break Even Point                                            35%

• INTRODUCTION
• HERBAL HAIR OIL
• USES & APPLICATIONS
• B.I.S. SPECIFICATIONS
• SCENARIO OF INDIAN AYURVEDA INDUSTRY
• HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY IN INDIA
• ACHIEVEMENTS
• GLOBAL AYURVEDA MARKET (IN $ BN)
• INDIA AYURVEDA MARKET (IN $ BN)
• GLOBAL HERBAL MARKET
• MODERN MARKET DEVELOPMENTS
• HERBAL MEDICINE MARKET
• MANUFACTURERS/SUPPLIERS/EXPORTERS OF AYURVEDIC PHARMACY PRODUCTS
• AYURVEDIC MEDICINE INDUSTRY IN INDIA
• STATUS OF AYURVEDA IN INDIA
• BROAD OUTLINE OF MANUFACTURING PROCESS
• METHODS OF PREPARATION
• MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF AYURVEDIC MEDICINES
• METHOD OF PREPARATION
• 1. ARISTHA AND ASAVA
• 2. RASA RASAYAN
• 3. LAUHA
• 4. VATI OR GUTIKA
• 5. CHURNA
• 6. AVALEHA MADAK PAAK
• 7. GHRITA
• 8. PARPATI
• 9. TAILA
• 10. GOGGULU
• CHAVANA PRASA
• THE FOLLOWING PREPARATION IS USED FOR DYSENTERY.
• BALATAILA
• ASTACHURNA
• BHOONIMBADHI CHURNAM
• VASAVALEHA IS PREPARED AS FOLLOWS
• THIS MEDIUM IS USED IN ANEMEA.
• MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF AYURVEDIC/HERBAL TABLETS
• THE PROCESS CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS:
• 1. FORMULATION
• 2. MIXING AND MILLING THE DRY INGREDIENTS
• 3. GRANULATION
• GRANULATION BY SLUGGING
• 4. DRYING
• 5. LUBRICATION
• 6. COMPRESSION
• ADJUSTMENT OF THE MACHINE
• 7. COATING
• MANUFACTURE OF CAPSULES
• AYURVEDIC PILLS/TABLETS
• ACCORDING TO AYURVEDA:
• COMMON INDICATIONS:
• POSSIBLE CONTRA-INDICATIONS:
• SERVING SIZE:
• PRECAUTIONS:
• GMP CERTIFIED MANUFACTURING FACILITY:
• MANUFACTURE OF HARD CAPSULES
• MANUFACTURE OF SOFT CAPSULES
• METHODS FOR FILLING CAPSULES
• 1. FILLING OF HARD CAPSULES BY MACHINES
• 2. FILLING OF HARD CAPSULES BY HAND
• LIQUIDS IN HARD CAPSULES
• MANUFACTURE OF OINTMENTS AND PASTES
• NOTES ON PREPARATION
• 1. PURIFICATION OF BASE
• 2. ORDER OF MELTING WITH MIXED BASES
• PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE OF AYURVEDIC PAIN BALM OINTMENT
• TAIA & ARHYANJANA OR MAI HAM
• GENERAL MEIHAA OF PREPARATION
• MODIFICATION OF BASE FOR RECTAL OINTMENTS
• AVOIDANCE OF CONTACT WITH METALS
• NOTES OF PACKING AND LABELING
• FORMULATION OF HERBAL HAIR OIL REQUIREMENT OF RAW MATERIALS
• PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE OF HERBAL HAIR OIL
• (2) DECOCTO IN PREPARATION
• (3) FILTRATION OF DECOCTION
• (4) PURIFICATION OF TIL OIL (TIL OIL (SODHITA))
• (5) COOLING OF TIL OIL (SODHITA)
• (6) ADDITION OF FILTERED DECOCTION EXTRACTS
• (7) MIXING OF REMAINING INGREDIENTS
• (8) FILTRATION
• (9) PACKING & MARKETING
• ROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF HERBAL HAIR OIL
• SALIENT FEATURES OF DECOCTION PROCESS
• FORMULATIONS OF AYURVEDIC MEDICINES
• 1. FOR GENERAL DEBILITY AND FATIGUE
• SHILAJIT TABLETS
• FORMULATION OF SHILAJIT TABLETS
• COATED TABLETS
• SUGAR COATED TABLETS
• FORMULATION NO.2
• FOR DIGEOTION
• FORMULATION OF AYURVEDIC DIGESTIVE TABLETS
• FORMULATION II:
• SITO PALADI CURNA
• HINQWATRAKA CURNS
• AYURVEDIC TABLETS FOR BODY PAIN
• LIVER TABLETS
• FOR LIVER DISORDERS LIV. FON. TABLET
• COATED TABLETS- LIVER TAB
• FORT TABLETS FOR SEMEN DEBILITY
• TABLET FOR CALCUTUS
• VEDNA HEALER TABLETS
• CAPSULES: (FOR LIVER AILMENTS) (COMPRSING SHILAJIT)
• HERBAL CAPSULES FOR LIVER DISORDERS
• OTHER AYURVEDIC FORMULATIONS OF CAPSULES
• SHILAJEET PLUS CAPSULES
• ERGOMIN CAPSULES
• OTHER AYURVEDIC FORMULATIONS OF CAPSULES
• COUGH SYRUP:
• LV.52: (SYRUP)
• EACH 5 ML CONTAINS
• LIQUID TANIC FOR GENERAL DEBILITY
• LIQUIDS:  (CARMOZYME)
• CREAM
• OINTMENTS:
• FORMULATION OF AYURVEDIC MEDICINE
• COMPOUND FOR RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS- B
• HYPOLIPIDEMIC HERBAL COMPOUND
• CHYAVANPRASHA CAPSULES
• TONIC FOR NON-SPECIFIC LEUCORRHOEA- B
• FORMULATION OF LIQUID PAIN BALM
• PAIN OINTMENT
• PAIN RELIEVING BALM (OINTMENT)
• FORMULATION OF IODEX OINTMENT
• OINTMENT BASE:
• FORMULATION - 1
• FORMULATION - 2
• FORMULATION - 3
• MANUFACTURING PROCESS
• MANUFACTURING DIAGRAM
• AYURVEDIC SHARBAT
• RAW MATERIALS OF AYURVEDIC SHARBAT
• FORMULATIONS
• MANUFACTURING PROCESS OF SHARBAT
• STEP I. DISTILLED EXTRACT PREPARATION
• STEP II. PREPARATION OF FRUIT JUICES
• STEP-III. SUGAR SYRUP PREPARATION
• STEP-IV.
• STEP-V.
• STEP-VI.
• STEP-VII.
• PROCESS FLOW SHEET OF SHARBATS
• AYURVEDIC DANT MANJAN
• COMPOSITION OF AYURVEDIC DANT MANJAN (RED COLOUR
• PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE OF DANT MANJAN
• PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM FOR THE MFG. OF AYURVEDIC DANT MANJAN
• GRANT-IN-AID FOR PROMOTION OF AYUSH INTERVENTION 
• IN PUBLIC HEALTH INITIATIVES
• OBJECTIVES OF THE SCHEME
• ELIGIBLE ORGANIZATIONS
• ELIGIBILITY
• FUNDING PATTERN
• OTHER CONDITIONS
• MONITORING MECHANISM
• PROJECT APPRAISAL:
• APPROVAL OF PROJECTS:
• SELECTION PROCESS:
• STEP – I: EXAMINATION OF PROPOSAL IN THE SECTION:
• STEP – II: PROJECT APPRAISAL COMMITTEE (PAC):
• STEP – III: - PROJECT SANCTIONING COMMITTEE (PSC):
• SUPPLIERS OF PLANT AND MACHINERY
• MIXER/BLENDERS
• STORAGE TANKS
• STIRRERS
• PULVERIZERS
• PASTE FILLING EQUIPMENTS
• BOTTLE FILLING MACHINE
• SUPPLIERS OF PACKAGING MATERIALS
• ALUMINIUM CAPS
• PHARMA BOTTLES
• AYURVEDIC HERBS

APPENDIX – A:

01. PLANT ECONOMICS

02. LAND & BUILDING

03. PLANT AND MACHINERY

04. OTHER FIXED ASSESTS

05. FIXED CAPITAL

06. RAW MATERIAL

07. SALARY AND WAGES

08. UTILITIES AND OVERHEADS

09. TOTAL WORKING CAPITAL

10. TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT

11. COST OF PRODUCTION

12. TURN OVER/ANNUM

13. BREAK EVEN POINT

14. RESOURCES FOR FINANCE

15. INSTALMENT PAYABLE IN 5 YEARS

16. DEPRECIATION CHART FOR 5 YEARS

17. PROFIT ANALYSIS FOR 5 YEARS

18. PROJECTED BALANCE SHEET FOR (5 YEARS)