This International Yoga Day, urban professionals reveal how they are leveraging yoga not just for fitness, but as a crucial tool for stress management, mental clarity, and maintaining balance amidst demanding careers and hectic schedules

India’s exploding music concert culture means a lot more people are attending concerts now than ever before. While watching the performance is fun, Mumbai doctors say you need to take care of your ears and even suggest the best ways to do it, as two frequent attendees talk about why they made the shift

International Yoga Day is celebrated globally every year on June 21. It was first proposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2014 and swiftly adopted by the United Nations, garnering support from 177 countries

The minimum number of participants for the record was 250; they had to hold the Yoga Cobra pose for at least a minute

Prime minister Narendra Modi led the event by performing Common Yoga Protocol with 3.01 lakh people on RK Beach

In Zimbabwe, the practice is rare and mostly found in the wealthy suburbs. Yet it is quietly taking root here in a beer tavern in Chitungwiza, a low-income town 30 km outside the capital, Harare

The International Yoga Day 2025 event in Tokyo was inaugurated by Yoshiko Ishiba, wife of the Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba

From iconic London landmarks to the serene campuses of Oxford and Cambridge, yoga mats were unrolled at various venues, drawing enthusiastic participation

Demonstrating extraordinary resolve and spiritual resilience, army personnel practiced yoga amidst the icy vastness at Shahi Kangri Lake, nestled at a staggering 20,000 feet