June 20: More than 6 lakh organisations across India have registered to participate in Yoga Sangam, joining Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the upcoming International Day of Yoga 2026, reflecting widespread enthusiasm for the global wellness initiative.
The large-scale participation highlights the growing reach of yoga as a unifying practice that promotes health, well-being, and community engagement across diverse sections of society. Organisations from various sectors, including education, industry, civil society, and government institutions, are expected to take part in the nationwide observance.
Yoga Sangam is being organised as a coordinated mass yoga demonstration to mark the International Day of Yoga, with participation spanning urban centres, rural regions, and remote areas. The initiative aims to encourage collective engagement in yoga practice and reinforce its relevance in promoting physical and mental well-being.
Officials noted that the overwhelming response to registrations underscores India’s continued leadership in promoting yoga globally and reflects the increasing adoption of yoga as part of daily life. The initiative also seeks to strengthen community participation and foster a shared commitment to healthier lifestyles.
The International Day of Yoga continues to serve as a global platform for highlighting the benefits of yoga, with India playing a central role in promoting its message of holistic wellness and unity.
