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News:The Department of Science and Technology(DST) has invited proposals to study the role of yoga and meditation in fighting COVID-19 under it’s Science and Technology of Yoga and Meditation(SATYAM) programme.
Facts:
- The SATYAM Programme was announced in 2015 by the DST under its Cognitive Science Research Initiative(CSRI).
- Aim: To foster scientific research on the effects of yoga and meditation on physical & mental health and on cognitive functioning in healthy people as well as in patients with disorders.
- Eligibility: a) Scientists/academicians with research background in Yoga and Meditation and b) Practitioners involved in yoga and meditation can also apply in collaboration with research institutions.
- Duration: The project is tenable for a maximum period of three years.
Additional Facts:
Cognitive Science Research Initiative(CSRI):
- Launched in 2008 during the 11th Five year plan by the Department of Science and Technology.
- Aim:To facilitate a platform to the scientific community to work for better solutions related with cognitive disorders and social issues through various psychological tools & batteries, early diagnosis & better therapies, intervention technologies and rehabilitation programmes.
