PUNE:
On the eve of International Yoga Day ( 21st june) ADI students have
demonstrated a session of Yoga - Mati Akhara at Central Park, Sky SongBird
Society here. On 16th June. They performed a unique Mati Akhara, which was
created by Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardeva, Madhavadeva and later Gurus. The 500
years old Mati akharas are very much beneficial for Body flexibility.
In the present situation, Yoga has become a holistic
approach to life. It has become more popular nowadays because people are realizing
its importance and benefits in modern life as a stress reliever to body and
mind. Even medical practitioners are also prescribing for regular practice of
Yoga.
Dr. Devika Borthakur a renowned dancer, is putting
continuous efforts to bring the beautiful aspect of Sattriya Culture to the
people of Maharashtra. It is great to see Maharashtrian students are seriously
following the healthy habits of Mati Akhara.
Audiences praised the performers for showcasing 500
years of tradition of Assam. Performers were Saanvi Phundkar, Bipanchi
Borthakur, Devashree Patil , Arundhati Konwar, Amoli Dhamapurkar
and Oshin Zade.
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