Yoga Provides Complete Answer to a Person's Well-Being: Indian President
Indian President Pranab Mukherjee said that yogic discipline not only helps control the wavering mind but also inspires the pursuit of excellence.
Indian President Pranab Mukherjee said that yogic discipline not only helps control the wavering mind but also inspires the pursuit of excellence.
‘Practicing yoga early morning can promote overall health and help relieve stress.’
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"The uniqueness of therapeutic benefits of yoga is that it can work along with any other modern medicine prescribed by the practitioners," Naik said while inaugurating the National Health Editors' Conference on yoga here. "Yoga is popular worldwide and has reached almost every part of the globe. People practice yoga in some form or the other for spiritual or health purposes and to overcome some stress," he added.
Lavishing praise on yoga schools that have tirelessly propagated and promoted it, Naik said the first International Day of Yoga celebrated on June 21, 2015 was a success because of these organization.
3-Day Yoga Camp by Delhi Police to Celebrate International Day of Yoga
Delhi Police is organizing a three-day yoga camp for its personnel and their families to mark the celebrations of International Yoga Day on June 21, 2015.
Delhi Police is organizing a three-day yoga camp for its personnel and their families to mark the celebrations of International Yoga Day on June 21, 2015.
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Indian Government to Conduct 500 Yoga Camps Across Country From June 21
The yoga camps would be organized by NGOs with an aim to study the good effects of yoga in containing non-communicable diseases like diabetes and hypertension.
The yoga camps would be organized by NGOs with an aim to study the good effects of yoga in containing non-communicable diseases like diabetes and hypertension.
Over 1.1 Million NCC Cadets to Perform on International Yoga Day; Aim for World Record
NCC Director General Anirudh Chakravarti said out of the 1.1 million cadets from across India, almost 89,000 are from Uttar Pradesh.
NCC Director General Anirudh Chakravarti said out of the 1.1 million cadets from across India, almost 89,000 are from Uttar Pradesh.
