This study discuss about some ethno-biological observations that have been made amongst the aboriginals of the South India for their traditional method of treatment using animals and their products.

The communication embodies method of Judiveera preparation, doses, mode of administration, result, discussion and conclusion on various aspects of the formulation.

In this article twenty two medicinal plants used by tribal people of Madhya Pradesh are enlisted for further exploration.

Present study aimed at documenting and analyzing the ethnoveterinary practices of domesticated animals and birds of Malda district of West Bengal in India.

This information provides immense potential for studying their activity for arthritis both in pre-clinical and clinical stages, which lead to the preparation of useful pharmaceutical products.

The present research work was carried out in six villages of Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh to study application of plants at home scale level in treating various kinds of ailments.

The work deals with 25 plant species, used traditionally by Bhil and Bhilala tribes of Jhabua district (Madhya Pradesh) for the treatment of various ailments.

This study discuss about how the hilly regions of Western Ghat in Karnataka have helped to develop traditional knowledge and folklore of medicine to cure various diseases and ailments

The paper emphasizes information gathered for one of such groups, skin ailments.

In this study, phytochemical and medicinal importance of few parts of certain plants are reported.