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Korum Mall Marks International Yoga Day with ‘Yoga for Healthy Ageing’ Initiative

Newsmantra — Tue, 23 Jun 2026 09:53:02 +0000

Thane, June 22, 2026: Korum Mall, in association with Art of Living and Sri Sri School of Yoga, organized a special ’Yoga for Healthy Ageing’ session on June 21 to mark International Yoga Day.

The initiative aimed to highlight the role of yoga in supporting healthy ageing by promoting physical fitness, mental well-being, flexibility, and overall quality of life. The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from community members and wellness enthusiasts, who came together to embrace the benefits of a healthy and mindful lifestyle.

Through such wellness-focused initiatives, Korum Mall continues to foster meaningful community engagement and promote holistic well-being.

International Yoga Day Reinforces the Importance of Health, Wellness and Community Living

Newsmantra — Mon, 22 Jun 2026 05:46:23 +0000

International Yoga Day 2026 was celebrated across the country with people from all walks of life coming together to embrace the importance of a healthy and balanced lifestyle. From public parks and community centres to schools, workplaces, and residential societies, yoga sessions witnessed enthusiastic participation, reflecting the growing awareness around physical fitness, mental well-being, and holistic health.

In today’s fast-paced world, where stress, sedentary lifestyles, and health concerns have become increasingly common, yoga continues to serve as a simple yet effective practice that promotes both physical and emotional well-being. Beyond improving flexibility and fitness, yoga encourages mindfulness, discipline, and inner balance, making it relevant for people of all age groups.

The occasion also highlighted the growing role of communities in promoting healthier living. Across residential developments and neighbourhoods, families came together to participate in group yoga sessions, strengthening social connections while adopting positive lifestyle habits. Such initiatives not only encourage wellness but also foster a sense of belonging and collective responsibility towards healthier communities.

With preventive healthcare and overall well-being becoming a key focus area for individuals and families, yoga has evolved into much more than a fitness activity. It has become a way of life that helps people maintain balance, manage stress, and improve their quality of life. As participation continues to grow year after year, International Yoga Day serves as a reminder of the importance of making health and wellness a daily priority.

Sharing his thoughts on the occasion, Mr. Vikas Bhasin, Managing Director, Saya Group, said, “We wish everyone a very Happy International Yoga Day 2026. At Saya Homes, we believe that good health and a peaceful life are essential for overall well-being. Yoga is a way of life that nurtures us mentally, physically, and spiritually. We are delighted that more than 200 families at Saya Gold Avenue, Indirapuram, came together to celebrate International Yoga Day and committed themselves to making yoga a part of their daily routine.”

IIT Mandi Signs MoU with Art of Living Foundation to Advance Research in Consciousness and Mental Well-being

Newsmantra — Thu, 05 Jun 2025 08:04:14 +0000

Bengaluru | June 4, 2025 The prestigious Mind, Brain, and Consciousness Conference (MBCC 2025) commenced today at IIT Mandi, bringing together leading scientists, scholars, thinkers, and spiritual leaders from across the world. Organized by the Indian Knowledge System and Mental Health Applications (IKSMHA) Center, this four-day conference (June 4–7) is an interdisciplinary confluence at the frontier of science, consciousness studies, neuroscience, mental health, and Indian philosophical wisdom.

The day witnessed the keynote address by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, founder of the Art of Living Foundation, addressed participants virtually, stating, ““Science now agrees that spirituality plays a vital role in mind and consciousness. Happiness is a concept of consciousness, nurtured through meditation, sattvic food, and pranayama.”

During the occasion, Prof. Laxmidhar Behera, Director of IIT Mandi and General Chair of MBCC, emphasized that consciousness is central to both science and self-realization, “Without consciousness, the body is nothing. MBCC 2025 opens pathways for practical education, innovation, and interdisciplinary research rooted in Indian knowledge systems.” Prof. Arnav Bhavsar, Chair of the IKSMHA Center, shared the center’s mission and achievements, including the establishment of a dedicated sleep research lab and active collaboration with national institutions like DRDO, AYUSH Ministry, and others.

Renowned Indologist Acharya Shrivatsa Goswami called the conference a “yagya of knowledge,” led by students and fueled by the light of consciousness.

An MoU was also signed between IIT Mandi and the Art of Living Foundation, strengthening collaboration in consciousness and mental well-being research.

What MBCC 2025 Offers Over Four Days:

· 110+ full paper presentations

· 60+ poster presentations

· 12 thematic special sessions on topics like cognitive biomarkers, neuroimaging, AI and consciousness, Ayurvedic psychiatry, reincarnation studies, and more.

· 4 keynote talks and 3 plenary talks by luminaries including Prof. B. N. Gangadhar, Prof. Gautam Desiraju, Prof. Shrinivasa Varakedi, Prof. Nirmalya Chakraborty and HH Bhakti Rasamrita Swami.

· 6 invited talks by high-profile national and international scholars.

· 2 expert panel discussions on IKS, cognition, and civilizational consciousness.

· 2 immersive workshops by Dharma in Indian Katha Parampara and Sattvic Cooking for Mental and Physical Health

· 3 cultural evenings showcasing music, dance, and storytelling traditions connected with Indian consciousness

MBCC 2025 continues through June 7, with sessions on yoga and mental health, meditation and neurocognitive therapies, AI and consciousness, and the continuum of consciousness in Indian thought.