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From Visakhapatnam shores to Attari border: ‘Yoga for One Earth, One Health’ unites India on International Yoga Day (see pics)

Last updated on - Jun 21, 2025, 15:20 IST
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Yoga along Vizag coast

While PM Narendra Modi led the main event in Visakhapatnam, 11,000 personnel from Eastern Naval Command and their families performed yoga onboard Indian Navy ships and along the Vizag coastline.

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PM hails AP leaders

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the Andhra Pradesh government, CM N. Chandrababu Naidu, and Jana Sena Party chief Pawan Kalyan for hosting the Yoga Day event in Visakhapatnam.

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IAF by shore temple

Indian Air Force personnel performed yoga in front of the historic Shore Temple in Mahabalipuram on Saturday, marking International Yoga Day.

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Yoga at Kartavya Path

Participants, including BJP President J. P. Nadda, took part in the International Yoga Day event held at Kartavya Path in New Delhi. (Photo credit: Piyal Bhattacharjee)

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BSF at Wagah Border

Over 1,000 people, including BSF personnel, Army soldiers, families, villagers, and students, took part in a grand Yoga Day celebration at the Attari-Wagah Border.

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Yoga by the bay

​Yoga by the Bay marked the 11th International Yoga Day in grand style at Mumbai's Marine Drive, where thousands of Mumbaikars stretched and flowed in the early morning sun. (Photo credit: Uma Kadam)

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Yoga across RK Beach

Naval participants took part across 10 enclosures on the 30-km RK Beach stretch, practicing yoga on land and aboard Indian Navy ships anchored offshore.

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Governor's yoga spectacle

Tamil Nadu Governor R. N. Ravi left thousands awestruck at Velammal Educational Institution in Madurai, leading over 10,000 students in yoga and delivering a spirited performance on International Yoga Day.

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Yoga on warship decks

Offshore, warships gently swayed as sailors performed yoga on deck in quiet focus, reflecting the Navy’s dedication to the theme — Yoga for One Earth, One Healt.

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Yoga at Green Park

The 11th International Yoga Day celebration was held at Green Park Stadium. UP Speaker Satish Mahana inaugurated the event based on the theme "Yoga for One Earth, One Health."

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Yoga at Pamban Bridge

A yoga session was organised by Madurai Railway Division at the Pamban Bridge Control Tower with active participation from RPF personnel, Scouts, Guides, and railway staff — near the vertical lift bridge recently inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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Anthony Joseph
343 days ago
Yoga Day Shouldn't Be Reduced to a Symbolic Gesture<br/>While I fully respect the ancient Indian tradition of yoga and its transformative power, I find the yearly fanfare around International Yoga Day increasingly hollow. It's disheartening to see political leaders &ndash; from Amit Shah downwards &ndash; participating in well-staged events when very few appear to embody the discipline, balance, or regular practice that yoga demands.<br/>Yoga is not a one-day spectacle. It&rsquo;s a lifelong journey requiring consistency and authenticity. Turning it into a PR exercise once a year, with little to no commitment during the rest of the year, reduces a profound tradition into mere tokenism.<br/>If our leaders truly believe in promoting yoga, let it be seen in their daily lives &ndash; not just on camera. Otherwise, let&rsquo;s not pretend that a single morning of stretching every June 21st will make the nation healthier.
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