New Delhi: On the occasion of International Yoga Day 2025, the ‘Yoga Unplugged’ program will see the participation of major yoga institutions from across the country. Under this initiative, world-renowned yoga center Kaivalyadhama has launched several programs specifically targeting youth. One such campaign, ‘Yoga for Young Minds’, offers online training in the Common Yoga Protocol. The main objective is to make yoga knowledge easily accessible to students and youth leaders across the country.
Through an online enrollment platform, Kaivalyadhama also aims to connect young people to the Global Baal Summit via Yoginar. This year, a variety of creative programs have been planned to involve young participants in celebration of International Yoga Day.
Kaivalyadhama, founded in 1924 by Swami Kuvalayananda, operates based on Maharshi Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, integrating yoga with scientific research to present a new dimension to the practice. The ‘Yoga Unplugged’ initiative will include yoga demonstrations at one lakh (100,000) locations across India.
Other prominent yoga institutions in the country are also expected to join this initiative. The program will feature ‘Yoga Sangam’ sessions at these multiple locations, as well as ‘Yoga Bandhan’ exchanges between India and its partner nations to promote mutual understanding.
Long-term projects include the development of dedicated yoga parks. The initiative will also focus on inclusive yoga participation for children, senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and economically underprivileged communities. The Yoga Impact program will study the effects of yoga on public health, involving renowned experts and healthcare professionals.
A global summit will also be held in a hybrid format under Yoga Connect. Environmental efforts such as Green Yoga, involving tree plantation and cleanliness drives, will be part of the
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