National Human Rights Organisation supported by the Ministry of Culture organized the International Yoga Day and World Music Day in association with the Indian Museum, Kolkata. “Yoga for Humanity” was the theme for International Day of Yoga 2022.

Bengali actress Paayel Sarkar and Dr. Kunal Sarkar, Chief Cardiac Surgeon & Senior Vice Chairman-MEDICA were present.

To celebrate RaagYoga 2.0, the amalgamation of Yoga & Music, Mr. Ravi Jaiswal, National President, National Human Rights Organisation, Chandan Jha, National Vice President, National Human Rights Organisation, Shiv Shankar Choudhary, National Treasurer, National Human Rights Organisation, Geeti Hakim, State President, National Human Rights Organisation, Sukanya Gupta, State Chief Women’s Rights Affairs, National Human Rights Organisation, Shubhro Roy, National Mentor, National Human Rights Organisation along with Fashion Designer, Indroneel Mukherjee graced the occasion.

The eighth International Day of Yoga was observed throughout the world. Yoga is regarded as the ideal way to maintain a strong immune system and stay in fantastic shape. It is a fantastic way to increase immunity and health. Additionally, yoga aids in systemic stress reduction in the body, which lowers inflammation. People are now more worried about their health as the pandemic scare grips the entire nation. People are making yoga a habit as a way to stay healthy.