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Baba Ramdev's yoga camp in M'lore on Apr 16

April 3, 2011
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Mangalore, April 3: Dakshina Kannada district unit of Patanjali Yoga Samithi will organize free yoga camp on April 16 at Nehru Maidan between 5 am to 7.30 am. Yoga teacher Baba Swami Ramdev will lead the camp.



Pradeep Urs, State President of the unit told media persons that the camp is intended to bring Yoga awareness among the people of Dakshina Kannada. The entry is open for all and the committee expects majority of population to make use of the camp. “Patanjali Yoga will be a great help to the people as it has the power to cure various diseases including diabetes, asthma and blood pressure.



“The Samithi has already initiated 'Bharath Swabhiman Andolan' in order to provide Yoga education to those who belong to BPL category. As many as 84 crore of Indian population are below the poverty and can't afford to bare the medical expenses, thus lose their health. It is for the same reason Swabhiman Andolan has been launched with which the poor can maintain their health by practicing Yoga,” he said.



As many as 50,000 participants are expected to take part in the Yoga Camp in Mangalore. A road show will be held in Puttur on April 15 evening where Ramdev will appear before the public. A preparatory meet will be held in this regard at AB Shetty Hall on April 6 at 5 pm, he informed.



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