Jwalamukhi (Kangra), July 5: The 7th District Yogasana Sports Championship 2026-27 and the 2nd District Para Yogasana (Divyang) Championship, organized by the District Yogasana Sports Association, Kangra, concluded successfully in Jwalamukhi on Sunday. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from hundreds of athletes representing different parts of Kangra district, showcasing exceptional flexibility, balance, discipline, and dedication through a variety of yogasana performances.
The championship featured competitions across multiple age categories, including Sub-Junior (10–14 years), Junior (14–18 years), Senior (18–28 years), Senior-A (28–35 years), Senior-B (36–45 years), and Senior-C (45–55 years). Participants impressed the judges with their technical precision, posture control, flexibility, and confidence.
A major highlight of the event was the 2nd Para Yogasana Championship, where specially-abled athletes displayed extraordinary determination and resilience. Their inspiring performances received widespread appreciation from the audience and demonstrated that physical challenges are no barrier to excellence in sports and yoga.
Chairperson of the Jwalamukhi Municipal Council, Mrs. Som Kiran Sharma, attended the closing ceremony as the Chief Guest. Congratulating the winners and participants, she emphasized that yoga is not merely a sport but a way of life that promotes physical fitness, mental well-being, discipline, and inner peace.
She lauded the efforts of the District Yogasana Sports Association, Kangra, for organizing such a meaningful event that encourages young people to adopt yoga as a healthy lifestyle while providing a competitive platform to showcase their talent. She also encouraged the participants to continue practicing diligently and strive to represent Himachal Pradesh at national and international levels.
Speaking on the occasion, District Yogasana Sports Association Kangra President Ramteerth Sharma said that athletes who delivered outstanding performances during the championship have been selected to represent Kangra district in the upcoming State-Level Yogasana Sports Championship.
He added that the association is committed to promoting Yogasana as a competitive sport across the district through regular championships, training camps, and awareness programs. He appealed to schools, colleges, yoga institutions, coaches, and young athletes to participate in greater numbers in future competitions.
The event concluded with a prize distribution ceremony, where winners and outstanding performers were felicitated with medals and certificates. Organizers also expressed gratitude to the officials, judges, volunteers, coaches, and participants for their valuable contribution in making the championship a grand success.