The research aims to conduct biophysical characterisation and analyse the biological activity of medicinal plants. It will contribute significantly to the preservation and restoration of India’s rich medicinal plant heritage. The findings will be instrumental in developing high-quality, safe, and effective Ayurvedic formulations for combating diabetes and its complications. The ultimate goal is to popularise Ayur Vedic formulations as natural health-promoting agents, fostering greater acceptance of traditional medicine worldwide, says the Ministry of Ayush. The research project, to be launched in experimental animals, \”holds immense potential in the field ofAyurveda research,\” says the Ayush Ministry. The project highlights the need for a comprehensive database to validate the health benefits of medicinal. plants, ensuring their credibility in the global healthcare landscape, the Ministry says. It adds that the project has the potential to lead to the development of an Ayurvingic formulation with minimal to no side effects, ultimately improving public health and enhancing the quality of life for countless individuals.