Striking a pose for health

He was speaking at a special yoga programme organised by The New Indian Express on the eve of International Day of Yoga at TNGOs Bhavan in Nalgonda on Saturday.
Students take part in an event organised by The New Indian Express in Nalgonda on Saturday, the eve of International Day of Yoga.
Students take part in an event organised by The New Indian Express in Nalgonda on Saturday, the eve of International Day of Yoga.Photo | Express
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NALGONDA: Describing yoga as a priceless gift from India to the world, former Huzurnagar MLA Shanampudi Saidi Reddy said regular practice of yoga is the best way to combat stress and lifestyle-related health problems in the modern era.

He was speaking at a special yoga programme organised by The New Indian Express on the eve of International Day of Yoga at TNGOs Bhavan in Nalgonda on Saturday.

Saidi Reddy, the chief guest, inaugurated the event by lighting the ceremonial lamp. Addressing participants, he said yoga not only improves physical fitness but also enhances mental peace, concentration and emotional well-being. He urged people to make yoga a part of their daily routine rather than limiting it to an annual celebration.

Renowned yoga guru Rapolu Venkateswarlu guided participants through various yoga asanas and pranayama techniques. He explained that regular practice improves endurance, self-confidence and mental resilience. Public representatives, dignitaries and attendees enthusiastically joined the session under his guidance.

Students from News School, Gautami Junior College and Government Boys High School, along with youth, women and local public representatives, participated in large numbers. Participants appreciated the programme, saying it helped create awareness about health and wellness.

TNIE Sales Manager M Srikanth, BJP district president Nagam Varshit Reddy, BJP leader Pilli Ramaraju Yadav, NRI representative Mannem Ranjit Yadav and others attended the event and highlighted the importance of yoga.

Organisers expressed satisfaction over the enthusiastic response, stating that such programmes play an important role in promoting health awareness among the public.

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