Prime Minister Narendra Modi encourages the people to make Yoga a part of their daily routine.
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New Delhi, Jun 12 (PTI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged people on Sunday to make yoga a part of their daily routine, saying its benefits are countless.
In a tweet, he noted that the International Yoga Day will be observed globally in a few days on June 21 and urged people to be a part of the exercise.
The prime minister posted the tweet in several regional languages, besides Hindi and English.
He also posted a YouTube link about "yoga in our daily lives"
