Maharishi Women's Higher Secondary School observes Yoga Day

Maharishi Women’s Higher Secondary School observes Yoga Day

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Maharishi Women’s Higher Secondary School observes Yoga Day

June 25

10:42 2022

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By By Swagatika Bhutia

Bhubaneswar, June 25: Maharishi Women’s Higher Secondary School, Bhubaneswar, observed International Yoga Day on June 21 at its Sailasshree Vihar campus under the guidance of Priyanka Sahoo, programme officer of NSS.

Amita Patra, the yoga instructor of Art of Living institute, carried out the programme.

Various asanas were practiced followed by Omkar chanting, warm-up exercises, pranayam. The trainer threw lights on benefits of yoga.

Lastly there is a painting competition held among the volunteers on the theme of “Yoga for humanity. “