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Free yoga camp conducted in Hanamkonda
Practising yoga daily would make one’s body relaxed and flexible, besides curing several chronic pains and ills, stated a noted yoga guru, G Ashok. He addressed a gathering of participants prior to the launch of a free yoga training class organised by Safal Bharat Foundation in Hanamkonda on Monday. He said benefits of yoga are countless and it improves physical and mental health of individuals.
Hanamkonda: Practicing yoga daily would make one’s body relaxed and flexible, besides curing several chronic pains and ills, stated a noted yoga guru, G Ashok. He addressed a gathering of participants prior to the launch of a free yoga training class organised by Safal Bharat Foundation in Hanamkonda on Monday. He said benefits of yoga are countless and it improves physical and mental health of individuals.
Yoga is a perfect tool to create harmony between mind, body and spirit. It would have long-term health benefits and practicing yoga indicates a healthy lifestyle. Its practice allows students to find stillness and helps face academic pressures, informed the foundation settlor Kishore Parupelli.
Safal Bharat Foundation founder Shyam Sunder Parupelli informed that they are going to organise more free yoga camps in the days to come to help people in the society to live a healthy life. Nearly 200 persons of all age groups attended the yoga camp.
Former MLA V Sriramulu, BJP state executive member Rao Amarender Reddy, advocate K Satyanarayana, Ideal High School correspondent Syed Iqbal Mohiuddin and others took part in the yoga camp.
