Promoting a healthful life-style

YUVA in affiliation with Bharat Swabhiman and Patanjali organized a yoga Workshop on the occasion of International Yoga Day at Mahalaxmi Temple Hall, Panaji.
The program was attended with the aid of extra than 60 humans throughout the city. A chief visitor at the inaugural characteristic was president of Mahalaxmi Temple, Panaji, Yogish Dempo. Also present have been 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 gathering about the program and joint initiative of Bharat Swabhiman and YUVA to have a good time 5th International Yoga Day. Dempo appreciated group YUVA for his or her dedication in establishing a workshop to have fun Yoga Day and promote the practice of yoga. He advised the teenagers to take it up and unfold consciousness among other humans.
The workshop became performed by using Kamlesh Bandekar and his team as in keeping with the protocols of the AYUSH ministry. Lifestyle research stands at the boundary between a number of 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 very diversity of fields and disciplines with an interest in lifestyle research creates complexity in an already dynamic and fast-changing area of research. Multifaceted approaches are used, alongside a variety of academic and business conventions, but typically, lifestyle research focuses on subgroups within the general population defined by age, occupation, religion, sexuality, medical conditions, or behaviors.
In terms of business research, this market segmentation of the consumer market is a key use for lifestyle research. As the importance of the consumer in determining the success of business operations has become increasingly clear to businesses, so the importance of lifestyle-based market segmentation has increased and the importance of ongoing cultural change has been recognized. Ongoing social and cultural change, both in purchasing dynamics, in related group behavior, and in lifestyle decision making are illuminated by lifestyle research but also act as a key source of information for strategic planning within business and for the ongoing development of the successful corporate strategy.
The links between lifestyle research and the development of successful marketing strategies are currently being discussed within the academic literature, both from a management perspective and from a social science perspective. The development of an increasing understanding of the diverse research that contributes to this area of study is key to the ongoing development of successful and strategic business development. Typically, research in this area is grounded first in the concept of lifestyle and relates this to various aspects of an individual or group lifestyle. Key themes that may influence lifestyle include activities/behavior, values, and attitudes, individuals versus groups, group interaction, coherence, recognizability, and choice.
Within this definition, lifestyle research may focus either upon the implications of belonging to a certain group or upon the implications of certain lifestyles, including areas such as the role of lifestyle in the management of clinical conditions or the impact of a voluntarily adopted lifestyle on other areas of an individual’s life. In business terms, lifestyle research is used both to classify consumers in terms of patterns of behavior, purchasing, etc., and as a way of looking at lifestyle as a key factor in the generation of new products, services, etc. One important distinction lies between research that attempts to identify causal relationships between a lifestyle and the development of certain patterns of health and behavior and an alternative pattern of lifestyle research that evaluates the impact of lifestyle changes.