Hyderabad, June 21 (Hydnow): Rachakonda Commissioner of Police Mahesh Bhagwat said that “Yoga is the best gift of India to the world. It is a natural remedy for many psychological problems too”. In view of the International Yoga Day, Mahesh Bhagwat participated in a one-hour yoga program along with the AR teams of Rachakonda Police Commissionerate at CAR Amberpet on Tuesday.
Speaking on the occasion, the CP expressed his happiness for participating in the Yoga program. He elaborated the significance of Yoga in the history of India and stated that Yoga is the best gift of India to the world. He mentioned that International Yoga Day has been celebrated across the world since June 21, 2014. He opined that psychological fitness plays a vital role along with physical fitness in delivering impeccable services to the citizens.
He opined that police personnel face multiple kinds of health issues due to the round-the-clock work and tireless services to the citizens and said that Yoga acts as a natural remedy and it cures numerous kinds of psychological problems that everyone face. He said Yoga has been included in the curriculum of Medicine and wished that Yoga may be included in the syllabus of all educational streams in the country.
He iterated that Yoga day will be celebrated at CAR Amberpet every year. He elaborated the significance of having physical fitness and instructed the staff to make time for physical workouts and include Yoga in it. The CP also thanked HDFC Bank for supporting the celebration of International Yoga Day at CAR Amberpet and commended the team for participating. The CP appreciated Yoga instructor Miss Jayasree Jain for assisting Rachakonda police on Yoga day.
DCP Women safety Venkateshwarlu, Addl DCP CAR Shameer, Addl DCP Lakshminarayana, ACP Harinath of Cyber Crime and other officers and AR police personnel of Rachakonda Police Commissionerate participated in the Yoga Day. (Hydnow)
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