Celebrating the practice of yoga and meditation on International Yoga Day, Safeducate, India’s largest training, skilling and consulting firm that specializes in the domains of Supply Chain Management & Logistics, organized a yoga session for the students and faculty members in its centres at Sikar, Hyderabad, Indore, Manesar, Mumbai, Binola and Jaipur on June 21, 2018.
There were 1600 members participated in the session at the Sikar, Hyderabad, Indore, Manesar, Mumbai, Binola and Jaipur centres. The students and faculty were exposed to some of the basic asanas like suryasana, pranayam, kapalbhati, anulomvilom, etc. The trainers also gave the participants some important tips on how yoga impacts an individual’s life, talked about the power of meditation, shared some useful health tips and explained how yoga reduces stress and brings discipline in one’s life.
Commenting on the session held at the centres on World Yoga Day, Safeducate Spokesperson Divya Jain, CEO & Founder, Safeducate said, “The students and faculty members had a great time at the yoga session. At Safeducate, our aim is to inspire youngsters and make them job ready. With the positive response that we received on Yoga Day, we are sure that a lot of them will practice yoga for their holistic development on a regular basis. The power of yoga is immense; it not only offers therapeutic benefits but also improves concentration levels, increases confidence and builds a positive self-image, all of which is imperative for the growth of students. We appreciate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s efforts towards promoting yoga and the positive outcome it has brought in hundreds of thousands of people across India and around the world.”
Safeducate has trained more than 50,000 individuals in India, using the latest technology, innovative tools and by leveraging its rich pool of experienced, qualified and certified trainers and subject matter experts. The platform has state-of-the-art training and skilling centres located strategically across India.
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