Mumbai, 21 June (HS): In the presence of Chief Minister

Devendra Fadnavis, the 'Yoga on the Beach' program organized on the occasion of

the 12th grand International Yoga Day at Juhu Beach, Mumbai, concluded today. Chief

Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that yoga is an extremely ancient and rich

healing system of India, and the entire world has recognized the importance of

yogic knowledge. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a

proposal to celebrate International Yoga Day was presented in the United

Nations. Chief Minister Fadnavis noted that this proposal was unanimously

approved by the member states of the United Nations in an extremely short

period, which is a matter of great pride for India.

“For shaping a powerful and healthy society in the future,

it is essential to promote and propagate Yoga Vidya to an ever greater extent. For

the creation of a powerful and healthy society in the future, the promotion and

propagation of Yoga Vidya to the maximum extent is extremely necessary,”

remarked Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis while addressing the gathering.

Today, yoga has spread widely across the entire world, and

there is immense curiosity about yogic knowledge. The diseases arising from the

current lifestyle and non-communicable diseases are a major problem, and yoga

is an extremely effective solution for them. Through regular yoga practice, an

individual develops the capacity to remain joyful in any situation and face

challenges. Chief Minister Fadnavis emphasized that for building a strong and

healthy society in the future, it is essential to further promote and propagate

yogic knowledge. Additionally, extending greetings on International Yoga Day,

Chief Minister Fadnavis gave a message to everyone to stay healthy on this

occasion.

On this occasion, Council Chairman Prof. Ram Shinde, MP

Ravindra Waikar, MLA Amit Satam, and other dignitaries were present.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi