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Hisar, June 13 (HS). State level International Yoga Day celebrations will be organized at Mahabir Stadium in Hisar. Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh will be the chief guest in this. Deputy Commissioner Pradeep Dahiya gave this information while presiding over a meeting organized in the District Auditorium of the Mini Secretariat on Thursday regarding the preparations for the 10th International Yoga Day to be held on June 21.
Officers of all the concerned departments and officials of various organizations were present in this meeting. He said that about 10 thousand yoga practitioners will participate in the function. Citizens will be able to watch this program sitting at home, for this the entire program will be broadcasted live. The yoga program will start at 6 am.
The Deputy Commissioner said that International Yoga Day programs will be organized from block level to state level. He instructed all the block and sub-division level officers to celebrate the Yoga Day program with joy and enthusiasm. For this, ensure that all preparations are completed on time. He also assigned duties to the officers of other departments while instructing the health department officials to keep an ambulance along with a team of doctors and the public health department officials to keep adequate drinking water available at the venue.
The Deputy Commissioner said that a large number of yoga practitioners are reaching the function. Extensive arrangements will be made so that they do not face any kind of problem. Sufficiently large LED screens will be installed at the venue so that the program can be seen properly. After the meeting, the Deputy Commissioner visited the venue with the concerned officials and gave necessary instructions to the officials. On this occasion, Additional Deputy Commissioner Neeraj, ACUT Kanika Goyal, Hisar SDM Jaiveer Yadav, Hansi SDM Mohit Mahrana, District Ayurvedic Officer Dr. Dharampal Punia, District Development and Panchayat Officer Narendra Singh and officials of the concerned departments were present.
