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Home / Ludhiana / People Reap Benefits From Cm Di Yogshala

People reap benefits from ‘CM di Yogshala’

The state government has waged a war against drug abuse, under which efforts are being made to awaken people against the menace in different ways such as drama, rallies of the CM’s team and through slogans such as ‘Punjabis wake...
Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:25 AM May 17, 2025 IST
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The state government has waged a war against drug abuse, under which efforts are being made to awaken people against the menace in different ways such as drama, rallies of the CM’s team and through slogans such as ‘Punjabis wake up, quit drug addiction’, ‘Do yoga, stay healthy’ etc.

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Keeping all these things in mind, the state government is running yoga classes at various places through trainers working at ‘CM di Yogshala’.

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Recently, when district coordinator Chandan Kumar Satyarthi reached Jagraon, he witnessed classes were being held for free at many places for a long time, providing health benefits to the people.

Yoga trainer Madhup Srivastava is conducts classes across Jagraon.

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