As part of his efforts to promote the fourth International Yoga Day on June 21, PM Narendra Modi shared yet another 3D animation of himself practicing yoga
Prime Minister Narendra Modi (C) takes part in a yoga session at Ramabhai Ambedkar Sabha Sthal in Lucknow on International Yoga Day (Photo: AFP)
As part of his ongoing efforts to promote the fourth International Yoga Day on June 21, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday shared yet another 3D animation of himself practicing yoga on the social media.
In the animated video, Modi instructs on how to stretch and flex to master the “Vrikshasana” (tree posture) as part of the ‘Fit India’ campaign. He also shares the health benefits of the posture.
“Begin your week by practising Vrikshasana. Apart from other benefits, this Asana improves concentration and reduces back pain. #4thYogaDay #FitIndia,” tweeted Modi.
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Begin your week by practising Vrikshasana. Apart from other benefits, this Asana improves concentration and reduces back pain. #4thYogaDay #FitIndia pic.twitter.com/AAkveX7dJ6
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) April 2, 2018
The prime minister has been keenly promoting the International Yoga Day on social media and has been sharing animations on Twitter wherein he practices different yoga postures.
On March 25, he shared the first animation practicing the “Trikonasana” (the triangle posture). Modi had declared that he would be sharing a “set of videos” periodically on social media.
The second video was tweeted on March 29 wherein the prime minister promoted the “Tadasana” (palm tree posture).
The animated videos are available in English and Hindi but more languages will be added soon, Modi had assured. The videos cover all important yoga postures with instructions on how to perform them.
The UN declared June 21 as International Day of Yoga in 2014 after Modi called for the day to be declared as a global celebration of yoga.
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