YUVA, affiliated with Bharat Swabhiman and Patanjali, organized a yoga Workshop on International Yoga Day at Mahalaxmi Temple Hall, Panaji.
More than 60 humans attended the program throughout the city. A chief visitor at the inaugural characteristic was the president of Mahalaxmi Temple, Panaji, Yogish Dempo. Also present have been the president of Bharat Swabhiman, Goa, Kamlesh Bandekar; founding father of YUVA, Raghuvir Mahale; YUVA marketing consultant, Amey Naik Panvelkar; YUVA secretary, Akhil Prabhu Verlekar and YUVA treasurer, Shashank Sukhthankar.
Mahale welcomed the gathering and added the visitors of the characteristic. Bandekar addressed the crowd about the program and joint initiative of Bharat Swabhiman and YUVA to have a good time on the 5th International Yoga Day. Dempo appreciated group YUVA’s dedication to establishing a workshop for fun Yoga Day and promoting yoga practice. He advised the teenagers to take it up and unfold consciousness among other humans.
The workshop was performed by using Kamlesh Bandekar and his team in keeping with the protocols of the AYUSH ministry. Lifestyle research stands at the boundary between several traditional academic disciplines, developing expertise from sociology and the social sciences in areas as distinct as business, retailing, marketing, understanding of consumers, and health and social care. The diversity of fields and disciplines interested in lifestyle research creates complexity in a dynamic and fast-changing study area. Multifaceted approaches are used alongside a variety of academic and business conventions. Still, typically, lifestyle research focuses on subgroups within the general population defined by age, occupation, religion, sexuality, medical conditions, or behaviors.
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