International Yoga Day 2026 | SVIMS

International Yoga Day 2026

Yoga for Healthy Ageing

22 June 2026 | Seminar Hall | SVIMS Campus

About the Event

Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Management Studies & Research (SVIMS) proudly celebrated the 12th International Yoga Day on 22 June 2026 in the Seminar Hall with enthusiastic participation from faculty members, administrative staff and students. The programme was organised by the Cultural Committee with the global theme "Yoga for Healthy Ageing", highlighting the importance of yoga in promoting lifelong health, emotional well-being and holistic living. The session was conducted by Prof. Ganapati Kattige, who guided participants through the Common Yoga Protocol including stretching exercises, yoga asanas, pranayama and meditation techniques. Participants learned the correct postures along with their health benefits and experienced the positive impact of yoga on physical fitness, concentration and stress management. The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks and a pledge by all participants to incorporate yoga into their daily lives for a healthier and more balanced future.

Objectives

  • Promote awareness about physical, mental and emotional well-being through yoga.
  • Encourage students and staff to adopt yoga as a regular lifestyle practice.
  • Spread the message of holistic health, stress management and emotional wellness.
  • Celebrate International Yoga Day by fostering discipline, unity and healthy living.

Learning Outcomes

  • Improved understanding of yoga's physical and mental health benefits.
  • Enhanced awareness regarding preventive healthcare and healthy living.
  • Hands-on experience of yoga postures, breathing exercises and meditation.
  • Encouraged stress management, self-discipline and emotional balance.
  • Inspired participants to make yoga a regular part of their daily routine.

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Event Outcome

The International Yoga Day celebration was a great success and witnessed enthusiastic participation from faculty members, administrative staff and students. The programme effectively promoted awareness regarding preventive healthcare, physical fitness and mental wellness. Participants appreciated the practical yoga session and expressed their commitment to continue practising yoga as part of their daily lifestyle.

International Yoga Day 2025 | SVIMS

International Yoga Day 2025

Embrace Wellness Through Yoga

21 June 2025 | Seminar Hall | SVIMS Campus

About the Event

Sir M Visvesvaraya Institute of Management Studies and Research (SVIMS) and SVIMS Business School celebrated International Yoga Day on 21st June 2025 at Seminar Hall from 9.45 am to 10.30 am. Prof. Ganapati Kattige conducted yoga session for present teaching and non-teaching staff members. Tadasan, Vrikshasan, Vajrasan, Bhramari, Anulom Vilom and Surya Namaskar were performed by teaching and non-teaching staff members. Prof. Ganapati Kattige first explained each Asan properly to all present staff. Then all present teaching and non-teaching staff members performed Asanas along with Prof. Ganapati Kattige. Then International yoga day ended with om chanting by all present teaching and non-teaching staff members. All participants thanked Prof. Ganapati Kattige sir for conducting yoga on the eve of International Yoga Day.

Objectives

  • * Highlight the importance of preventive healthcare through simple and effective yoga practices.
  • * Inspire participants to cultivate mindfulness, self-awareness, and a positive outlook on life.
  • * Encourage community participation and collective well-being by practicing yoga together.
  • * Raise awareness about the long-term benefits of yoga in improving flexibility, concentration, and overall quality of life.

Learning Outcomes

  • * Enhanced awareness regarding preventive healthcare and healthy living.
  • * Improved understanding of yoga's physical and mental health benefits.
  • * Fostered a culture of wellness, harmony, and resilience within the institution.
  • * Motivated participants to adopt lifelong healthy habits for personal and professional well-being.
  • * Developed mindfulness and self-awareness, contributing to a healthier and more balanced lifestyle.

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Event Outcome

The International Yoga Day celebration was conducted successfully with enthusiastic participation from faculty members, administrative staff, and students. The event effectively highlighted the significance of yoga in promoting physical health, mental well-being, and preventive healthcare. Through the guided yoga session, participants gained practical experience in yoga practices and developed a deeper appreciation for their role in leading a healthy and balanced lifestyle. The programme inspired attendees to incorporate yoga into their daily routine, reinforcing the importance of holistic wellness and mindful living.