Hema Malini urges everyone to make yoga a part of life this World Yoga Day

IANS June 14, 2025 530 views

Hema Malini encourages everyone to embrace yoga daily, emphasizing its role in mental and physical wellness. She highlights this year’s World Yoga Day theme, "Yoga for One Earth, One Health." PM Modi calls yoga India’s priceless gift to humanity, with celebrations led in Visakhapatnam. The UNGA officially recognized June 21 as World Yoga Day following Modi’s proposal.

"Through yoga, we can achieve a happy mindset along with a healthy body." – Hema Malini
Hema Malini urges everyone to make yoga a part of life this World Yoga Day
Mumbai, June 13: Veteran actress and three-time Mathura MP Hema Malini has urged everyone to do yoga this International Yoga Day which falls on June 21 every year.

Key Points

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Hema Malini promotes yoga for holistic well-being

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PM Modi highlights yoga as India’s gift to humanity

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Theme for 2024 is "Yoga for One Earth, One Health"

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UNGA declared June 21 as World Yoga Day

Sharing this year's theme for World Yoga Day- Yoga for One Earth, One Health, she made a compelling appeal to all to practice yoga on a regular basis.

Stating that yoga is essential to maintain our mental and physical health, the veteran actress was quoted saying, "June 21st is celebrated as 'World Yoga Day' every year. The people of our Mathura also mark the day with full enthusiasm This year the theme is - Yoga for One Earth, One Health. It is my heartfelt appeal to all to participate in World Yoga Day and make yoga a part of your life. I also practice yoga every day."

Listing the various benefits of yoga, she added, "Through yoga, we can achieve a happy mindset along with a healthy body. Everyone do yoga and stay healthy."

Announcing this year's theme during a broadcast of "Mann ki Baat", PM Modi shed light on the importance of Yoga. He said "Now this day has taken the shape of a grand festival of yoga. This is such a priceless gift from India to humanity, which is going to be very useful for future generations."

"It is a matter of pride for all of us that, today, the curiosity about our yoga and traditional medicine is rising all over the world. A large number of youngsters are adopting yoga and Ayurveda as excellent mediums for wellness," the PM added.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to lead of Common Yoga Protocol in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh on June 21.

For the unversed, World Yoga Day was established by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) after receiving a proposal from our Prime Minister.

Reader Comments

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Rajesh K.
Hema ji is absolutely right! I started doing yoga during lockdown and it changed my life. No more back pain and better sleep quality. Proud that our ancient practice is getting global recognition 🇮🇳 #YogaForAll
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Priya M.
While I appreciate the yoga promotion, I wish our leaders would also focus on making parks and public spaces safer for women to practice yoga. Many of us don't feel comfortable doing asanas in open areas due to safety concerns.
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Amit S.
Yoga is India's soft power! Remember how China promotes Tai Chi globally? We should be equally proud of our heritage. Kudos to PM Modi for taking this initiative to UN. More schools should include yoga in daily routine.
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Sunita R.
My 65-year-old mother does yoga every morning without fail. She's more active than me at 35! 😅 This International Yoga Day, I'm finally going to join her routine. Better late than never!
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Vikram J.
Yoga is great but let's not commercialize it too much. Seeing some influencers charging ₹5000 for "premium yoga sessions" is against the spirit of this ancient practice. It should remain accessible to all.
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Neha P.
As a working mom, 15 minutes of yoga is my daily me-time. It's amazing how something so simple can reduce stress so effectively. Hema Malini is inspiring - if she can find time with her busy schedule, so can we!

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