Singapore, Oct 19 (PTI) India is a staunch promoter of yoga globally and individual and organizational efforts are needed to continue promoting yoga as a healthy way of life around the world, says India’s top official. a diplomat said here on Saturday.
Speaking at an international conference on Inclusive Wellness Strategies organized by the Singapore-based Yoga Institute of India, India’s Deputy High Commissioner Pooja Thiru urged participants to “unify us as part of the world. “I called on my family to continue to embrace the practice of yoga as a guiding light.” “The Government of India is adamantly promoting yoga globally and this is evidenced by the United Nations declaring June 21st as International Day of Yoga, a proposal that has received the support of 177 countries,” Tir said. He spoke at a conference attended by around 300 delegates from India.
“The conference theme, ‘Inclusive Wellness Strategies,’ resonates deeply with our shared mission to integrate holistic practices into ethical lifestyles as we navigate an increasingly fast-paced world. “The diplomat said.
The two-day conference is hosted by Vyasa Yoga SG, Singapore’s leading yoga institute, as part of this month’s Silver Jubilee celebrations.
Founded in collaboration with Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Samsthana or S-VYASA in Bangalore, Vyasa Yoga SG has been implementing yoga and holistic health practices here for over 20 years.
“It has been an amazing journey over 25 years in Singapore.Empowering thousands of people, the institute provides scientific, research-based yoga training and therapy, with over 3,000 certified We are proud of our family of yoga instructors and 500 yoga health therapists in Singapore and surrounding areas.
Elaborating on sharing the practice of yoga across the region, Mr. Thakur shared that Vyasa Yoga SG collaborates with many institutions in Singapore, including around 1,000 yoga teachers and teachers each year. He said it will also include the Vietnam Yoga Academy, which trains coaches.
Dan Hung from the Hanoi-based academy added that yoga is becoming increasingly popular among Vietnamese people, especially because of its health benefits and stress-free lifestyle.
According to the 42-year-old academy teacher, there are about 5 million yoga enthusiasts in Vietnam, and an estimated 5 million practice this health practice every year. PTI GS NPK NPK
