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Adikavi Nannaya University creates record with grand celebration of International Yoga Day
Adikavi Nannaya University creates record with grand celebration of International Yoga Day

Time of India

time8 hours ago

  • Health
  • Time of India

Adikavi Nannaya University creates record with grand celebration of International Yoga Day

Rajahmundry: Adikavi Nannaya University (AKNU) marked a historic moment on the occasion of Yogandhra International Day of Yoga Celebrations 2025 by organizing one of the largest yoga gatherings in Andhra Pradesh. A total of 16,123 students from over 400 constituent and affiliated colleges participated in the mass yoga demonstration held at the AKNU grounds. The event, led by Prof. S. Prasanna Sree, Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor of AKNU, began at 8:00 AM and aimed to promote the values of health, harmony, and self-discipline through yoga. The Yogasanas were demonstrated by Raparthi Foundation. In a proud achievement, the event was officially recorded by the Telugu Book of Records as the largest yoga performance by students in the state, making it a milestone in the history of AKNU and the Yogandhra campaign. Prof. Prasanna Sree addressed the gathering and reflected on the origins of this global celebration, first observed on 21st June 2015, following the sincere efforts of the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi ji, who proposed the idea at the United Nations General Assembly. 'Yoga is not just about physical fitness. It promotes a healthy mind, a balanced life, and a conscious way of living. Youth are the strength of this nation, and a healthy youth means a strong, progressive India,' the Vice-Chancellor stated in her address. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Why Walgreens Hides This Cheap 87¢ Generic Cialis Health Alliance by Friday Plans Undo The Vice Chancellor also remarked that the Yogandhra 2025 Campaign, Andhra Pradesh's most wide-reaching yoga initiative, is a testament to the power of collective wellness and discipline. The participation and energy of thousands of students reflected the university's commitment to holistic development and community well-being.

AKNU's mega yoga event enters Telugu Book of Records
AKNU's mega yoga event enters Telugu Book of Records

The Hindu

time12 hours ago

  • General
  • The Hindu

AKNU's mega yoga event enters Telugu Book of Records

More than 16,123 students from over 400 constituent and affiliated colleges participated in a mass yoga demonstration held at the Adikavi Nannaya University (AKNU) grounds near Rajamahendravaram city on Wednesday. The event held as part of the Yogandhra-2025, International Yoga Day celebrations, was led by Vice-Chancellor Prof. S. Prasanna Sree. The yoga session began at 8:00 a. m. and trained yoga experts from the Raparthi Foundation demonstrated the asanas. 'The Telugu Book of Records officially recognised the event as the largest yoga performance by students in the State. Addressing the gathering, Prof. Prasanna Sree said: 'It is a historic milestone for AKNU and the the Yogandhra campaign. Yoga is not just about physical fitness. It promotes a healthy mind, a balanced life, and a conscious way of living.'

13-yr-old Mahirama pens English novel
13-yr-old Mahirama pens English novel

Hans India

time30-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Hans India

13-yr-old Mahirama pens English novel

Rajamahendravaram: Challa Mahirama, a 13-year-old girl has set a new record by writing an intriguing English fiction novel titled 'Ruby's Bluestream and the Bond of Fire.' The story, centred on nature and the five elements, features children as protagonists. This was announced by Vice-Chancellor Prof S Prasanna Sree of Adikavi Nannaya University (AKNU). On Thursday, VC Prasanna Sree unveiled Mahirama's book at a ceremony held at Adikavi Nannaya University. She felicitated and congratulated Mahirama on her remarkable achievement at such a young age. The Vice-Chancellor praised the novel, noting its captivating narrative and tight plot, especially considering Mahirama is the granddaughter of the renowned physician Dr Challa Venkata Subbaraya Sastry (CVS Sastry) from Rajamahendravaram. Mahirama, daughter of Dr CVS Sastry's son Roshan Krishna and Venkata Sai Sudha, lived in America until she was six years old. She is currently studying in the 9th standard in Hyderabad due to her father's employment. The VC highlighted that while many children of her age are engrossed in mobile phones, Mahirama embarked on her writing journey from the age of eight, which is truly exceptional. Mahirama's unique writing style and creation of her own vocabulary are distinctive features of her work, the VC added. Beyond writing, Mahirama is also a multifaceted talent, having received 4th grade training in Carnatic vocal music, and excelling in keyboard, painting, and songwriting. She urged today's students to draw inspiration from Challa Mahirama and strive towards achieving high goals with good character. Speaking at the event, Mahirama stated that through her novel, she attempted to convey the human connection with nature, the consequences of acting against it, and the real goal of human life. She expressed her deep affection for nature, which motivates her to write novels with a sense of empathy. Mahirama also mentioned that Gandham Pavana, residing in London, designed the appealing cover page for her novel. She expressed her immense joy that Prof S Prasanna Sree, who has developed scripts for 19 tribal languages, unveiled her book. Mahirama's mother Challa Sai Sudha, her maternal grandparents Gopalamma and AVS Raju, Spruha Alumni Association President Sunkara Nagendra Kishore, along with university officials and faculty members were present.

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