‘Janata Raja’ to be staged at UK’s Wembley
Bhopal: Renowned play ‘Janata Raja’, based on Shivaji, would be staged in london’s Wembley Stadium on Saturday. Its organising committee member and trustee of Maharaja Shiv Chhatrapati Foundation and MP Anil Madhav Dave would remain present in london during stage of the play. During the programme, English version of the book titled ‘Shivaji wa Suraj’, written by Dave would also be launched. The play has been staged for over 1,000 times in different parts of the world that is a big thing in the history of theatrical world. Perhaps no other play had been staged as many times as this. The artistes of the play include seven British citizens and 125 Non Resident Indians (NRIs) residing in United Kingdom. It is for the first time in the history of Wembley that such a programme is being organised due to that the staff of the stadium is very excited.
SCC practises yoga to mark its Day
Bhopal: Sudarshan Chakra Corps of the Indian Army actively conducted yoga to commemorate International Yoga Day. More than 25,000 soldiers, their families and children practised yoga in 18 cities spread over the country, which are part of Sudarshan Chakra Corps military stations and cantonments. In Bhopal, more than 3,000 soldiers, families and children led by lieutenant General PS Mehta and Jyoti Mehta participated on the Yoga Day, with great enthusiasm and zeal. Indian Army has been practising yoga in its physical training curriculum over the years for achieving physical as well as mental robustness for its soldiers. Yoga has been of great help in combating stress and preventing lifestyle diseases, enabling the soldiers to lead a healthy life.
IGRMS to hold programme on Yoga Day
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is organising special programme on the International Yoga Day. On Sunday, Yoga Guru Vikramaditya Singh (Additional Director, SC & ST Welfare Department) will impart training of yoga asanas and will deliver a brief lecture on merits of yoga. After that, all employees of the museum will practice yoga at Veethi Sankul of Manav Sangrahalaya.