Kohima: The Indian Army celebrated the 10th International Yoga Day with over 5,446 participants across Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram, Tripura, and Manipur, emphasizing yoga’s holistic benefits for physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.
The day featured synchronized sunrise yoga sessions and community engagements, showcasing the Army’s commitment to wellness, unity, and peace.
In Manipur, 3,454 personnel participated in events held in Moreh, Gwaltabi, Senapati, Leimakhong, Bishnupur, Ningthiching, Phougakchao, Ikhai, Kumbi, and Kangvai. At the Leimakhong military station alone, 500 officers, junior commissioned officers, and other ranks, along with their families, demonstrated the inclusive nature of the event.
Assam hosted 1,601 participants in Laipuli, Rupai, Digboi, Charidwar Pengri, Margherita, DK Gaon, Makum, Phillobari, Dirak, Daisajan, and Kakopathar. Special sessions at Kakopathar Junior College, Purbottar Vikas Parishad Orphanage, and various locations in the Tinsukia District engaged over 450 teachers and students alongside Army and Assam Rifles personnel.
In Tripura, 197 participants gathered at Elbert Ekka Park in Agartala, emphasizing holistic health. Mizoram’s Aizawl hosted 71 participants, while Nagaland’s Chakabama, Zakhama, and Dimapur saw 123 personnel joining the celebrations.
These widespread celebrations reflect the Indian Army’s dedication to promoting the benefits of yoga, fostering community ties, and honoring a 5,000-year-old tradition that contributes to global harmony in body, mind, and society. The Indian Army extends warm wishes to all, celebrating yoga as a symbol of unity, health, and inner peace.
