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The objective of taking up this project is that the core concepts of the compendium should reach to every Ayurvedic student. According to CCIM Syllabus Caraka Samhita has been divided into 2 parts viz. Parvardha and Uttarardha. Parvardha consist Siarasthana, Niddnasthana, Vimanasthana, Sarfrasthana and Indriyasthana; whereas Uttarardha consists the remaining sections such as Cikitsasthana, Kalpasthana and Siddhisthdna. We have planned to complete the entire project into 4 volumes. The first volume is Satrasthana and completed successfully within the stipulated time. The second volume contains Niddnasthana to Indriyasthana. The third volume consists Cikitsasthana and the 4th volume contains Kalpasthana and Siddhisthdna and will be published shortly.  This book has Sanskrit Text with English Translation.  Salient features of the 1st Volume:

In this book the original Sanskrit text of Cakrapani commentary has also being composed and then translated sentence wise into English in a systematic manner for better understanding by all the readers.

This book is having the unique feature of presentation of nearly 700 illustrations and tables wherever necessary for easy remembrance of subject.

The Nyayas (maxims) mentioned by the commentator have been explained in detail in the text box separately to highlight their importance in understanding various concepts for the benefit of P.G. Scholars.

This book is also supplemented with the following Annexure

Important essay questions and short notes.

Important Slokas to be learnt by heart.

Alphabetical index of herbs along with their botanical names.

Glimpses of Caraka Samhita Satrasthana

Rare pictures of CharekhDanda