Students participating in a yoga training session at the college campus
Churu. The five-day practical contact camp for students pursuing a diploma in Yoga Science at the Government Lohia College study center concluded successfully this week. Organized under the guidance of the Bikaner regional office of Vardhman Mahaveer Open University, Kota, the program provided intensive hands-on training to participants enrolled in the Diploma in Yoga Science course. The camp culminated in a formal practical examination, which saw 68 students demonstrate the skills they acquired throughout the duration of the workshop.
Under the expert supervision of yoga counselor Shankarlal Saini, students engaged in rigorous training sessions covering various yogic techniques, specific postures, and breathing exercises. The curriculum was designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring that students gained a comprehensive understanding of the discipline. Coordinator Dr. Ummed Gothwal noted that the camp served as a vital platform for students to refine their techniques under professional guidance.
Addressing the participants during the closing ceremony, college principal Dr. Manju Sharma emphasized the importance of integrating these practices into daily routines. She encouraged the students to not only maintain their personal health but also to act as ambassadors for wellness within their communities. By promoting a healthier lifestyle, the graduates are expected to contribute positively to public health awareness in the region.
The program also highlighted the growing professional relevance of yoga education. Experts pointed out that the diploma course aims to foster physical, mental, and spiritual well-being while simultaneously opening new career pathways for the youth. As the demand for qualified yoga instructors continues to rise, this training equips students with the necessary expertise to pursue employment opportunities in the health and wellness sector. The successful execution of the camp was supported by staff members Bhanwarlal Verma, Omprakash Suthar, Birbal, and Sandeep, who ensured the smooth operation of all scheduled activities.
