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India News | Arunachal Pradesh: Indian Army Conducts Yoga Session in Aalo Ahead of International Yoga Day

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from troops, students and young players taking part in the Hangpan Dada Memorial Football and Volleyball Tournament. The programme focused on simple yoga practices, correct body alignment, breathing discipline and mental well-being, with an aim to promote a healthy and balanced lifestyle among the participants.

India News | Arunachal Pradesh: Indian Army Conducts Yoga Session in Aalo Ahead of International Yoga Day

West Siang (Arunachal Pradesh) [India], May 23 (ANI): As part of the month-long celebrations leading up to International Yoga Day 2026, Spearhead Division, under the aegis of Spear Corps, conducted a special yoga session at Aalo in West Siang district, Arunachal Pradesh, as per a release by PRO Defence.

The session witnessed enthusiastic participation from troops, students and young players taking part in the Hangpan Dada Memorial Football and Volleyball Tournament. The programme focused on simple yoga practices, correct body alignment, breathing discipline and mental well-being, with an aim to promote a healthy and balanced lifestyle among the participants.

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The event also highlighted the importance of yoga in building physical fitness, inner balance, discipline and positivity in daily life. It provided a meaningful platform for youth engagement and interaction between Army personnel and local students.

The initiative reflected the Indian Army's continued commitment towards health awareness, youth empowerment and military-civil synergy in frontier areas. The session concluded on a positive note, encouraging participants to adopt yoga as part of a disciplined and healthy way of life. (ANI)

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