Yoga remains 'ray of hope' as world fights COVID-19, says PM Modi on International Yoga Day
The Hindu
PM Modi noted that the medical science focuses as much on “healing” as on treatment, and said yoga plays a role in healing.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said yoga remains a “ray of hope” as the world fights the coronavirus pandemic and asserted that in these difficult times it has become a source of inner strength. Addressing the 7th International Yoga Day programme, Mr. Modi also said that in collaboration with the World Health Organisation (WHO), India has taken another important step and now the world is going to get the power of M-Yoga application, which will have many videos of yoga training based on Common Yoga Protocol available in different languages of the world. This will help us in making the ‘One World, One Health’ motto successful, he said.
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