Staff of The New Indian Express participate in a Yoga session on the office premises at Mancheswar in Bhubaneswar on June 21. ( Photo | EPS) 
Bhubaneswar

TNIE employees practice yoga on occasion of fifth International Yoga Day

 The staff of The New Indian Express learnt Yoga asanas which are beneficial for controlling diabetes and maintaining blood pressure.

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BHUBANESWAR: The staff of The New Indian Express learnt Yoga asanas which are beneficial for controlling diabetes and maintaining blood pressure.

An hour-long Yoga session was organised on the premises of The New Indian Express office here on the occasion of fifth International Yoga Day. The session was modulated by Bharatiya Yoga Sansthan. 

“A regular routine of Yoga helps in maintaining blood pressure and ensures proper circulation of blood to all parts of the body,” said one of the instructors. 

Apart from various poses, the participants practised pranayama. The instructors also conducted a laughter yoga session during the event.

Bharatiya Yoga Sansthan instructors also urged the participants to practice Yoga on a regular basis for improving the immune system, better flexibility and posture and build up stamina.

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