Because of social distancingmeasures received by most nations, the subject set by United Nations during the current year is “Yoga for Health – Yoga at Home”.

International Yoga Day 2020 Date, Theme: The time of 2020 has been remarkable for more than one explanation. Directly from the beginning of the decade, with the Covid-19 outbreak, fire outbreak, plane accidents, locust swarms and cyclones, the most recent a half year have been intense.

The pandemic has demonstrated us the significance of invulnerability and solid living. Yoga is something that unites these characteristics.

Consistently, June 21 is perceived as International Yoga Day yet because of social distancing measures received by most nations, the topic set by United Nations during the current year is “Yoga for Health – Yoga at Home”. The World Health Organization specifies yoga as a way to improve wellbeing in its Global Action Plan on Physical Activity 2018–2030: More dynamic individuals for a more beneficial world.

The proposition was first presented by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his location during the opening of the 69th meeting of the General Assembly, where he stated: “Yoga is an invaluable gift from our ancient tradition. Yoga embodies unity of mind and body, thought and action, a holistic approach that is valuable to our health and our well-being. Yoga is not just about exercise; it is a way to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature.”

The main Yoga Day festivity was held at Rajpath in New Delhi, where PM Modi and different dignitaries likewise performed around 21 yoga asanas and made two Guinness World Records.

The first record was for being the world’s biggest yoga class with 35,985 individuals and the subsequent one was for having the most extreme number of partaking nationalities, that is 84. A year ago in Dehradun, Modi had performed yoga with more than 50,000 enthusiasts.