Overview
Sharda School of Humanities and Social Sciences (SSHSS) is proud to present a seven-day celebration of “Yoga Saptaah” by planning a number of in-campus and outdoor activities between 16th June to 21st June, 2025. Yoga Saptaah aims to engage all sections of society, fostering physical vitality, emotional resilience, and social harmony. Through the ancient discipline of yoga, the event aspires to cultivate a deeper sense of unity, health, and mindfulness, emphasizing the timeless relevance of Yoga practices in today’s world.
As the world gears up for International Yoga Day (IDY) 2025, the theme “Yoga for One Earth One Health” takes center stage and a wide range of activities revolving around it is being held. The 2025 theme highlights yoga’s role in promoting physical, mental, and environmental well-being, aligning with global calls for sustainability and unity. It builds on a decade of success since the United Nations recognized June 21 as International Day of Yoga, following India’s proposal in 2014.
This year IDY activities will revolve around 10 unique signature events to mark the 11th edition of the global event, which makes it the most expansive and inclusive.
Key Activities Include:
- Regular Yoga Classes for Students and Faculty
- Yoga for Kartavya Kids
- Yoga for Specially-abled Children
- Yoga for Prisoners
- Yoga for Rehabilitation Centres
- Yoga for Elderly Homes
Chief Patrons:
- Shri P.K. Gupta, Hon’ble Chancellor, Sharda University
- Shri Y.K. Gupta, Hon’ble Pro Chancellor, Sharda University
Patrons:
- Prof. (Dr.) Sibaram Khara, Hon’ble VC, Sharda University
- Prof. (Dr.) Parma Nand, Hon’ble Pro VC, Sharda University
Advisor:
- Prof. (Dr.) Anviti Gupta, Dean, SSHSS
Objectives of Event
- To promote inclusivity in wellness practices by reaching marginalized and special-needs communities.
- To enhance mental and emotional well-being through guided yoga and meditation sessions.
- To foster social responsibility among students by engaging them in service-oriented yoga events.
- To integrate holistic health practices into daily life, contributing to long-term well-being.
- To align with the national vision of ‘Yoga Samavesh’ by ensuring yoga is accessible to all, irrespective of age, ability, or background.
Convener Details
- Dr. Ritu Chaku, Associate Prof. (Yoga), SSHSS; 9818610378
- Dr. Shivom Acharya, Assistant Prof. (Yoga), SSHSS, 9258583388
- Mr. Shivam Bhardwaj, Yoga Instructor, SSHSS, 8430726674
