Tuberculosis is one of the deadliest infectious diseases caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis. With the increase in resistant strains of tuberculosis, the need for the discovery of new drugs with minimum side effects is the need of the hour. The utilization of Medicinal plants for their healing abilities has been an integral component of the Indian culture. The phytochemicals extracted from these plants have unique medicinal properties. Having known their importance, in drug designing it becomes evident that it is necessary to provide all the relevant phytochemicals together on one platform. In the present study, a manually curated Anti-Mtb Medicinal Plant Database (AMMPDB Ver.1.1) has been formulated. The current version of the database provides the users, with selective Indian medicinal plants having anti-tubercular properties reported in Ayurveda. The plants are arranged in alphabetical order. The database provides traditional and phytochemical data related to the plants. The unique feature of the database is the catalogued tools utilized in structure-based drug designing. Primarily, the focus has been on the phytochemicals to further facilitate the process of computational drug designing to combat the resistant strains.