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    theokhlatimesBy theokhlatimesJanuary 11, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Free online yoga lessons to patients in home isolation

    The Delhi Government will provide free online yoga and pranayama lessons to corona patients in home isolation.

    Corona patients will be able to take specially designed online yoga and pranayama classes from home under the “Dilli ki Yogshala” programme starting tomorrow, said Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

    “Yoga and Pranayama aid in boosting one’s immunity; help one cope and recover efficiently. There will be 8 classes of one hour each from 6 am to 11 am and 4 pm to 7 pm; patients are free to choose a slot of their comfort. Registration links will be sent to patients in home isolation today, can register for the class as per your convenience on the link. Classes will be held in batches of 15; sufficient instructors to look after 40,000 patients. Hope people take full benefit of this programme. I hope that yoga helps patients boost their immunity and attain mental and spiritual peace,” said Kejriwal.

    The CM said: “Covid cases are rapidly rising throughout the country. Delhi too is witnessing a rise but we have noticed a trend that the speed of the spread of the virus has slowed down. I hope that this trend will continue for the near future and the Covid spread comes down. At present, barely 1,500-2,000 hospital beds have been occupied by Covid patients and the rest are in home isolation. To aid the patients who are recovering at home.”

    He said: “Yoga and Pranayam greatly add on to one’s immunity. I wouldn’t claim that they offer complete protection against the virus but they definitely help one cope and recover more efficiently. The Delhi Government is starting special online Yoga-Pranayam classes for all those in home isolation. Guided by an instructor, they’ll be able to do Yoga while in isolation. We have prepared a huge team of instructors for this purpose. These instructors have been given specific training for the Asanas and practises related to Covid recovery.”

    He said: “A registration link will be sent to all patients in home isolation. Through the link they can choose a time of their convenience to practice Yoga. In the morning, there will be 5 one hour long classes from 6 AM to 11 AM. Similarly in the evening there will be 3 one hour long classes from 4PM to 7PM. Patients can choose any slot of their comfort and register.”

    The CM said: “The Delhi Government has prepared sufficient instructors to look after 40,000 patients. One class will have only 15 patients so the instructor can give individual focus to every patient. We don’t want this to be some large scale broadcast that the masses follow. We want this to be a proper treatment regimen for every single patient. Links will be sent to everyone today and the classes will begin tomorrow itself. Even though Omicron is mild, I hope this program will aid every patient in their recovery. The patients will not only get treated but also gain a sense of mental and spiritual peace. I reiterate that the Aam Aadmi Party Government strives to fulfil even the smallest of the needs of the public and will continue to serve them to the best of its potential.”

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