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Yoga Trends 2024: Know These Yoga Poses That Ruled This Year
Yoga Trends 2024: Let's explore the top yoga poses that ruled 2024 and how they contribute to better health and well-being.
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Theme For 8th International Day Of Yoga: "Yoga For Humanity"
The Ministry of Ayush has chosen "Yoga for Humanity" as the theme of the eighth International Day of Yoga (IDY) to be organised in India and across the globe on June 21.
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Amit Shah, Union Ministers Visits to Bihar Violate Model Code of Contact: JD(U) to Election Commission
JD(U) on Saturday objected to visits of BJP chief Amit Shah and central ministers to Bihar for yoga day events today and urged Election Commission to stop them, saying this was in violation of Model Code of Conduct put in force due to Legislative Council elections.
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Terrorists Should Practise Yoga, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said terrorists do not lack in perverted intelligence and suggested that they do yoga in order to channelise their knowledge towards constructive work in the society.
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Congress-Ruled Karnataka Readies to Celebrate Yoga Day on Sunday
Karnataka will join the world on Sunday to embrace the age-old discipline of yoga with a slew of activities ranging from physical, mental and spiritual exercises to mark the first International Yoga Day.
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Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia to Join PM Modi on Yoga Day
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, a strong proponent of yoga, will join Prime Minister Narendra Modi among thousands to mark the International Yoga Day on Sunday.
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'Practise Yoga: It Works on The Body', Says Government in SMSes To People
The government, in a bid to promote yoga, is sending text messages to people on their mobile phones across the country ahead of the International Yoga Day on Sunday.
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Only 35 Out of 84 Lakh 'Asanas' For Big Yoga Day: Experts
The first International Yoga Day, to be observed on Sunday, would see people performing just 35 'asanas' out of over 84 lakh specified in the ancient Indian physical, mental, and spiritual discipline.
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Yoga Trends 2024: Know These Yoga Poses That Ruled This Year
Yoga Trends 2024: Let's explore the top yoga poses that ruled 2024 and how they contribute to better health and well-being.
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Theme For 8th International Day Of Yoga: "Yoga For Humanity"
The Ministry of Ayush has chosen "Yoga for Humanity" as the theme of the eighth International Day of Yoga (IDY) to be organised in India and across the globe on June 21.
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Amit Shah, Union Ministers Visits to Bihar Violate Model Code of Contact: JD(U) to Election Commission
JD(U) on Saturday objected to visits of BJP chief Amit Shah and central ministers to Bihar for yoga day events today and urged Election Commission to stop them, saying this was in violation of Model Code of Conduct put in force due to Legislative Council elections.
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Terrorists Should Practise Yoga, Says Home Minister Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today said terrorists do not lack in perverted intelligence and suggested that they do yoga in order to channelise their knowledge towards constructive work in the society.
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Congress-Ruled Karnataka Readies to Celebrate Yoga Day on Sunday
Karnataka will join the world on Sunday to embrace the age-old discipline of yoga with a slew of activities ranging from physical, mental and spiritual exercises to mark the first International Yoga Day.
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Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia to Join PM Modi on Yoga Day
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, a strong proponent of yoga, will join Prime Minister Narendra Modi among thousands to mark the International Yoga Day on Sunday.
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'Practise Yoga: It Works on The Body', Says Government in SMSes To People
The government, in a bid to promote yoga, is sending text messages to people on their mobile phones across the country ahead of the International Yoga Day on Sunday.
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Only 35 Out of 84 Lakh 'Asanas' For Big Yoga Day: Experts
The first International Yoga Day, to be observed on Sunday, would see people performing just 35 'asanas' out of over 84 lakh specified in the ancient Indian physical, mental, and spiritual discipline.
