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Hans India
8 hours ago
- Health
- Hans India
About 11 lakh people participated in 11th Int'l Yoga Day in Prakasam dist
Ongole: About11 lakh people from various walks of life, including students, officials, public representatives, professionals, and common people, participated in 11th International Yoga Day celebrations at nearly 6,500 locations across Prakasam district on Saturday. Ongole MP Magunta Srinivasulu Reddy, MLA Damacharla Janardhana Rao, Collector A Thameem Ansariya, Mayor Gangada Sujatha, and others participated in the district-level official programme held at Mini Stadium in Ongole. Speaking on the occasion, MP Srinivasulu Reddy stressed that yoga is a practice that unifies soul, mind, and body, urging everyone to incorporate yoga into their daily lives for better health. He explained that the global celebration of International Yoga Day since June 21, 2014, was the result of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision to share yoga's greatness and benefits with people worldwide. He highlighted Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu's prestigious Yogandhra programme, aimed at bringing exceptional yoga knowledge to common people and making everyone healthy. He noted that with two crore people participating in yoga programs across the State at 1.5 lakh locations, Andhra Pradesh was poised to achieve a Guinness World Record. Collector Ansariya expressed special gratitude to officials from all departments, staff, public representatives, and yoga practitioners who contributed to the month-long Yogandhra festival in the district since May 21. MLA Janardhana Rao mentioned that awareness about yoga's benefits was created among people across all regions of the state for a month following the Chief Minister's directives. He emphasised the importance of daily yoga practice beyond this single day of celebration. At the programme held at police parade grounds in Ongole, SP AR Damodar, DSP R Srinivasa Rao, and other police officials participated in the IYD 2025 celebrations. SP Damodar emphasised that yoga practice is one of the primary ways to maintain health without spending any money. He highlighted that yoga is an integral part of Indian culture and represents one of India's valuable gifts to the world. He explained that yoga is not merely about physical postures but encompasses techniques that create balance between body and mind, enhancing one's ability to face life's challenges while improving health and concentration. Additional District Judge T Rajyalakshmi, Additional District Judges T Raja Venkatadri, A Purnima, P Lalita, Principal Senior Civil Judge S Hemalatha, Junior Civil Judges, Bar Association President Boddu Bhaskarao, Administrative Officer Prasannakumari, Superintendent Chakiri Sudhakar, senior advocates, and court staff participated at the celebrations of International Yoga Day in the District Court. The judicial officials underscored yoga's dual benefits of enhancing both physical wellness and mental resilience, reinforcing India's contribution to global health and wellness practices through this ancient discipline. Andhra Kesari University Vice-Chancellor Prof DVR Murthy said that yoga programmes enhance longevity and health for people of all ages without the need for medications during the grand 'Yogandhra' programme organised at University campus. AKU Registrar Professor B Haribabu,Patanjali Yoga Center Director Dr Ravipati Prasad Rao, attended the celebrations as chief guests.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Time of India
International Yoga Day 2025: What is the Yoga Sangam Portal? Registration steps, participation details, and more
India gears up for Yoga Sangam 2025. The Ministry of Ayush launches this nationwide event. It will mark the 11th International Day of Yoga. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lead from Visakhapatnam. Over one lakh locations will host events. Millions are expected to participate. Registration is open on the Ministry of Ayush website and MyGov portal. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads How to Join Yoga Sangam 2025 Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Registration Deadline Yoga is no longer just a quiet, individual practice—it's becoming a collective celebration. Yoga Sangam 2025, launched by the Ministry of Ayush , is set to transform how India marks the 11th International Day of Yoga. With over one lakh locations and millions expected to participate, this event stands as a nationwide tribute to unity, breath, and main event will be led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi from Visakhapatnam, but the true spirit of the day will come alive across rooftops, parks, schoolyards, offices, and digital platforms—both in India and more than 50,000 organisations have joined the movement, and momentum continues to grow. Individuals from all backgrounds—educators, students, NGOs, corporate professionals, artists, and families—are coming together to be a part of this inclusive and interactive celebration. Activities go beyond just yoga: participants are encouraged to get creative by designing posters, planting trees after sessions, and engaging with their local communities.1. Register OnlineVisit the Ministry of Ayush website or the MyGov portal to officially sign up. Your registration ensures your contribution is counted in the national participation statistics.2. Access Free ResourcesDownload the official participation toolkit, which includes certificates, banners, posters, and class templates—everything you need to organise or lead a session with ease.3. Host or Join a SessionWhether it's in a school, office, community centre, rooftop, garden, or even online, you can lead or attend a session. Every yoga mat matters—every effort counts.4. Share Your JourneyDocument your experience with photos or videos and upload them on social media or the official portal to inspire others and amplify the movement.5. Use the Official HashtagsTag your posts with #YogaSangam2025, #IYD2025, and #OneEarthOneHealth to be part of the national and global yoga no official registration deadline has been announced yet, early participation is encouraged to ensure smooth planning and recognition of your contribution.
