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Hi Manish Bafna,
There are many institutes and yoga centers across India. Kindly mention your location of preference.
Yoga Centre:
Isha Yoga Centre (My recommendation is to go with this), which has global presence and the centers are available across the nation in almost every state. Yoga programs:
Inner Engineering is the Basic Foundation Course, there is Isha Kriya (available online for free), Bhava Spandana, Angmardana, Shambhavi Mahamudra and many more.
You can do certification in Yoga at Rishikesh yoga ashram, who is certified with Yoga Alliance, there are many Yoga school in Rishikesh liek Yogashktirishikesh which is Yoga Teacher Training in India and Yoga TTC Yoga Alliance.
For various neuropathy courses available, click the link below:
https://bit.ly/2LC8bhH
For Ayurveda:
BAMS- Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery, BSMS, MBA in ayurveda pharmacy.

It is totally your interest and your choice. Here, I'm mentioning the future options of this course
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