Yogotsav held at Shoolini University
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Solan, April 3
School of Ancient Indian Wisdom and Yogic Studies concluded the countdown programme for International Day of Yoga 2022 named ‘Yogotsav’ with an event in the university campus.
The first speaker of the session was Dr. I.V. Basava Raddi, Director Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga, Ministry of Ayush Government of India. Dr. Raddi connected virtually and delivered his lecture from New Delhi. He said that being co-organiser of this programme he was happy to know that Shoolini University is active in Yogic activities.
The second speaker of the session was Swami Bharmha Murti Yogatirth Ji, founder Yoga Tirth Institute Supatu, Solan. He explained the reality of life and remedies to keep you away from all the difficulties and worries of life. The third speaker was Prof. Ishwar Bharadwaj, former Professor and Dean, Faculty of Sciences, Gurukul Kangri University, Haridwar, Uttarakhand, and said he was highly influenced by the speech of Swami Yogaterth ji and explained many concepts of Yoga from Patanjali Yoga Darshana. The fourth speaker was Prof. Suresh Lal Barnwal, Professor and Dean Faculty of Indology, Dev Sanskriti University, Haridwar Uttarakhand. They all have delivered conceptual lectures on the theme “Yoga at Himalayas”. The event was organised in a hybrid mode many participants joined online as well as offline.
The third session of Yogotsav was Yogic Cultural event celebrated at Open Air Theater, Shoolini University about 600 participants physically joined the event. Total 14 events based on Indian tradition and culture were organised. Entire Shoolini University and other online participants from different organisations participated in the event.
The entire programme was coordinated by Dr. Subodh Saurabh Singh, Head School of Ancient Indian Wisdom and Yogic Studies, Shoolini University in collaboration with Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga, New Delhi.
The programme was earlier inaugurated by Health Minister Himachal Pradesh Dr. Rajiv Saizal at Mohan Shakti National Heritage Park, Solan.
