AYUSH x WHO Push: India’s AYUSH Ministry says it’s working with the World Health Organization to promote evidence-based traditional medicine, including research, training, and international cooperation tied to the WHO Global Traditional Medicine Centre in Jamnagar. AI for Ayurveda: IndiaAI Mission and AYUSH signed an MoU to use India’s AI infrastructure to build a stronger research base for Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homoeopathy. Ayurveda in Sports: Kerala highlights growing “Sports Ayurveda” support for athletes, building on the state’s long-running tradition of performance-focused care. Regulation & Professional Lines: Nepal’s Specialist Ayurveda Doctors Society Nepal objects to a Ayurveda Council chairman interview list that includes candidates from acupuncture backgrounds, arguing Ayurveda and acupuncture are distinct disciplines. Wellness Travel Trend: “Glowcation” travel is turning vacations into sleep, stress, and recovery-focused resets, with destinations adding more personalized wellness experiences. Natural Health Claims: A roundup on “superfoods” separates marketing hype from what nutrition science can realistically support. Herb Spotlight: A backyard herb story spotlights punarnava (red spiderling) for liver and kidney support, tying traditional use to modern wellness interest.