Govt start new youtube channel‘Yoga with Modi’ for foreign release stress of Covid-19 lockdown.

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The Ministry of External Affairs' letter to all diplomatic missions
The Ministry of External Affairs' letter to all diplomatic missions

    Govt start new youtube channel‘Yoga with Modi’ for foreign         release  stress of Covid-19 lockdown.

In this  letter sent to all diplomatic and consular missions, UN specialised agencies and other international organisations, the MEA has shared a link to a YouTube channel called ‘Yoga with Modi’. this channel is free of cost  in youtube channel.


                                                 
                                                   the MEA states in its letter.

                                    https://youtu.be/fIF016JROiA

  THIS VIDEOS IS AVAILABLE IN MULTI     LANGUAGES.
The videos are available in 24 different Indian and foreign languages for the ease of diplomats, including Hindi, English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Persian, Italian, Korean, Russian, Mandarin, Portuguese and Arabic.
The featured video on the home page of the channel is about Surya Namaskar (Sun salutation), while other videos feature other ‘asanas’, such as Pranamasana (prayer pose), Hastottanasana (arms stretched up pose) and Santolanasana (balancing pose), among others.
The videos end with the message that yoga is for “global peace, harmony and wellness”.
PM Modi himself had shared the videos with his social media followers Monday, the day after his ‘Mann ki Baat’ address.
“During yesterday’s #MannKiBaat, someone asked me about my fitness routine during this time. Hence, thought of sharing these Yoga videos.  I hope you also begin practising Yoga regularly,” he had tweeted.
                                 https://youtu.be/fIF016JROiA      this is youtube  channel  link is  yoga with modi youtube channel.

for more information of yoga go to  

                 https://smartshopa.blogspot.com/2020/05/yoga-what-is-yoga-benefits-of-yoga-yoga.html 





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