The Maharashtra state government has approved a one-year certificate course in modern pharmacology (CCMP) for registered homeopaths.
By Aniket Chakraborty
Aug 4, 2025
INDIA NEWS
This course will enable homeopathic practitioners to provide allopathic treatment when necessary, with limitations based on their CCMP training.
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Minister of State for Health Anupriya Patel confirmed the approval in the Lok Sabha, responding to queries on the topic.
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The initiative aims to strengthen healthcare services, particularly in rural and remote areas where medical professionals are often scarce.
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The Maharashtra Medical Council will maintain a separate register for practitioners who complete the CCMP course.
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Homeopathic practitioners will also need to be registered with the homeopathy council to legally offer allopathic treatments.
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The move is expected to bridge the gap in medical service availability, particularly in underserved areas of the state.
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Critics and supporters alike are closely watching the implementation of this course and its impact on both homeopathy and allopathic practices.
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The CCMP course is designed to give homeopathic practitioners a foundational understanding of modern pharmacology, enabling informed treatment decisions.
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This policy marks a significant shift in Maharashtra’s healthcare landscape, with potential for expansion to other states.