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Indian Armed Forces gear up to celebrate first International Yoga Day on June 21 | Zee News
New Delhi: The Indian Defence forces are all decked up to celebrate the first ever International Yoga Day to be observed worldwide tomorrow, June 21.
According to media reports, the Defence Ministry is planning grand events for the tri-services by organising yoga sessions on warships and Siachen.
Sitanshu Kar, principal spokesperson, Ministry of Defence, took to Twitter to convey that Indian Army personnels are practising yoga at Kargil.
Taking A Deep Breath: [HASHTAG]#IndianArmy[/HASHTAG] personnel practise at [HASHTAG]#Kargil[/HASHTAG] ahead of tomorrow's [HASHTAG]#InternationalDayofYoga[/HASHTAG].
The Indian Armed forces are also preparing to join in the Yoga Day celebrations in full force, with an event reportedly planned even in Siachen, the highest battleground in the world.
From the Siachen Base Camp…the Indian Army Personnel practising Yoga, all geared up for [HASHTAG]#YogaDay[/HASHTAG]!
While the Navy has planned “Yoga across the Ocean” with units located as far as the Mediterranean Sea on the West, the Western Pacific Ocean on the East and the Southern Indian Ocean in the South to participate in yoga sessions on Sunday, the Army is planning events from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.
PM Modi had earlier posted on Twitter that The Indian Navy has been holding training sessions even at sea.
The United Nations had declared 21 June as International Yoga Day last December, following Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for a day dedicated to yoga during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly last year.
In what could go down as a world record, PM Modi himself will lead the first International Yoga Day, in India, tomorrow by performing various forms of 'Asanas' at Rajpath in Delhi along with more than 35,000 people.
The Prime Minister has also been educating his 13 million followers on Twitter about the different 'Asanas' with daily posts.
Across the country, school students, the Armed Forces and citizens are preparing for the Yoga day with rehearsals and training.
Rajpath is being readied for the big day, which is believed to be as grand as Republic Day celebrations. The venue will be fitted with 23 LED screens and 150 CCTV cameras and will be manned by 3,000 police personnel.
Indian Armed Forces gear up to celebrate first International Yoga Day on June 21 | Zee News
New Delhi: The Indian Defence forces are all decked up to celebrate the first ever International Yoga Day to be observed worldwide tomorrow, June 21.
According to media reports, the Defence Ministry is planning grand events for the tri-services by organising yoga sessions on warships and Siachen.
Sitanshu Kar, principal spokesperson, Ministry of Defence, took to Twitter to convey that Indian Army personnels are practising yoga at Kargil.
Taking A Deep Breath: [HASHTAG]#IndianArmy[/HASHTAG] personnel practise at [HASHTAG]#Kargil[/HASHTAG] ahead of tomorrow's [HASHTAG]#InternationalDayofYoga[/HASHTAG].
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The Indian Armed forces are also preparing to join in the Yoga Day celebrations in full force, with an event reportedly planned even in Siachen, the highest battleground in the world.
From the Siachen Base Camp…the Indian Army Personnel practising Yoga, all geared up for [HASHTAG]#YogaDay[/HASHTAG]!
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While the Navy has planned “Yoga across the Ocean” with units located as far as the Mediterranean Sea on the West, the Western Pacific Ocean on the East and the Southern Indian Ocean in the South to participate in yoga sessions on Sunday, the Army is planning events from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.
PM Modi had earlier posted on Twitter that The Indian Navy has been holding training sessions even at sea.
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The United Nations had declared 21 June as International Yoga Day last December, following Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for a day dedicated to yoga during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly last year.
In what could go down as a world record, PM Modi himself will lead the first International Yoga Day, in India, tomorrow by performing various forms of 'Asanas' at Rajpath in Delhi along with more than 35,000 people.
The Prime Minister has also been educating his 13 million followers on Twitter about the different 'Asanas' with daily posts.
Across the country, school students, the Armed Forces and citizens are preparing for the Yoga day with rehearsals and training.
Rajpath is being readied for the big day, which is believed to be as grand as Republic Day celebrations. The venue will be fitted with 23 LED screens and 150 CCTV cameras and will be manned by 3,000 police personnel.