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Which state's Ayurveda University has signed an MoU with a wellness brand Sri Sri Tattva to promote the ancient science of Ayurveda by carrying joint studies, trial and R&D projects in the field of Ayurveda?

Which state's Ayurveda University has signed an MoU with a wellness brand Sri Sri Tattva to promote the ancient science of Ayurveda by carrying joint studies, trial and R&D projects in the field of Ayurveda? Correct Answer Gujarat

  • Gujarat Ayurveda University has signed an MoU with a wellness brand Sri Sri Tattva.
  • Established in 1965 by an Act of Gujarat State Government, Gujarat Ayurveda University aims to promote the ancient science of Ayurveda by carrying joint studies, trial and R&D projects in the field of Ayurveda.
  • The MoU signed will be complimenting each other's area of expertise on the subject of Ayurveda.

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