Supreme Court Celebrates International Yoga Day with Enthusiasm

Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud highlighted the significance of Yoga on International Yoga Day. The celebration included various asanas performed by Supreme Court judges and staff, emphasizing the principles of Siddhant, Samanvay, Sadbhavana, and Sashaktikaran. A special cleanliness drive and performances added to the day's events.

In a display of physical exercises and spirituality, Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud emphasized the importance of Yoga on International Yoga Day. Celebrated at the Supreme Court, the event saw judges and staff engaging in various 'aasanas'.

Justice Chandrachud spoke about the significance of four fundamental principles in yoga, likening them to the discipline of law: Siddhant (principles), Samanvay (coordination), Sadbhavana (fraternity and compassion), and Sashaktikaran (empowerment).

The celebration was marked by a cleanliness drive and notable performances, including a yoga fusion dance by the All India Institute of Ayurveda and a recital by Advocate Tejaswi Kumar Sharma. International Yoga Day, observed on June 21, aims to promote better health and well-being globally.