Alternative Medicine is spreading widely with the increased awareness of its healthy and economic importance. The National Health Policy 2002 of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India envisaged the importance and inherent advantage such as diversity and growing popularity of Alternative Medicines.

To succeed in attaining Health for all Goal, all useful Alternative System of treatment have to be employed. Moreover the Paramedical staffs should also be increased in number And for which training of Paramedical Courses by various private Institutions must also be encouraged. By undergoing the Paramedical and Alternative Medicines training courses one can employ themselves for livelihood and by providing healthcare service to the Society.

As envisaged the Alma Ata Declaration made on 6-12th September 1978 Primary Health Care has been defined as an essential health care made universally accessible to individuals and families in the communities by means of acceptable to them through their full participation and at a cost that the community and the Country can afford. In order to make primary health care universally accessible in the community as quickly as possible maximum community and self reliance for health development are essential. To attain such self reliance requires full participation in the planning organization/Institution for management of primary health care and such participation can be best mobilized through appropriate education as Community Health Worer which enables communities to deal with their real health problems in the most suitable way as they can be trained in short time to perform the specific tasks.

To succeed in attaining Health for All goal, all useful Alternative methods of treatment have to be employed. Moreover such Alternative System of Medicines has a reasonable Alternative answer to most of the diseases which have no amenable answer from Modern Medical Treatment.