Text neck syndrome, increasingly prevalent among the young due to prolonged use of handheld devices like Mobile Phones and Tablets, involves forward head flexion and is marked by symptoms such as neck pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility. Untreated, it can lead to spinal curvature issues, early arthritis, disc compression, and nerve and muscle injuries. Ayurvedic texts liken it to Manyastambha (stiffness of neck), characterized by similar neck symptoms. Prevention is emphasized, with Ayurvedic management including avoiding causative factors, Abhyanga, RukshaSwedana, Nasya, GreevaBasti, internal medicines, and specific Yoga practices. These holistic approaches aim to alleviate symptoms and prevent complications, offering an alternative to conventional treatments.the objective of this study is to collect relevant information regarding the aetiology, pathophysiology, and treatment modalities of 'text neck syndrome.' And to co-relate and quote information regarding Manyastambha from AyurvedicSamhitas. Thorough analysis of Samhita commentaries and published articles. This research provides a thorough literature review of "text neck syndrome" along with its correlation with "Manyastambha"; its diagnostic and therapeutic measures. This can benefit many aspects in terms of reviewing, treating, and preventing this syndrome. INTRODUCTION The 21 st century is dominated by technological advances in many aspects, as technological intervention is increased in daily-household work. These technological advances are also changing our mode of communication 360 0. We shift from letters to email, SMS to long chatting on the social media platform, cash payments to electronic transactions, etc. This shows how much we are immersed in screen time. In these modern times, mobile has become the basic would like the human population. These days individuals of all ages and every one of the sections uses mobile, mostly our young generation. The number of smartphone users in the Republic of India was calculated to achieve over 760 million in 2021 1. Despite spending hours each day slumped over handheld gadgets with their heads stretched forward, 75% of the world's population is always in danger and at risk of acquiring Text Neck. Frequent forward flexion alters the bone segments, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and curve of the cervical spine, which frequently results in postural alteration. The main symptoms of Text Neck are pain in the neck, shoulder, back, arm, fingers, hands, wrists, and elbows. Other common complaints include headaches, numbness, and tingling in the upper extremities. The flattening of the spinal curve, disc herniation, muscle injury, onset of early arthritis, spinal misalignment, disc compression, loss of lung volume capacity, and nerve damage are just a few of the serious, long-lasting effects of Text Neck if left untreated. In a survey of 547 male undergraduate health services students, it was discovered that 23% of the participants were classified as nomophobic (a psychological condition when people have a fear of being detached from mobile phone connectivity) whereas 64% of the participants were at danger of becoming so. 2 Over 35 times a day, over 77% of students check their phones. 2. Nowadays, texting has become a common means of communication. Most individuals pay their time by texting, watching videos, and doing different work on mobile phones. Excessive use of mobile phones produces ill effects on our health. This principally affects our neck and has Text neck syndrome, an associated degree rising disease of today's world. The term 'text neck' describes the neck pain and injury sustained from looking down at mobile, pill, or different wireless electronic devices too often and for too long 3. Ewa Gustafsson et al. published a cohort study on texting on mobile and the increase in musculoskeletal disorders in young adults 4 .Text neck syndrome is often correlated with Manyastambha thanks to the similarity in symptoms like pain and stiffness within the neck. Manyastambha is one of the VatajNanatmajaVyadhee(diseases due only to vitiated)describedinCharak Samhita 5 .As this condition comes under VatajNanatmajadisease same pathological event is recognized, i.e The disease will occur where there is Khavaigunya(weakening or deformity of the empty space) 6. The treatment for these Vata diseases are explained under the terminology of "Vatasamanyachikitsa upakrama" 7 (modalities used in vitiated of Vatahumor) from this, the suitable Panchakarma procedure, internal medicine, and external treatment modalities are selected for a particular patient. Its line of treatment is Nidanaparivarjana (avoidance of etiological factors),Shodhanachikitsa (Purification therapy), and Shamanachikitsa (Palliative therapy). In conjunction with these Yoga conjointly play vital roles in managing this illness.