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Hans India
2 days ago
- Health
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Every teacher must be an ambassador for Yoga: Kishan Reddy
Hyderabad: Union Minister for Coal and Mines G Kishan Reddy emphasised that every teacher should be an 'Ambassador for Yoga'. Speaking at a preparatory meeting for the 11th International Yoga Day here on Monday, he announced that this year's celebration will be held a day earlier, on June 20, at Lal Bahadur Stadium. He mentioned, 'We have invited the state governor, former Vice President Venkaiah Naidu, and other dignitaries to join us at Lal Bahadur Stadium on the 20th, where they will participate.' Prime Minister Narendra Modi will participate in the Yoga Day celebrations scheduled to be organised in Visakhapatnam. 'To be mentally, physically, and energetically fit, all should practice Yoga daily. We face challenges like water and food contaminated with pesticides, and our air is increasingly polluted. It is advisable to avoid walking in heavy traffic. In today's society, people of all ages often spend their nights on their cell phones until they fall asleep. As a result, human physical activity has significantly decreased, and we are not giving our bodies the exercise required. By taking easier paths in various aspects of life, many people suffer from physical and mental disorders, becoming burdened with illnesses. Consequently, they end up spending thousands of rupees on hospitals and doctors, seeking cures for ailments that could (potentially) be alleviated through Yoga,' he said.
Hans India
18-05-2025
- Politics
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India doesn't need third party mediation on Kashmir: Venkaiah Naidu
Hyderabad: Former Vice-president M. Venkaiah Naidu, stated that any discussions with Pakistan should focus solely on Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) and terrorism, asserting that India does not require anyone's mediation on the Kashmir issue. He made these remarks while participating in a Tiranga Yatra on Tank Bund held to commemorate the success of Operation Sindoor and expressing solidarity with the armed forces in their line of duty, as well as supporting the Centre's decisive actions against Pakistan in response to the Pahalgam terror attack. Venkaiah Naidu emphasised that India is a peace-loving nation and has never launched an unprovoked attack against any country. 'We have tried to maintain friendly relations with our neighboring country. However, Pakistan is nurturing terrorists and inciting attacks against India,' he remarked. He paid tributes to the soldiers who successfully targeted terrorist camps in Pakistan and PoK as part of Operation Sindoor and praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's timely decisions during the heightened tensions with Pakistan. He urged people to rise above caste, religion, language, and region when the country's internal security is threatened. Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy, who led the Yatra, declared that Operation Sindoor was a resounding success, and showcased the country's military prowess and cutting-edge technological capabilities. Modi emphasised that India's goal is to crush terrorist groups, Reddy reminded the audience. Dr. Sathish Reddy, a former advisor to the Union Defence Ministry, noted that Operation Sindoor and subsequent developments have given India the upper hand over Pakistan. He pointed out that since the time Modi assumed office, the focus has shifted towards achieving self-sufficiency in defense production. 'Our scientists have developed the necessary defence and security systems, and our forces are prepared to utilise them,' he stated. Former Maharashtra Governor Ch. Vidyasagar Rao, along with party MPs DK Aruna, Etala Rajender and Visweshwar Reddy, and former MP Jaya Prada and others, praised the valuor and saluted sacrifices of the armed forces. They called on the people to unite and express solidarity with the armed forces in preserving the nation's sovereignty and integrity. Earlier, a grand Tiranga Yatra was held on Tank Bund, stretching from the Dr. Ambedkar statue to the Swamy Vivekananda statue, with thousands of people in attendance. Chants of 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' and 'Vande Mataram' resonated along the Tank Bund, as the participants proudly carried the tricolor. The enthusiastic involvement of doctors, lawyers, teachers, NCC cadets, army veterans, women's groups, Brahma Kumaris and students from several schools highlighted the rally's uniting the people, cutting across party lines.
