About the app
The app is run by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicine under the Citizen Wellness Program (Nagarik Arogya Karyakram). Anyone can take the healthy lifestyle self-assessment (SJS) without registering, read curated Ayurvedic information, and find a nearby Ayurveda health organization. Registered citizens become Arogya Chautari members, keep their assessment history, and can ask to join the Nagarik Arogya Samuha of their area.
Vision
Empower citizens with accessible, user-friendly digital tools to take responsibility for their health through evidence-based Ayurvedic knowledge.
Objectives
- A simple, welcoming self-assessment that anyone can take, without registering.
- Share practical information on Ayurvedic food and lifestyle with the public.
- Help citizens join the Nagarik Arogya Samuha and the wider Ayurveda programme.
- Promote Ayurvedic practices in the community through Arogya Chautari.
- Support the Department of Ayurveda's digital health initiatives.
Membership
Arogya Chautari member
Every registered citizen. Free, automatic on registration; saves your assessment results.
Nagarik Arogya Samuha member
A Chautari member who has updated their details and been verified by the focal person of their CWP unit.