PU launches 10-day National Yoga programme to manage diabetes
Titled Yoga Samavesh, the programme is being conducted by the Parul Institute of Ayurved and Research and includes therapeutic yoga sessions, expert lectures, and lifestyle counselling. The initiative is open to students, faculty members, and individuals living with diabetes.
"This programme aligns with the spirit of International Yoga Day 2025 and supports the theme 'Yoga for One Earth, One Health' by promoting holistic well-being," PU said in an official release. Participants will receive certificates upon successful completion of the training.
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