In Ancient India during Vedic Period and subsequently, the Ancient India Culture has given more importance to the health of the people as the primary objective of any ruler and they firmly believed that “Health is wealth and a Healthy Nation is Wealthy Nation”. The traditional Indian Medicinal tools can be traced to Vedic Period and are supposed to be more than 5000 years old. A glimpse of the Vedas especially Atharvaveda, a prime source of health and healthcare procedures derived and developed by Ancient Maharshi’s and subsequently the Great Acharyas like Sushrut, Charaka, Agnivesya and other so many luminaries that are in use when the other part of the world is in dark. The real meaning of history of medicine is the study and documentation of the evolution of healthcare procedures, identifying the medicinal properties of many herbs and plants that the nature has gifted to the mankind, acquiring knowledge over a period of time is the order of the day. Of the four Vedas, Atharvaveda mainly deals with the health and health related topics, the Ancient Acharyas/Maharshi’s too developed Ancient Indian Medical System and treat the diseases/ailments they have also adopted procedure in addition to the medical system and also the mantras that are drawn from the Vedas to appease some of the gods for curing purpose (as the Ancient Indians believed some gods are responsible for creating unhappy and unpleasant situations in the forms of diseases/ailments to the human beings) like, Rudra, Agni, Varuna, Indra and Maruthi are designated as Celestial Physicians. Like other branches of science, the Ancient Indian System of Medical Science (Vaidyamu Chikitsa) is a well-defined conceptual framework and is embedded in the Vedas and benefiting the mankind. In Ancient India, the Vaidya’s or Maharshi’s or Acharyas never used to treat any disease on the basis of visible symptoms on the body but they used to treat the patient by identifying the root cause of the symptoms and that the root cause of symptoms are addressed to eradicate diseases. To mention the notable personalities of Ancient Indian Medical System, Charaka and Samhita, who wrote two books on Indian System of Medicine derived from the Vedas and are known as Charaka Samhita and Sushruta Samhita. Of these two luminaries Acharya Sushrut in his treatise Sushruta Samhita categorically described Shalya Chikitsa (Surgery) and is properly known as the “Father of Surgery”. “Shalya Chikitsa (Surgery) is that branch of Chikitsa (medicine) that deals with the physical manipulation of a bodily structure