In Ayurveda, the radial pulse is called Nadi and has importance in disease diagnosis. A radial pulse wave represents the pressure of the blood vessels. Nadi has synonyms like Dhamani, Dhara, Dharani, Snayu, Hamsi, Jeevangyana, Tantuki, Jivitjnya, Sira, Jivasakshi, Veena, Sphura, Sphurani, etc. Nadi Pariksha is an ancient Ayurvedic technique for diagnosing physical and mental diseases by feeling a patient’s pulse. It’s also used to assess imbalances in the body. According to Yoga Ratnakara all the diseases can be diagnosed from Nadi and it was compared with strings of veena playing all the ragas which signifies the importance of Nadi Pariksha. In the examination of the pulse, each dosha is felt or palpated at the fingers of the examiner. Vata dosha is felt at the Tarjini (index finger), Pitta dosha is felt at the Madhyama (middle finger) and the Kapha dosha is palpated at the Anamika (ring finger).The speed, stability and gati of the pulse vary with the aggravated doshas. Traditional practices in Nadi Pariksha were manual and there were no instruments available for measuring the pulse whereas modern pulse wave analysis makes use of instruments both in clinical and research applications. Ayurveda Practitioners sense the Nadi below the thumb on the Wrist. The nadi parameters are important to diagnose any disease, the palpation of the Nadi talks about the presence of any Tridoshas in the Human body. Various parameters play important role in exploring Tridoshas