<p>The Yoga Dasara sub-committee of the Dasara Executive Committee, which is already conducting a free Ayush camp for mahouts and kaavadis of the Dasara elephants and their family members, on the premises of the Mysuru Palace is planning a series of programmes to promote both yoga and Dasara in a big way. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The camp inaugurated on August 26 will conclude on October 15.<br /><br />Speaking to media persons here on Friday, deputy special officer of the sub-committee Kala Krishnaswamy, who is also the Additional Superintendent of Police, said, “A two-day national-level yoga conference has been scheduled for October 5 and 6, in which yoga exponents of international repute are expected to participate.”<br /><br />“The conference will be held at the Maharaja’s College Centenary Hall. About 2,000 students and teachers of yoga schools from across the state and beyond are expected to participate. A total of 10 programmes have been lined up and preparations are underway. The programmes will be conducted following the directions of the government and allocation of funds,” she said.<br /><br />The other programmes chalked out by the Yoga Dasara sub-committee are: Yoga Prabodha for training trainers, including teaching faculty of various institutions, Ayush doctors, yoga practitioners and general public on September 21 at Maharaja’s College Centenary Hall; Yoga Parivarthana for transformation of the inmates of the Central Prisons Mysuru from September 22 to 29; yoga dance ballet competitions for yoga exponents on September 24 at Government Nature Cure and Yoga College, the winners of which will get a chance to perform in the Yuva Dasara programme; Yoga Arogya Bharathi for yoga practitioners, health practitioners and public on September 25 at Nataraja Sabha Bhavan; Yoga Koushalya for City Armed Reserve police on October 1 on Mysuru CAR premises; Yoga Trekking for Yoga practitioners, students and public on September 27 at Chamundi Hill; mass Suryanamaskara by around 2,000 persons, including Ayush doctors, students, and yoga practitioners, on the premises of the Palace as a part of the inauguration of Yoga Dasara by the District in-charge Minister Dr H C Mahadevappa on October 2 at 6 am and Yoga walk from 8 am from the Palace to the Deputy Commissioner’s office; and state-level yoga competition for Yoga practitioners under different categories on October 9 on the premises of Kote Anjaneya Swamy temple.<br /><br />Working president of the sub-committee M N Nataraj, also District Coordinator for Nehru Yuva Kendra, said, “Rs 7 lakh has been earmarked for the programmes. The funds are yet to be received, but, even if there is a problem in the release of the funds, the programmes will be conducted with available funds in the Ayush department.”<br /><br />District Ayush Officer Dr B S Seethalakshmi was present.<br /> <br /></p>
<p>The Yoga Dasara sub-committee of the Dasara Executive Committee, which is already conducting a free Ayush camp for mahouts and kaavadis of the Dasara elephants and their family members, on the premises of the Mysuru Palace is planning a series of programmes to promote both yoga and Dasara in a big way. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The camp inaugurated on August 26 will conclude on October 15.<br /><br />Speaking to media persons here on Friday, deputy special officer of the sub-committee Kala Krishnaswamy, who is also the Additional Superintendent of Police, said, “A two-day national-level yoga conference has been scheduled for October 5 and 6, in which yoga exponents of international repute are expected to participate.”<br /><br />“The conference will be held at the Maharaja’s College Centenary Hall. About 2,000 students and teachers of yoga schools from across the state and beyond are expected to participate. A total of 10 programmes have been lined up and preparations are underway. The programmes will be conducted following the directions of the government and allocation of funds,” she said.<br /><br />The other programmes chalked out by the Yoga Dasara sub-committee are: Yoga Prabodha for training trainers, including teaching faculty of various institutions, Ayush doctors, yoga practitioners and general public on September 21 at Maharaja’s College Centenary Hall; Yoga Parivarthana for transformation of the inmates of the Central Prisons Mysuru from September 22 to 29; yoga dance ballet competitions for yoga exponents on September 24 at Government Nature Cure and Yoga College, the winners of which will get a chance to perform in the Yuva Dasara programme; Yoga Arogya Bharathi for yoga practitioners, health practitioners and public on September 25 at Nataraja Sabha Bhavan; Yoga Koushalya for City Armed Reserve police on October 1 on Mysuru CAR premises; Yoga Trekking for Yoga practitioners, students and public on September 27 at Chamundi Hill; mass Suryanamaskara by around 2,000 persons, including Ayush doctors, students, and yoga practitioners, on the premises of the Palace as a part of the inauguration of Yoga Dasara by the District in-charge Minister Dr H C Mahadevappa on October 2 at 6 am and Yoga walk from 8 am from the Palace to the Deputy Commissioner’s office; and state-level yoga competition for Yoga practitioners under different categories on October 9 on the premises of Kote Anjaneya Swamy temple.<br /><br />Working president of the sub-committee M N Nataraj, also District Coordinator for Nehru Yuva Kendra, said, “Rs 7 lakh has been earmarked for the programmes. The funds are yet to be received, but, even if there is a problem in the release of the funds, the programmes will be conducted with available funds in the Ayush department.”<br /><br />District Ayush Officer Dr B S Seethalakshmi was present.<br /> <br /></p>
