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Animated Narendra Modi performs Trikonasana in video, PM shares it on social media ahead of World Yoga Day

| @indiablooms | Jun 05, 2019, at 05:33 pm

New Delhi, June 5 (IBNS): In a bid to inspire people, PM Narendra Modi on Wednesday posted a video of himself on the social media where he could be seen performing yoga.

However, it is the animated version of the PM which is performing the yoga asana that could be seen in the video.

The video is a part of an effort to inspire people to take up yoga ahead of the World Yoga Day.

In the video, the animated Modi could be seen performing Trikonasana (triangle pose).

"On 21st June, we will mark #YogaDay2019. I urge you all to make Yoga an integral part of your life and also inspire others to do the same. The benefits of Yoga are tremendous. Here is a video on Trikonasana," Modi tweeted.

 

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