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Hans India
8 hours ago
- Health
- Hans India
Bihar joins nation in celebrating 11th International Day of Yoga with enthusiasm, unity
Patna: The 11th International Day of Yoga was celebrated with immense enthusiasm and widespread participation across Bihar, from urban centres to rural areas. Under the theme 'One Earth, One Health', people gathered in large numbers to embrace yoga as a pathway to physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. A major state-level event was organised at Patliputra Sports Complex in Patna by the Bihar Health Department, where around 500 people performed yoga together. The event saw the participation of top state leaders including Deputy Chief Ministers Samrat Choudhary and Vijay Kumar Sinha, Health Minister Mangal Pandey, Road Construction Minister Nitin Naveen, Minister Vijay Chaudhary, MP Ravi Shankar Prasad, and former MP Ramkripal Yadav among others. Senior administrative officers such as Development Commissioner Pratyaya Amrit also joined the session, showcasing the state's collective commitment to the wellness movement. Speaking at the event, Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Sinha called yoga a 'great gift to humanity', given to the world by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. 'Yoga unites humanity, leads to inner peace, and is a powerful tool for a healthy, stress-free life,' he said. 'If future generations are to stay strong and stress-free, yoga must be part of their lives,' Sinha further said. Deputy CM Choudhary also praised PM Modi's role in globalising yoga. 'Yoga is not just an exercise; it's a path to happiness. Thanks to Prime Minister Modi's vision, India's ancient civilisation is now touching every corner of the globe through yoga,' Choudhary said. Health Minister Mangal Pandey remarked that 'yoga is an ancient gift from India that brings balance to the mind and body. Today, it is a global movement that helps prevent diseases and improves overall health.' The state is home to the world-renowned Bihar School of Yoga, widely credited for spreading the practice of yoga globally. On Yoga Day, thousands of people practiced yoga not only in Patna but also in villages and districts across Bihar, reaffirming the state's deep-rooted connection to the yogic tradition. BJP state President Dilip Jaiswal highlighted yoga's relevance in modern life. 'Yoga gives us a new lease of life. It is crucial for anyone who wishes to live healthily and purposefully. Today, two types of yoga are being practiced in Bihar — real yoga for health and political yoga with words,' he quipped.


India.com
a day ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
Meet actress who made superhit debut, became overnight superstar, one night changed her fate, now works as..., she is...
Many actors and actresses pursue a career in the film industry, seeking fame, success, and recognition. While some spend years striving for it, others experience instant fame right after their first movie. Today, we will talk about an actress who made her debut in 1988 and skyrocketed to stardom with just one film. However, her fortune took a drastic turn following an accident that derailed her career. Currently, she supports herself by teaching yoga in slums. Bollywood Actress… Here we are talking about actress Anu Aggarwal, who became famous after her role in the blockbuster 1990 movie, Aashiqui. She quickly became a popular actress, appearing in films like King Uncle, Ghazab Tamasha, and Ram Shastra. However, while her career was successful, her personal life was facing serious challenges. She was born on January 11, 1969, in Delhi and grew up in New Delhi. She started acting when she was in school. In seventh grade, she won a tough competition to perform a monologue. The next year in eighth grade, she formed a theater group. By ninth grade, she was both acting in and directing a play. In tenth grade, she began writing a script but had to stop because of her board exams. She earned a gold medal in sociology at Delhi University. After that, she did some modeling and worked as a VJ, and also appeared in the Doordarshan show Isi Bahane. The Unfortunate Fate Of Anu Aggarwal In 1997, she started studying yoga at the Bihar School of Yoga and dedicated herself to it. In 1999, while packing to return to Mumbai, she was involved in a serious car accident that changed everything. She fell into a coma for 29 days, waking up without any memory of her past life. After recovering, she became a monk in 2001. Now, Anu lives in Mumbai, is single, practices yoga, and works as a motivational speaker. She also founded the Anu Aggarwal Foundation for Mental Health and teaches yoga in the slums of Mumbai.


India Today
07-05-2025
- Sport
- India Today
Delhi gears up for 3-day Bharat Yoga Yatra at Thyagaraj Stadium from May 9 to 11
The capital city will witness a historical spiritual confluence as Bharat Yoga Yatra – Delhi 2025 unites seekers of all backgrounds for a three-day Yog Sadhana Satra in the blessed presence of Padma Bhushan Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati, spiritual head of Bihar School of Yoga. Arranged between May 9 and 11 at the Thyagaraj Sports Stadium, this unique event is a peak highlight in India's spiritual calendar, celebrating two phenomenal milestones: 100 years of Sanyas of Sadguru Sri Swami Sivananda Saraswati Ji Birth Centenary of Sri Swami Satyananda Saraswati Ji Both these stalwarts have been instrumental in restoring and propagating the deeper aspects of yoga to the world. Their teachings inspire generations to look beyond yoga as a physical science and experience it as a lifestyle. At the centre of this gathering will be Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati Ji, widely revered for continuing the classical yogic tradition with clarity, simplicity and deep insight. With his guidance, participants will practice authentic yogic techniques to bring about inner transformation and spiritual awakening. Whether you are an old hand or just interested in the greater purpose of yoga, this is a chance to rejoin timeless wisdom in a potent group environment. As the city gears up to welcome this extraordinary and poignant gathering, it is a time to stop, listen, and take in some measure of a more conscious, centred existence. Step into Spirituality. Together.