From Arunachal Pradesh’s remote posts to Manipur’s conflict zones and Nagaland’s rugged terrains, the armed forces celebrated the 12th International Yoga Day in the Northeast. Assam Rifles organized mass yoga sessions in Nagaland, focusing on “Yoga for Healthy Ageing.” Participants included personnel, families, students, and cadets, emphasizing fitness and well-being.
In Manipur, Assam Rifles promoted health and harmony amid ethnic tensions by celebrating International Yoga Day across the state. The events marked the end of a 100-day yoga run-up, engaging over 1,200 individuals in yoga sessions and awareness campaigns. The initiative aimed to integrate wellness practices into daily life and enhance civil-military relations.
In Mizoram, Assam Rifles observed International Yoga Day in Aizawl under the theme “Yoga for Healthy Ageing.” The event, attended by state officials and civilians, emphasized emotional resilience and holistic health through yoga. Participants also joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address and a common yoga protocol session.
The Red Shield Division in Tripura celebrated International Yoga Day in Agartala, focusing on physical fitness and mental well-being. Troops engaged in yoga and meditation, highlighting yoga’s role in promoting a healthy lifestyle and emotional balance. The event emphasized the connection between human well-being and nature, emphasizing sustainable health practices.
In Arunachal Pradesh, the Spearhead Division conducted a special yoga session with North Eastern Frontier Technical University in the Siyom Valley. Participants practiced yoga postures and wellness techniques to enhance flexibility, concentration, and overall fitness. The session underscored yoga’s benefits in fostering self-discipline and inner resilience.
