More than 30 thousand organisations across India have registered to participate in Yoga Sangam 2025, the main event of this year’s International Day of Yoga (IDY). Organised by the Ministry of Ayush, this year’s Yoga Sangam reflects a growing movement that transcends traditional Yoga practice, positioning it as a nationwide initiative to promote mindfulness, resilience, and harmony. From educational institutions and Resident Welfare Associations to NGOs, corporate bodies, and government organisations, entities from across the country have enthusiastically registered their intent to host events on June 21, the day observed globally as the International Day of Yoga. This year’s theme, “Yoga for One Earth, One Health,” continues to inspire a unified and inclusive movement, bridging geographies and cultures. The 11th edition of IDY will witness Yoga sessions in diverse settings-from the serene peaks of Ladakh to the vibrant beaches of Kerala, school grounds to corporate campuses, and historic temple courtyards to bustling railway stations-turning over one lakh locations into sanctuaries of wellness and unity.
A key feature of IDY 2025 is the integration of technology for tracking participation.
The Ministry of Ayush has launched a dedicated portal-yoga.ayush.gov.in/yoga-sangam-where organisations can register their events, conduct Yoga sessions on June 21, and upload participation data to receive an official Certificate of Appreciation. This digital interface ensures seamless documentation and enhances transparency and visibility of the initiative at a national level. Significantly, premier academic institutions such as IITs, IIMs, and Central Universities are actively contributing to the movement. These centres of excellence are not only hosting large-scale Yoga demonstrations but are also promoting their relevance in mental health, leadership development, and emotional well-being
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