Odisha's chief minister leads the state's celebration of the 10th International Yoga Day.

Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi led the state's 10th International Yoga Day celebration, emphasizing the significance of the ancient practice.

June 21st 2024.

Odisha's chief minister leads the state's celebration of the 10th International Yoga Day.
The 10th International Yoga Day was celebrated in the state of Odisha on Friday, with Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi taking the lead in the festivities. It was a significant event, as this was the first time the government, now under the BJP, had organized such a large-scale celebration to emphasize the ancient practice of yoga.

The main event was held at Kalinga Stadium, where the Chief Minister himself participated in the yoga session and addressed a sizable crowd of students, officials, and other individuals. Notable attendees included Sports and Youth Services Minister Suryabanshi Suraj and Chief Secretary Pradeep Kumar Jena.

During his speech, Majhi highlighted the importance of yoga and how it can benefit both individuals and society. He also mentioned that the government had made an effort to spread the celebrations across the state by sending deputy chief ministers and ministers as chief guests to various locations. Additionally, Members of Parliament, Members of Legislative Assembly, and other high-ranking government officials were also present at similar events in their respective areas.

Majhi stressed that incorporating yoga into one's daily routine can greatly contribute to maintaining a healthy mind and body. He encouraged everyone to embrace this year's theme, "Yoga for self and society," and not just limit their yoga practice to this one day.

As a symbol of the government's support for yoga, Deputy Chief Minister KV Singh Deo participated in the event at Kasturba School field in Nayapalli, while another Deputy CM, Pravati Parida, joined the festivities at Konark.

The 10th International Yoga Day was a success in Odisha, with the government's efforts to promote the practice of yoga and its benefits being well-received by the people. It was a reminder that yoga is not just a one-day celebration, but a way of life that can bring about positive changes for both individuals and society as a whole.

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