Yoga programmes built to a ministry's standard of evidence.
Yoga, meditation, stress management and Vedic knowledge are among the Society's recorded areas of work. We run them the way a scheme expects them to be run — qualified resource persons, registered participants, a written programme and documented outcomes.
Programme areas
What we run in the AYUSH field
Public, voluntary and non-commercial, delivered through camps, workshops and regular sessions.
Practice
Yoga and pranayama camps
Asana, breathing practice and guided relaxation for the general public, students, women and senior citizens.
Mental health
Stress and emotional well-being
Meditation and stress-management workshops addressing anxiety, sleep and emotional regulation. See what practitioners report.
Knowledge
Vedic study and IEC
Public awareness of yoga, meditation and Indian knowledge systems through talks, camps and information material.
Naturopathy
Preventive wellness
Naturopathy and acupressure guidance introduced through health camps, particularly for senior citizens. See continuing programmes.
Outreach
School and community sessions
Yoga and well-being sessions taken to schools, residential schools and neighbourhood groups.
Continuity
Regular practice sessions
Ongoing meditation and Kundalini Jagran practice, free and open to the public.
Resource persons
Who teaches
Programmes are led by qualified AYUSH and yoga practitioners, with credentials furnished in the application annexures.
AYUSH expert
Dr. Onam Vaidya
BAMS, Ayurvedacharya, with 200-hour yoga teacher training. Leads AYUSH content and expert sessions.
Yoga trainer
Rajinder Tiwari
Diploma in Yoga and Naturopathy. Leads practical yoga, pranayama, relaxation and meditation sessions.
Support
Programme coordination
Session coordinators handle registration, attendance, feedback collection and post-event documentation for every programme held.
Proposed under AYUSH schemes
Two programmes ready for submission
Both are structured to the prescribed application formats, with programme schedule, speakers, delegates and item-wise budget.
IEC workshop
Yoga for Stress Management & Mental Well-being
A national-level workshop disseminating proven yoga practice for stress, anxiety and mental well-being, with expert sessions, practical yoga and pranayama, delegate registration and post-event reporting.
Prepared with an item-wise budget within the scheme ceiling for a non-governmental organisation.
International cooperation
International conference on yoga and holistic wellness
A concept note and detailed project report are prepared, covering objectives, action plan, modalities, coverage, deliverables and expected outcomes, with separate national and international delegate lists.
Submitted through the prescribed appendix with organisational, financial and activity annexures.
Documentation
What every programme leaves behind
Scheme appraisal turns on evidence. Ours is generated as the programme runs, not assembled afterwards.
Digital registration
Online participant and delegate registration with a retained record of attendance.
Programme schedule
Written agenda, session-wise timing, speaker list and delegate categories.
Activity evidence
Photographs, feedback forms and material from each camp and workshop, filed year-wise.
Financial record
Item-wise expenditure against sanctioned budget, audited accounts and utilisation reporting. See the evidence chain.