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Habuild brings together 2,46,252 people to do Yoga, creates world record

Nagpur-based wellness startup and yoga platform, Habuild, has set a new World Record of having the largest number of people doing yoga. The feat witnessed over 2,46,252 people from all across the globe to participate in their Live Yoga Sessions and keep their fitness New Year goals intact on Jan 12. The official team of Guinness World Records invigilated the prestigious event. …

Youth better embrace YOGA than dissipate energy on worthless and petty matters

Daily practice of Yoga and understanding of its spiritual values  can empower youth and relieve them of undue restlessness says Dr. Nitesh Dhawan, Public Servant, Author and Educator On 21st of June every year, the world celebrates the International Yoga Day and as a ritual, we are high on visuals but fail to imbibe the morals. It is high time …

Sound of Infinity based on Nada Yoga by Dr Anju Sharma is a novelty in wellness

At the 2nd edition of National Wellbeing Summit organized by Shobhit University in Delhi on Feb 29, “Sound of Infinity”, a musical healing band founded by Dr Anju Sharma received a lot of traction. Dr Sharma is a psychiatrist, sound & energy master, wellness-holistic coach and speaker. At the conference, she showed a glimpse of how the vibration can affect …

Healthy Peace: Mindfulness, attention, goodness—all lead to better learning and longevity of life

Training of mind for well-being is quite possible. Neuro-scientists are now sure that there is a bidirectional communication between mind and body. In other terms, it means healthy mind has a direct bearing on a healthy body. While Indian meditation and yogic sciences may have long advocated this, a confirmation from modern scientific studies paves the way for more understanding …

Yoga can be helpful in Rehab of cosmonauts

Yoga can be a part of astronauts’ rehabilitation program after space mission, Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko has said. Kornienko was in India as part of the six-day ‘Rosatom Festival of Science & Culture’ organized recently by Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation of Russia in early November. The cosmonaut, who along with NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly, spent a staggering 342 days …

I-Day SPECIAL: Ancient ‘Gurukul’ practices in schools coming of age

A  Silent Movement of mainstreaming ancient and beneficial yogic sciences is building up slowly in India   Government schools in Delhi are experiencing a ‘Happiness Curriculum’ from July 12th this year and what is important, the 50,000 teachers, who otherwise always give a cold shoulder to additional work or change, aren’t complaining about it. In a sense, it is giving …

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