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CENTRAL COUNCIL FOR RESEARCH
IN UNANI MEDICINE
(Ministry of Ayush, Government of India)
61-65, Institutional Area, Opp. D-Block, Janakpuri, New Delhi – 110058
VACANCY ADVERTISEMENT No. 01/2026
POST: LIBRARY AND INFORMATION ASSISTANT (LIA)
DetailsInformation
Number of Posts03
UR-01, SC-01, OBC-01
Includes Backlog Vacancies
Online Application Start01 July 2026
Last Date31 July 2026
Application ModeOnline
Official Websitewww.ccrum.res.in
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Window for applying online: 01.07.2026 to 31.07.2026

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SLA Post at Council for Research in Unani Medicine

SLA Post at Council for Research in Unani MedicineSLA Post at Council for Research in Unani Medicine

Post – Senior Library Attendant

Vacancy – 01

Pay Level – Level 2

Last Date – 04/11/20

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SLA Post at Council for Research in Unani Medicine

SLA Post at Council for Research in Unani MedicineThe Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine (CCRUM) is an autonomous organization under the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India. Since its establishment in 1978, the CCRUM as the apex government organization for research in Unani Medicine has been engaged in conducting scientific research on the applied as well as fundamental aspects of Unani system of medicine.

Consequently, over the past four decades of its existence, the Council has made significant strides in clinical research, drug standardization, survey and cultivation of medicinal plants, and literary research. Besides, research-oriented health extension services, and information, education and communication (IEC) activities have also been part of the Council’s programmes.

Extension of Healthcare services under the scheme of collocation of AYUSH centres in Allopathic Hospital in Delhi, several Unani Medical Centres were established at RML Hospital, DDU Hospital, AIIA and at Safdarjung Hospital. With the efforts of the scientists and technical manpower at its 22 research centres spread across the country, the Council has won appreciation from various quarters for its patents which are 17 in number, innovative research outcomes, and scientific publications

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