Introduction: A thorough review of Ayurvedic treatises demonstrates a holistic approach to inquiry. Tantrayukti is the methodology, technique, or systematic approach to learning a discipline in order to interpret its accurate, unambiguous meaning for practical application. Aim: Examine the use of Tantrayukti in research methodology. Materials and methods: The Tantrayukti was examined from the standpoint of its application by reviewing old classical works such as the Charaka Samhita and Sushruta Samhita, as well as research methodology textbooks and articles, online resources, etc. Results: Upon examining the literature, it was found that, with a few exceptions—the number cited ranges from 32 to 36, respectively—Acharya Charaka and Acharya Sushruta have similar views on the meaning and use of Tantrayukti. The majority of Tantrayukti (30) have similar study methodologies. Conclusion: Tantrayukti is an ancient notion for critical study and interpretation of science, similar to the components of research process.
Dr. Raj Kiran Arya1*, Prof. Kamlesh Kumar Sharma2, Dr. Mahesh Gupta3, Dr. Indumati Sharma4 (Fri,) studied this question.