Delhi [India], April 27, 2025: The 2nd Asian Yogasana Sport Championship officially commenced on Friday at the K.D. Jadhav Indoor Wrestling Hall, Indira Gandhi Stadium, New Delhi, amidst much enthusiasm and fervor. Organized by Yogasana Bharat in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and Sports Authority of India (SAI), the championship brings together top athletes from over 20 Asian nations to celebrate the spirit of Yogasana as a competitive sport.
The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Smt. Rekha Gupta, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Delhi, as the Chief Guest, and Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Hon’ble Union Minister of Culture & Tourism, Government of India, as the Guest of Honour.
In her keynote address, Smt. Rekha Gupta, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Delhi, stated, “witnessing the energy of the 2nd Asian Yogasana Sport Championship fills me with joy and congratulates Yogasana Bharat for this path breaking championship and recognises the efforts of Indraprastha Yogasana. I extend my heartfelt greetings to all the athletes from over 20 countries, the more than 200 players gathered here. This championship is not just an event it marks a new beginning for India, for Asia, and for the world in celebrating Yogasana as a global sport.
Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Hon’ble Union Minister of Culture & Tourism shared in his keynote, “At a time when India’s pride is moving forward on the global stage, witnessing international competitions like this championship has been an inspiring experience. The knowledge, science and rich cultural heritage of India are once again redefining our global identity. We support yogasana as a sport to grow and more international championships in India.
I am confident that in the upcoming championships, India’s success will continue to reflect our deep-rooted culture and traditions. Whether national or international, every event will carry forward the spirit of India.”
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The event sounds truly inspiring with such distinguished guests! It’s amazing to see how sports and culture are being celebrated together. I’ve always believed that sports are a reflection of a nation’s spirit, and it’s great to see India’s traditions being carried forward through such events. Sachin Tendulkar’s influence on so many, including the author, is a testament to how sports can shape lives. I wonder, though, how can we ensure that this passion for sports reaches every corner of the country? What steps are being taken to nurture young talent in smaller towns and villages? Would love to hear more about the initiatives in place!