Kolkata, November 8: (Report- Sanatan Mahakud): The city of Kolkata became a vibrant hub for wellness and competitive spirit as the State-Level Himalayan Yoga Olympiad 2025 concluded in a grand ceremony. Organized by the Vivekanada Yoga Anusandana Samsthana (VYASA), Kolkata, the event served as a crucial platform to identify and nurture the next generation of yoga talents from across West Bengal. 
The prestigious competition saw enthusiastic participation from over 120 students. These young yogis represented a wide array of esteemed institutions from the region. Key participating bodies included Jadhavpur University, The Heritage School, the Yoga Academy, the Twentieth Century Club, and several other prominent organizations.
Dr. Abhijit Ghosh efficiently coordinated the entire event, ensuring a smooth and professionally run competition. The olympiad attracted a distinguished gathering of guests, educators, and judges who lent their expertise and support to the participants. The notable personalities in attendance included Lion S.S. Rajput, Chartered Accountant R.N. Rustagi, R.R. Agrawal, Dr. Srideep Chatterjee, and Sanatan Mahakud.
The event was further graced by the presence of Ila Khandelwal, Nayan Mandal, Somanath Dutt, Suman Maiti, Dr. Vijayalakshmi Tripathi, and Priyanka Pal. Their involvement highlighted the collective commitment towards promoting yoga as a holistic discipline among the youth.
A primary objective of this state-level olympiad was to select the most promising performers. The students who excelled in this competition have now earned a significant opportunity. They are set to represent West Bengal at the upcoming National and International level yoga competitions.
These larger events are scheduled for December 2025. They will be hosted by the Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhan Sansthan (SVYASA), deemed to be a university. This progression provides a monumental platform for the selected students to showcase their skills on a much larger stage, potentially bringing accolades to their state and country.
The Himalayan Yoga Olympiad underscores a growing emphasis on structured, competitive yoga. It moves beyond traditional practice, framing the ancient discipline as a modern-day sport that requires immense dedication, flexibility, and mental fortitude. Events like these play a pivotal role in standardizing yoga education and recognizing excellence in its practice among students.
By providing a clear pathway from state to national and international levels, the organizers aim to inspire deeper engagement with yoga. They hope to foster not just competitors, but future ambassadors of health and wellness rooted in India's rich cultural heritage. The success of the 2025 edition in Kolkata marks a positive step towards integrating yoga more profoundly into the educational and extracurricular landscape of West Bengal.
The prestigious competition saw enthusiastic participation from over 120 students. These young yogis represented a wide array of esteemed institutions from the region. Key participating bodies included Jadhavpur University, The Heritage School, the Yoga Academy, the Twentieth Century Club, and several other prominent organizations.
Dr. Abhijit Ghosh efficiently coordinated the entire event, ensuring a smooth and professionally run competition. The olympiad attracted a distinguished gathering of guests, educators, and judges who lent their expertise and support to the participants. The notable personalities in attendance included Lion S.S. Rajput, Chartered Accountant R.N. Rustagi, R.R. Agrawal, Dr. Srideep Chatterjee, and Sanatan Mahakud.
The event was further graced by the presence of Ila Khandelwal, Nayan Mandal, Somanath Dutt, Suman Maiti, Dr. Vijayalakshmi Tripathi, and Priyanka Pal. Their involvement highlighted the collective commitment towards promoting yoga as a holistic discipline among the youth.
A primary objective of this state-level olympiad was to select the most promising performers. The students who excelled in this competition have now earned a significant opportunity. They are set to represent West Bengal at the upcoming National and International level yoga competitions.
These larger events are scheduled for December 2025. They will be hosted by the Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhan Sansthan (SVYASA), deemed to be a university. This progression provides a monumental platform for the selected students to showcase their skills on a much larger stage, potentially bringing accolades to their state and country.
The Himalayan Yoga Olympiad underscores a growing emphasis on structured, competitive yoga. It moves beyond traditional practice, framing the ancient discipline as a modern-day sport that requires immense dedication, flexibility, and mental fortitude. Events like these play a pivotal role in standardizing yoga education and recognizing excellence in its practice among students.
By providing a clear pathway from state to national and international levels, the organizers aim to inspire deeper engagement with yoga. They hope to foster not just competitors, but future ambassadors of health and wellness rooted in India's rich cultural heritage. The success of the 2025 edition in Kolkata marks a positive step towards integrating yoga more profoundly into the educational and extracurricular landscape of West Bengal.
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