AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS: The Netherlands Yogasana Sports Association (NYSA) proudly extends its heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the International Day of Yoga (IDY) celebrations held in Amsterdam. The event, organised in collaboration with esteemed partners, was a vibrant celebration of yoga’s unifying spirit and global significance.
NYSA sincerely thanks His Excellency Ambassador Mr. Kumar Tuhin, the Embassy of India, and the Gandhi Centre for their invaluable support and for graciously inviting NYSA to be an integral part of this momentous global occasion. This collaboration resulted in a meaningful and engaging experience for all participants.
Led by NYSA’s team of dedicated yoga coaches – Vandana Vyas, Laura Dostanbayeva, Ashwini Pathak, Felicia Arjuna, Lakshmi Menon, Ambika Vaidya, and Puja Bhutoria – attendees participated in the IDY protocol asanas. Their skilled demonstrations and inclusive instruction greatly contributed to the event’s atmosphere of wellness, harmony, and community engagement.
A special note of appreciation is extended to Manish Magar, Officer from the Embassy of India, whose presence and gesture of honoring the NYSA yoga coaches was a deeply valued recognition of their tireless commitment to the practice of yoga. NYSA also expresses profound gratitude to Dr. Prashant, representing Pranic Healing – Institute for Inner Studies, for his unwavering support and valuable collaboration that enhanced the overall experience.
“Today’s International Day of Yoga celebration in Amsterdam was an inspiring display of unity, wellness, and shared purpose,” said Pranita Deshpande, President of the Netherlands Yogasana Sports Association. “We are immensely thankful to the Embassy of India, the Gandhi Centre, and all our collaborative partners – Amsterdam Films, Institute of Pranic Healing, Netherlands Tamil Sangam, Fuse Agency, and Coaching Dee – for helping bring this vision to life. Events like these highlight yoga’s incredible ability to bring people together and foster a healthier, more connected world.”
The success of the event was a testament to collective effort, commitment, and the enduring relevance of yoga in modern life. Represented by its board members Manasi Mohril (Secretary General), Mayur Muley (PRO), and President Pranita Deshpande, NYSA looks forward to continuing its mission of promoting yogasana and its wide-ranging benefits across the Netherlands and beyond.
About the Netherlands Yogasana Sports Association (NYSA):
The Netherlands Yogasana Sports Association (NYSA) is committed to advancing the practice of Yogasana as both a sport and a holistic wellness discipline throughout the Netherlands. By building a vibrant community of practitioners, coaches, and yoga enthusiasts, NYSA upholds the rich traditions of yoga while exploring its modern athletic dimensions.
For more information, please visit: www.thenysa.nl
