Kota in Rajasthan creates a record-breaking achievement and enters Guinness Book of World Records on the International Yoga Day.
Kota in Rajasthan creates a world record on the International Yoga Day where around two lakh people performed yoga at one place on the occasion. The event took place in the presence of yoga guru Baba Ramdev and Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje Scindia at the RAC ground.
‘Kota in Rajasthan creates a record-breaking achievement and enters Guinness Book of World Records on the International Yoga Day where lakhs of yoga enthusiasts performed yoga asanas.’
Speaking to IANS, an officer, Hariom Gurjar, said: "We have created a Guinness record as this is the first time these many people performed yoga together at one place." He explained that counting of the participants was done with the help of bar codes given to each contestant.
A total of 4,000 volunteers were present on the occasion, and a drone centre was set up to keep an eye on the ground. People started reaching the RAC ground from 5 a.m.
A certificate was given to Vasundhara Raje Scindia, District Collector Gaurav Goyal and Baba Ramdev by two Guinness Book of World Record officials who came from London to monitor the proceedings.
Baba Ramdev tweeted that more than two lakh people performed yoga on the International Yoga Day.
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Earlier, the Chief Minister called for maximum participation from people to set up a world record on the occasion.
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Source-IANS