Almost 300 people participated in the yoga Dhanush, which took place on Sunday in Mysur as an activity before the event for International Yoga Day scheduled for June 21st | Photo Credit: Ma Sriram
The city, which is known to be the international center of yoga, is preparing for International Yoga Day, celebrating June 21st.
When preparing for the actual event, the parties from the Ayush Department and the Federation of Yoga organizations will be carried out on 21 June by the culmination of programs for 21 days.
On Sunday, Lalitha Mahal was launched by the curtains for Yoga Day Ad.
This was the first of a series of such events planned for global celebrations. Girish, the Yoga instructor from the Ayush Ministry, said it was a curtain breeder, and when moving to a drum greater public participation, activities before the event in various places throughout the city will be held every day by the culmination of International Day of Yoga 21.
The topic of this year’s global event is yoga for one country, one health and in addition to yoga Dhanush, Ayush planned yoga disconnected, green yoga (Harit Yoga), Yogyan and Yoga Sangama, said Mr. Girish.
Sunday’s yoga program Dhanush began at 7 am and was held for one hour according to the yoga protocol. 6th June at the Mysore store, scheduled from 16:30 to 17:30, will have a 45 -minute general demonstration of yoga.
The yoga disconnection initiative will take place on June 4 at the Jyothinagar Police Training School, where the Yoga campaign and the Yoga Seminar and the awareness of the women’s trainees will be performed between 12:00 and 14:00 will be performed between 12:00 and 14:00
Details of the remaining events, including the Green Yoga, Yogodhyana and Sangama Yoga, will be shared with the public in the coming days.
Mysuru has long been recognized for its yoga tradition and has been home to legendary teachers such as T. Krishnamacharya, whose students included BKS Iyengar and Pattabhi Jois, who played a key role in popularizing yoga around the world.
Wadiyars of Mysuru took the lead in the patronization of yoga and the then Maharaja Mummadi Kršnaraja Wadiyar (1794-1868) wrote “Sritvanidhi”, which also has a chapter on yoga with possession. Currently, Mysuru is home to hundreds of yoga institutions that satisfy the growing demand of both locals and international students who come to the city to learn yoga.
Published – 1 June 2025 06:37
