Physiotherapists turn to modified asanas for benefit of senior citizens | Ahmedabad News

A mass yoga session was held at GIFT City in Gandhinagar Ahmedabad: Physiotherapy experts in Gujarat are highlighting a growing trend of integrating yoga principles into modern rehabilitation and preventive healthcare, particularly for older adults. Dr Nilima Patel, former principal of the Government Physiotherapy College in Vadodara, has been championing what she calls “physio-yoga” for…

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Free darshan facility resumes at Bhimashankar temple, rush raises crowd management concerns amid ongoing works | Pune News

Authorities expect the rush to increase further on weekends, during religious events and throughout the monsoon season Pune: Free darshan facility has resumed at the Bhimashankar temple, a prominent Jyotirlinga shrine, after nearly five months, triggering a sharp rise in visitor footfall and raising crowd-management concerns.The facility, reinstated on Thursday, follows directives from the district…

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Naga, Meitei rally in Imphal seeking justice for 6 civilians killed by ‘Kuki militants’ | Guwahati News

Imphal: Hundreds of people from the Naga and Meitei communities took part in a rally in Imphal on Saturday, demanding justice for six Naga civilians abducted and killed by suspected Kuki militants.Organised by the All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur (ANSAM), the peaceful solidarity rally began from Tangkhul Baptist Church at Kabo Leikai and proceeded through…

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‘UP will get engaging and interactive museums’ | Lucknow News

Lucknow: UP is focusing on museums, rural tourism and experience-based travel to attract new visitors, additional chief secretary, tourism, Amrit Abhijat said at the Discover UP conclave.Unveiling the state’s evolving strategy, Abhijat said four world-class museums are under development, including a museum of Rituals and a Naval Museum, part of which has already been inaugurated.“Museums…

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At Lahore’s ‘Eton’, Pakistani alum pays tribute to Indian dost | India News

At Lahore’s ‘Eton’, Pakistani alum pays tribute to Indian dost NEW DELHI: Nearly eight decades after Partition, a classroom at Lahore’s Aitchison College has become an unlikely bridge between India and Pakistan. On June 10, ‘Classroom No. 108’ at the 140-year-old institution was dedicated to Harcharan Singh Brar, a pre-Partition student who later became CM…

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