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Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami attended the closing ceremony of 'Swarnim 70 Years' in Haridwar, organized by Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh. He highlighted the state’s newly approved Yoga Policy, which aims to make Uttarakhand a global yoga hub. The government also plans to establish Spiritual Economic Zones in Garhwal and Kumaon to boost wellness tourism. Additionally, Dhami announced subsidies for yoga centers and research in naturopathy.

Key Points: Pushkar Singh Dhami Attends Swarnim 70 Years Event in Haridwar

  • Dhami inaugurates Swarnim 70 Years event in Haridwar
  • Uttarakhand becomes first state with dedicated Yoga Policy
  • Plans for Spiritual Economic Zones announced
  • Subsidies up to Rs 20 lakh for yoga centers
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Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami attends closing ceremony of 'Swarnim 70 Years' in Haridwar

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami joins Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh’s closing ceremony, highlights state’s new Yoga Policy and spiritual tourism plans.

"Uttarakhand will soon establish Spiritual Economic Zones in Garhwal and Kumaon – Pushkar Singh Dhami"

Haridwar, June 22

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Sunday attended the closing ceremony of "Swarnim 70 Years" organised by Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh Uttarakhand in Haridwar.

The officials and youth of the Mazdoor Sangh welcomed the Chief Minister.

Dhami inaugurated the program by lighting the lamp. A large number of youth were also present in the program. He has also participated in the youth worker conference.

Yesterday, Uttarakhand made history by becoming the first state in India to implement a dedicated Yoga Policy, following its pioneering efforts in introducing the Uniform Civil Code.

The Pushkar Singh Dhami-led cabinet approved this landmark initiative, aiming to establish Uttarakhand as a global hub for yoga and wellness.

The Yoga Policy has been prepared with the aim of establishing Uttarakhand as the global capital of yoga and wellness, under which a subsidy of up to Rs 20 lakh is being provided for developing yoga and meditation centres in the state.

A provision of grants up to Rs 10 lakh has also been made to promote research in the field of yoga, meditation and naturopathy in the state.

With the inspiration of the Prime Minister, the state government has implemented the country's first Yoga Policy 2025 in the state.

The Chief Minister further stated that the state government is determined to establish five new yoga hubs in the state by 2030 and by March 2026, the availability of yoga services will also be ensured in all AYUSH Health and Wellness Centers in the state.

The CM also planted an apple tree in the Vidhan Sabha premises under the 'Ek Vriksha Yoga ke Naam' program.

During this, the Chief Minister announced that the state government would soon establish one Spiritual Economic Zone each in Garhwal and Kumaon divisions to promote Ayurvedic and Naturopathy, Yoga and Spiritual Tourism in the state.

He further stated that two new towns would be established in the hilly areas of the state, which would establish the special identity of the state on the global map by becoming the center of Yoga, Ayurveda and Spirituality.

- ANI

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Rajesh K.
Uttarakhand is truly becoming the yoga capital of India! 🙏 The subsidies for yoga centers will attract wellness tourism and create jobs. CM Dhami's vision aligns perfectly with PM Modi's push for yoga globally. Hope other states follow suit!
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Priya M.
While yoga policy is good, I hope the government also focuses on basic infrastructure in hilly areas. Many villages still lack proper roads and healthcare. Yoga centers won't help if people can't reach hospitals during emergencies.
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Amit S.
Spiritual Economic Zones in Garhwal and Kumaon could be game-changers! This will preserve our ancient traditions while creating employment. My grandfather was a vaidya in Almora - he would be so proud to see Ayurveda getting this recognition.
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Neha T.
The 'Ek Vriksha Yoga ke Naam' initiative is beautiful! 🌳 Combining environmental conservation with yoga philosophy is brilliant. Hope schools across Uttarakhand adopt this program to teach children about sustainability.
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Sanjay R.
As someone from Dehradun, I'm happy but skeptical. We've seen many announcements before. Implementation is key - hope the yoga hubs don't end up as photo-ops like some previous projects. The 20 lakh subsidy must reach genuine practitioners.
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Kavita P.
Wonderful to see youth participating in such programs! Yoga should be made part of school curriculum across India. It's not just exercise - it's our ancient wisdom that can help manage stress in today's competitive world.
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Vikram D.

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