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Agastya

[ah-guhs-tyuh]

noun

  1. the legendary Aryan sage who introduced the Vedas to southern India.



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Dr. Brilliant and his co-authors, Lisa Danzig, Karen Oppenheimer, Agastya Mondal, Rick Bright and W. Ian Lipkin, say the answers must include rigorous vaccination, smart new strategies for disease tracking, surveillance and response, and reform of the global system for fighting pandemics.

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Prateek, who runs an air-conditioning company, shares a room with his wife, Shweta, and their seven-year-old son Agastya.

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The government also advises employing Ayurvedic practices to strengthen the immune system, including adding Agastya Haritaki, Samshamani Vati, Trikatui powder and Tulasi leaves and Pratimarsa Nasya to your daily regimen.

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He and other team members, Marceline Bresson, Lizzie Fry and Agastya Pisharody, enjoyed re-uniting with other sides from the show at the Oxford University Quiz Society's annual meeting recently.

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“We staged the protest to express our pain and anguish at breaking the customs of the Agastya hills. We never attempted to check the trekkers...because we respect the court order,” one protestor told PTI.

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