Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine known as the “Science of Life,” has been practiced for more than five millennia and continues to remain relevant in the modern era. Rapid urbanization, technological advancement, sedentary habits, irregular dietary patterns, and increasing psychological stress have significantly contributed to the rising prevalence of lifestyle-related disorders. Modern Ayurveda represents an evolved and integrative application of classical Ayurvedic principles adapted to contemporary living conditions. The present article aims to elaborate the relevance of modern Ayurveda using the IMRAD format. A narrative review of classical Ayurvedic texts and contemporary scientific literature was undertaken. The analysis indicates that Ayurvedic principles such as Sadvritta (ethical conduct), Dinacharya (daily regimen), Satvavajaya Chikitsa (mental health management), herbal therapies, and lifestyle modification play a vital role in maintaining holistic health. The integration of Ayurveda with modern healthcare systems and digital platforms further enhances its accessibility and applicability. Modern Ayurveda thus offers a personalized, preventive, and sustainable approach to health suitable for today’s fast-paced lifestyle.
2Prof. (Dr.) Ravinder Arora *1Dr. Nisha (Mon,) studied this question.