The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has announced eight locations in the city where yoga events will be held to celebrate this year’s International Day of Yoga on June 21. The chosen locations include Nehru Park, Lodhi Garden, Talkatora Garden, Kartavya Path, New Moti Bagh-IAS residences area, Sanjay Jheel, Singapore Park, and Central Park-Connaught Place.
As a part of the build-up program aimed at raising awareness about the significance of yoga day, the council has also planned a yoga camp from June 17-20 in association with the Union Ministry of Ayush and partner yoga institutions. The yoga camp will be conducted at three major gardens – Nehru Park, Lodhi Garden, and Talkatora Garden.
The NDMC aims to encourage citizens to embrace yoga as a way of promoting a healthy lifestyle. As a result, the council has taken the initiative to organize yoga sessions in multiple public places across the city. The yoga sessions will provide an opportunity for citizens to learn the various asanas and understand the physical and mental benefits of practicing yoga.
The International Day of Yoga was first observed in 2015, and since then, it has been celebrated every year on June 21. The day aims to spread awareness about the benefits of yoga and encourage people to adopt it as a way of life. The day is celebrated across the world, with thousands of yoga enthusiasts participating in yoga events and sessions.
With the NDMC organizing yoga sessions across eight locations in the city, the citizens of Delhi can take a step forward in promoting a healthy lifestyle and embrace the practice of yoga. The council’s efforts to raise awareness and promote yoga as a way of life are commendable and should be appreciated.
