Community
Practitioner interviews, member stories, and updates from the Homoeopaths.org community across India.
Why this platform shows no ads
There are no ad slots on Homoeopaths.org, and no practitioner can buy a place. Why we built it that way, and what we do show instead.
Workshops on this platform: joining, hosting, recording
Where workshops are announced, who can enrol, how attendance and certificates work, and honest answers on hosting and recording.
How the directory helps a student find seniors
Where a BHMS student can see who else from their college and batch is on Homoeopaths.org, how to find seniors by year, and what the directory does not do.
What happens at a members’ meet
No Homoeopaths.org members’ meet has happened yet. What one is meant to be, what it will not be, and where the first date will appear.
The Literary Club — what it is, and what we will read together
The Literary & Culture Club has not opened yet, so there is no reading list. Here is why the club exists and how to write for the community now.
Publishing with us: from idea to the journal page
How a piece of writing travels from your idea to a published page on Homoeopaths.org: what to send, how it is checked, and where it ends up.
How practitioner verification works on this platform
Step by step: how a homoeopath joins Homoeopaths.org, what we check before a listing goes public, and what our badge does and does not mean.
Merchandise — opening soon
Merchandise is not on sale yet. This page says so plainly, and points to what’s already built while it’s being prepared.
Community — one family, three rooms
The hub for where students, practitioners and care-seekers meet on Homoeopaths.org, and how each becomes part of the platform.
Journal & Magazine — long-form writing, two shelves under one roof
The umbrella header for the journal shelf and the magazine shelf — study and scholarship on one, features and stories on the other.
Vision & Mission — what Homoeopaths.org is for
The vision, the values, and the one promise Homoeopaths.org makes to its students, practitioners and care-seekers.
About — who Homoeopaths.org is, and why it exists
The hub for the founders, the values the platform holds to, what’s running today, and how to reach the people building it.
Blog — the platform’s everything-shelf
Patient guides, BHMS student resources, college spotlights and community stories — every published piece keeps its address here.
Publish With Us — write for the community
How students, practitioners and teachers send writing to Homoeopaths.org, and what actually gets published.
Social Media Hub — one handle, everywhere
Where to find Homoeopaths.org online — one handle on every platform, one WhatsApp number, and never a second version of either.
Newsletter — one email, now and then
A short email about what’s new on Homoeopaths.org — college notices, new writing and community news. Sign up, or read past issues here.
Our Story — why Homoeopaths.org exists
Why two people started Homoeopaths.org — the same gap in the homoeopathy community, seen from two different sides.
Podcast — conversations, recorded
Recorded conversations with students, teachers and practitioners of homoeopathy — about study, practice and the field itself.
For Practitioners — where experience has somewhere to go
Homoeopaths.org invites alumni and practising homoeopaths to register, keep a verified listing, and stay connected to the peers and students who follow them.
Membership — plainly
Membership on Homoeopaths.org is for BHMS students and practitioners. Care-seekers use the platform free of charge.
Leadership — the people building Homoeopaths.org
Who is building Homoeopaths.org today, and why the page will grow only as far as the facts allow.
Literary & Culture Club — being set up
A club for Homoeopaths.org members who read, write and make things beyond the syllabus. It is being set up, not open yet.
Magazine — features and campus stories, from the community
The Magazine shelf carries features, profiles and campus stories from across the homoeopathy community — never a promotion for a clinic.
Homoeopathic Members Meet — opening soon
An in-person gathering of Homoeopaths.org members — not yet scheduled. The date, place and how to register will be posted here first.
Contact — one number, one handle
How to reach Homoeopaths.org — one WhatsApp number, one handle, one email address, and no second version of any of them.
Gallery — photographs from the community
Albums of photographs from our colleges, events and community — every album naming the place and the date.
Journal — study and scholarship, from the community
The Journal shelf carries study notes, reviews and long-form scholarship, each with its sources named — written by students, teachers and practitioners.
Activities & Programmes — what runs on Homoeopaths.org today
What is actually working on Homoeopaths.org right now, and what is still being built — named honestly, one from the other.
Annual Report — opening after our first full year
Homoeopaths.org will publish its first annual report after its first full year. Nothing has been published yet.
Publish & Media — what the community writes and records
The hub for the journal and magazine, the blog, photographs, recorded conversations and the newsletter — published from one place.
India’s Homoeopathy Milestones: From 1839 to the AYUSH Era
From the first dispensary in 1839 to NEET and the AYUSH Ministry, the milestones that shaped homoeopathy as a recognised profession in India.
Homoeopaths.org in 2026: How UP’s Homoeopathic Community Is Coming Together
How Homoeopaths.org organises UP’s BHMS colleges and practitioners into one connected network — what’s live, what’s coming, and how to join in 2026.
Homoeopaths.org: Why It’s Built Around Colleges and Batches
How Homoeopaths.org’s college-and-batch structure creates accountability for practitioners, students, and patients in Uttar Pradesh.
How Practitioner Verification Works on Homoeopaths.org
Learn how Homoeopaths.org verifies BHMS degrees and state council registrations — what the verified badge means for patients and practitioners.
Homoeopathy in India’s Public Health: Where AYUSH Stands Today
How homoeopathy fits into India’s AYUSH system — registered practitioners, government hospitals, NAM funding, and how to find verified doctors in UP.