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Yoga imperative for dev of overall human persona: Dy CM

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 22, 2017
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Srinagar: The Deputy Chief Minister  Dr Nirmal Singh  while  highlighting  the importance  of Yoga in  the development of  human persona Wednesday said benefits of this traditional form of exercise and meditation is known since times immemorial and now onus lies on us to  ensure its propagation as well as  promotion.

The Deputy Chief Minister was addressing a gathering of participants who had gathered to perform Yoga in wee hours here Wednesday on the eve of International Yoga Day.

Minister for Industries Chander Parkash Ganga, Ex-MP, Avinash Ray Khanna, Member Central Waqaf Board, Dr Drakshan Andrabi, VC JKPCC Khalid Jahangir, MLC Ramesh Arora, KVIC North Zone Member Dr Hina Bhatt and people from different walks of life were present on the occasion.

Dr Singh  said  that the practice  of Yoga is prevalent in our society since ancient times and its benefits stand  highlighted by national and international scholars and researchers, as a consequence of which it has been adopted  in large scale  by  people of  many western  and Asian nations.  He said it has also been recorded in our religious texts that the exercise and meditation are very essential for the overall wellbeing of mental and physical health besides fighting the aging process, other ailments like depression and various diseases.

“The onus of propagating this health friendly concept should be on every individual so that the younger generation gets attracted to this, which would result in their mental and physical development and also  thwart the  danger of them getting  swayed by  other  social evils”, he added.

While appreciating the historical initiative  and   role played by Prime Minister in ensuring that this  ancient  art gets propagated on large scale both globally as well as nationally, the  Deputy Chief Minister said it is due to his  endeavors  that Yoga is  gaining tremendous  acceptability and  adaptability  across the globe. “The Prime Minister who is himself a great exponent of Yoga has also been instrumental in ensuing that this traditional art of living was well received globally,” he added.

The session was later followed by an interaction between the participants and the Yoga experts in which various health benefits of Yoga were discussed.

 

K H News Service

K H News Service

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