AYUSH Startup Portal: A Digital Solution for Streamlining AYUSH Startup Registrations

The Indian healthcare landscape has seen a significant resurgence in traditional systems of medicine, collectively known as AYUSH – Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy. With increasing global interest in alternative and holistic health practices, there is a growing need for efficient digital solutions that facilitate the operational requirements of startups within this sector. This paper presents the design and implementation of the AYUSH Startup Portal, a full-stack web application aimed at simplifying the registration and management processes for entrepreneurs and innovators in the AYUSH domain. Developed using modern JavaScript frameworks like React.js and Node.js, with MongoDB as the backend database, this portal provides a centralized platform for startup registration, document submission, verification, and application tracking. The portal reduces administrative bottlenecks and increases transparency, contributing to a more inclusive and innovation-friendly environment for traditional healthcare ventures. The platform stands as a technological bridge between government regulatory bodies and startup ecosystems. It is designed to scale with increased usage and can integrate advanced features such as analytics dashboards, multilingual access, and investor matchmaking tools in the future

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PhilPapers (PhilPapers Foundation)
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2025-01-01
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AYUSH Startup Portal: A Digital Solution for Streamlining AYUSH Startup Registrations

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AYUSH Startup Portal: A Digital Solution for Streamlining AYUSH Startup Registrations

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Abstract

The Indian healthcare landscape has seen a significant resurgence in traditional systems of medicine, collectively known as AYUSH – Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy. With increasing global interest in alternative and holistic health practices, there is a growing need for efficient digital solutions that facilitate the operational requirements of startups within this sector. This paper presents the design and implementation of the AYUSH Startup Portal, a full-stack web application aimed at simplifying the registration and management processes for entrepreneurs and innovators in the AYUSH domain. Developed using modern JavaScript frameworks like React.js and Node.js, with MongoDB as the backend database, this portal provides a centralized platform for startup registration, document submission, verification, and application tracking. The portal reduces administrative bottlenecks and increases transparency, contributing to a more inclusive and innovation-friendly environment for traditional healthcare ventures. The platform stands as a technological bridge between government regulatory bodies and startup ecosystems. It is designed to scale with increased usage and can integrate advanced features such as analytics dashboards, multilingual access, and investor matchmaking tools in the future

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