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Ayurveda and Anger: How Emotional Excess Affects Physical and Mental Health

Anger is a natural human emotion that arises when individuals experience frustration, injustice, disappointment, or threats to their well-being. Although...

Ayurveda and Stress: Daily Practices for Mental Balance and Emotional Well-Being

Stress has become an unavoidable part of modern life for many people. Demanding work schedules, family responsibilities, financial pressures, constant...

Ayurveda and Bowel Routine: Why Regularity Matters for Digestive Health

A healthy digestive system does more than process food and absorb nutrients. It also ensures the timely elimination of waste,...

Why Ayurveda Warns Against Suppressing Hunger, Thirst and Sleep

Ayurveda considers hunger, thirst and sleep essential expressions of the body's natural intelligence. These physiological signals indicate when the body...

India Strengthens Quality Standards for Ayurveda, Yoga and Sowa-Rigpa Through Nationwide BIS Initiative

India has intensified its efforts to strengthen quality assurance, patient safety and international recognition of traditional healthcare systems through a...

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Yavana in the Mahabharata: Greek Connections, Pandava Campaigns and the Warriors of Kurukshetra

The Sanskrit name Yavana and the related form Yona belong to a wider family of eastern names for the Greeks. The Old Persian designation Yauna is associated with the Ionians, whose name came to represent Greeks more broadly. This linguistic relationship explains why historians commonly identify Yavanas in early historical Indian contexts with Greek peoples. It does not mean that every community bearing the name came directly from Ionia.