On June 21, 2025, St. Thomas Higher Secondary School, Aldona celebrated International Yoga Day with over 350 students participating in a guided session following the Common Yoga Protocol. The event also featured a student-led assembly, skit, and presentation, emphasizing yoga as a holistic tool for physical and mental wellness.
The Indian Coast Guard District Headquarters Goa celebrated the 11th International Yoga Day 2025 with a week-long series of wellness events, including motivational lectures by Brahma Kumaris, yoga for women, school students, and NCC cadets. The celebration concluded with a mega yoga session on June 21, aligning with the global theme, "Yoga for One Earth, One Health," and saw over 350 participants coming together to promote holistic well-being.
JCI Ponda celebrated International Yoga Day 2025 with over 100 students at Matoshri Anandibai Vaman Marathe Vidyamandir in Dharbandora. The session featured yoga asanas, pranayama, and meditation, promoting holistic wellness among youth and highlighting the importance of integrating yoga into daily life.
As part of 11 Years of Good Governance, Mapusa MLA Joshua De Souza celebrated International Yoga Day with BJP Mapusa and Patanjali Yog Samiti Bardez. The session brought together local leaders, instructors, and citizens in a unified practice promoting wellness, mindfulness, and India’s timeless yoga tradition.
To celebrate International Day of Yoga 2025, acclaimed sand artist Sudarshan Patnaik sculpted an inspiring sand art at Puri Beach, Odisha, promoting yoga's message of harmony and peace through art.
