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9th WORLD YOGA DAY

Date :Jun 21, 2024

The Students and faculty of Father Muller Nursing College Thumbay celebrated the 9th World Yoga Day at Father Muller Indoor Stadium on 21-06-2024 at 3.30 pm. along with the students, faculty and staff from various constituent colleges of FMCI, highlighting the importance of yoga in daily life.   Dr Shailaja Katti, Professor in the Department of Biochemistry, graciously welcomed the attendees and expressed gratitude in her vote of thanks. The event saw the presence of several dignitaries, including Fr Faustine Lucas Lobo, designate director and administrator of Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College, Fr Ajith B Menezes, administrator FMMC, Fr Donald Nilesh Crasta, assistant administrator, FMMCH, along with members of the management committee, faculty, staff, and students.

 Fr Faustine Lucas Lobo delivered an inspiring address, emphasising the rich heritage of yoga as an integral part of Indian culture. He stated, "We are all familiar with the statement 'Make in India' but have forgotten what was Made in India. This ancient practice of Indian culture was resurrected through this yoga day. Yoga is a holistic approach to invigorate physical wellbeing, sharpen mental well-being, and deepen spiritual connect."  He urged the large gathering to incorporate yoga into their everyday lives, promoting its practice to keep this ancient tradition alive.

 The yogasana session was conducted by Dr. Nisha C a naturopath and yoga physician in FMHMCH, Deralakatte and by fellow students who are well versed in practicing yoga. 

 Following the inaugural session, participants from the various FMCI constituent colleges engaged in a yoga session. The colleges represented Father Muller Homoeopathic Medical College, Father Muller College of Allied Health Sciences & Physiotherapy, Father Muller School & College of Nursing, Father Muller College (Speech & Hearing) and the NSS Unit.

 The event was a testament to the unity and dedication of the FMCI community in promoting health and wellness through the practice of yoga. The collective participation and enthusiasm showcased the institution's commitment in fostering a holistic approach to health, aligning with the essence of World Yoga Day.

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