Volume-3, Issue-2, July-December 2026

Asha Paras International Multidisciplinary Research Journal (APIMRJ)

Editorial & Index Cover page, Index and Editorial
Prof. Asha Shukla
Today’s human stands at the peak of convenience, yet is crumbling within. Hypertension, diabetes, depression, insomnia, and anxiety are no longer diseases of old age. Young shoulders too are bearing their weight…
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Research Paper #01 Philosophical Importance of Swar Yoga
Ajay Dubey
The Sanskrit word ‘Swara’ means ‘sound’ or ‘musical note’. It also refers to the conscious flow of air through one nostril. Yoga means the union of consciousness with super consciousness. Swara Yoga is a science concerned with the realization of cosmic consciousness through the control and manipulation of breath…
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Research Paper #02 Impact of yoga on PCOD in adolescents
Anju Kumari
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a complex endocrine disorder commonly affecting women of reproductive age, characterized by ovulatory dysfunction, elevated androgen levels, and polycystic ovarian morphology. In order to manage PCOS symptoms in recent years, complementary and lifestyle-based…
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Research Paper #03 Impact of Yoga Nidra on Insomnia
Dipti Sagra
Introduction: Insufficient sleep is a global problem that is becoming increasingly common in the present scenario. Insomnia, a common sleep disorder, makes it difficult to fall asleep, remain asleep, or causes early awakening with an inability to return to sleep. It is estimated that nearly 10–15% of the world population…
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Research Paper #04 Impact of Yoga on Social Media-Induced Stress among Adolescents wellbeing
Hardeep Kumar Malhotra
The teenage years are a rollercoaster, as this is the age of growth, mental and emotional challenges, hormonal surges, puberty, and much more. During this period, parents need to understand how this phase can be managed tactfully while providing adolescents with proper nutrition and building healthy habits…
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Research Paper #05 Contribution of Vipassana Meditation in Emotional State Regulation Resulting in Equanimity: A Conceptual and Analytical Study
Kamal Kishore, Ravi Prakash, Harimohan and Ayush Mittal
In contemporary society, emotional disturbances such as stress, anxiety, depression, frustration, and psychological instability have become increasingly prevalent due to rapid social, technological, and occupational changes. Consequently, there is a growing need for effective and sustainable methods of emotional…
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Research Paper #06 Role of yoga on type two diabetic: A Descriptive Study
Kamta Prasad Sahu and Seema Varshney
Type II diabetes mellitus (T2DM) has emerged as a global public health concern. Although physical activity has been empirically recognized as a promising therapeutic approach for the prevention and management of T2DM, consensus regarding the effectiveness of yoga in T2DM management has not yet been reached across…
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Research Paper #07 Role of Yogic Life style and Motivational Lectures on General Anxiety of Adolescents
Mamta Dwivedi
Background: Recently, schools and colleges have drawn much attention as prominent places for remedies of adolescents’ mental health problems. Yoga is beginning to be recognized by researchers and clinicians as a complementary therapy that encompasses multiple components of healing that are being singled out or used in…
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Research Paper #08 Impact of Yoga for gut-brain axis on adolescents
Mamta Dwivedi and Divya Kamal
Adolescence is a crucial stage of human development characterized by significant physical, psychological, and lifestyle changes that can directly influence gastrointestinal health. In recent years, digestive problems such as constipation, abdominal pain, bloating, and irregular bowel habits have become increasingly…
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Research Paper #09 Impact of Om meditation on Emotional well-being among adolescents
Meeta Bhatnagar
Self-confidence is an important factor that affects many areas of life. It enables people to believe in their abilities, take risks and overcome challenges. Confidence fosters a positive mindset, enabling people to overcome obstacles and handle criticism constructively. It also enhances interpersonal relationships by allowing individuals…
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Research Paper #10 GAD and Stress Management in IKS: An Integrated Ayur-Yoga Approach
Mouli Karmakar
Post COVID-19 Pandemic, there is an outrageous increase in mental health diseases, with WHO statistics in prevalence of Anxiety and depression cases stands at 25% increment worldwide [1] and in range of 23.7% to 35% alarming rates in India [2]. This rising trend of mental health disorders, mainly fueled by rapid…
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Research Paper #11 Impact of ashtanga yoga on PCOD in adolescents
Rachana Vyas
Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOD) is one of the most common endocrine and metabolic disorders affecting adolescent girls, particularly between the ages of 10 and 19 years. It is characterized by hormonal imbalance, irregular menstrual cycles, ovarian cyst formation, insulin resistance, obesity, infertility…
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Research Paper #12 How Yoga Helps in Anxiety, Depression and Stress in Peri-Menopausal Phase
Rashmi Ghatge
Introduction: The peri-menopausal phase is a significant transitional period in a woman’s life, often accompanied by emotional and psychological challenges such as anxiety, depression, mood swings, and heightened stress. While hormonal changes are natural during this time, their impact on mental health can be profound…
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Research Paper #13 The invisible burden of gut-mind disorders among women: A yogic and psychosomatic review
Shalini Agarwal
Gut-mind disorders, commonly conceptualized within functional gastrointestinal disorders and increasingly framed as disorders of gut-brain interaction, represent a substantial, frequently underrecognized burden among women. This review advances “the invisible burden” as an analytic lens to synthesize how gendered health…
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