Aushadhi veda

 

Here’s your updated project draft with the new search bar feature added to the “Newly Added Features” section:

Project Draft: Aushadhi Veda

🌿 Project Vision

Aushadhi Veda is a revolutionary educational platform designed to bridge the gap between traditional healing knowledge and modern-day students of agriculture and medicine. Our vision is to create a unified digital platform where students can access reliable and immersive content related to Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Siddha, Unani, Yoga, and medicinal plants. By combining modern technology with ancient wisdom, we aim to empower the next generation with knowledge that heals.

💡 Our Solution

We offer an intuitive and interactive website that provides:

Detailed educational content about medicinal plants

3D plant models for immersive learning

Dedicated sections for Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, Homeopathy, and Yoga

A chatbot to assist with user queries and navigation

Online consultation (subscription-based)

E-commerce integration for Ayurvedic and Homeopathic products

Feedback and product rating system

👥 Our Team

Ujjwal Kumar (Team Leader) – Chatbot training and 3D model development

Tushar Shrivastava – UI/UX design and Business strategy

Divya Dhanvani – Frontend development (Product section, Feedback system)

Abhishek Kumar – Backend development (Authentication and Subscription modules)

Kalyani Patankar – Research & Development, Yoga section (Frontend with Divya, Quality Assurance)

🆕 Newly Added Features

Production section – Showcasing Ayurvedic and Herbal product details

Feedback system – Allowing users to share experience and rate products

Doctor consultation – Online consultation with certified Ayurvedic doctors

Yoga session – Guided Yoga videos and daily practice recommendations

Subscription – Premium access to expert consultations and exclusive content

Responsive design – Fully functional across mobile, tablet, and desktop devices

Dynamic Search Bar – Users can dynamically search for medicinal plants, remedies, and healing methods with real-time suggestions and smart filtering

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