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The CYP session was led by Mr. Umesh Mimi, a research scholar from the Department of Physical Education, supported by students of the Yoga Diploma Programme. Simultaneously, the university observed the ‘राष्ट्र प्रथम – Nation First’ Awareness Programme, introduced by Dr. Ravi Ranjan Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work.
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In their addresses, dignitaries emphasized the role of yoga in promoting physical, mental, and social well-being while encouraging a sense of national commitment.
The afternoon session continued with a technical workshop at 2:30 PM in the RGU Mini Auditorium, centered on the theme “Yoga for One Health, One Earth.” The session was attended by over 150 participants and featured a keynote address by Mr. Ignatius Dsouza from The Art of Living, Arunachal Pradesh. He highlighted yoga’s transformative power in fostering harmony between individual health, community well-being, and ecological balance.
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Dr. Tage Manju, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, welcomed the gathering, and Mr. Rikpu Kamcham, Teaching Assistant (Yoga), delivered the vote of thanks. The event concluded with the National Anthem, capping off a day of inspiration, unity, and commitment to holistic health.
YOGOTSAV-2025 at RGU not only celebrated the global spirit of yoga but also underscored the university’s dedication to national and global wellness initiatives.