 Early Times Report
NAGROTA, June 21: Referring to the vision of Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, who has played a pivotal role in bringing yoga to the global stage by spearheading the adoption of International Yoga Day by the United Nations, Devyani Rana, State Vice President of BJYM, today said, "Under the inspiring leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, yoga has become India's soft power, resonating across borders and cultures. His call for 'One Earth, One Health' truly embodies the universal message for the welfare of humanity."
Devyani Rana, speaking on the sidelines of the 11th International Yoga Day celebrations at Khel Gaon, Nagrota, organized by the Directorate of Youth Services and Sports, said that yoga has today transcended its ancient roots to become a vital modern-day necessity.
She said, "In today's fast-paced and often stressful world, yoga offers a holistic approach to health by integrating body, mind and spirit. For the youth, yoga is not just a physical discipline but a powerful tool for fostering emotional resilience, mental clarity and inner strength."
Calling upon the younger generation, Devyani Rana urged them to embrace yoga not merely as a fitness routine but as a way of life that ensures holistic development and balanced living. She also emphasized the need for youth to stay away from drug abuse and dedicate themselves to a healthier, more mindful and purposeful lifestyle, contributing towards a stronger, self-reliant India.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Anuradha Gupta, Director General of Youth Services and Sports, emphasized that yoga's relevance has grown manifold in the modern era marked by mental health challenges and lifestyle disorders. "Yoga is not limited to physical fitness; it is a complete science of well-being, helping individuals attain inner peace, emotional balance and clarity of thought. Its consistent practice can transform lives and strengthen communities," she remarked.
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