Lions Club Honors Patanjali Family for Social Service and Yoga Promotion
The Lions Club of Guna City recognized the Patanjali family for their significant contributions to social service and yoga awareness.
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Recognition for Social Service and Yoga Advocacy
In a ceremony held at Manas Bhawan in Guna on October 13, 2026, the Lions Club of Guna City honored the Patanjali family. The award was presented during the closing ceremony of their Service Week for their remarkable contributions to social service and public awareness regarding yoga.
The Patanjali family was bestowed with the 'Seva Dharma Samman V Samarpan' (Service of Duty Award and Dedication). The chief guest and speaker at the event, Dr. Ajay Khemariya, presented a letter of honor to the Patanjali family, commending their commitment to society and their role in promoting yoga.
“Social service rendered selflessly and making people aware of a healthy lifestyle is an extremely virtuous act,” stated Dr. Khemariya.
Patanjali Family's Dedication Celebrated
A large number of yoga practitioners and workers were present at the award ceremony, including Krishn Yogendra Singh Raghuvanshi, State In-charge of Patanjali family, Guna; Ashok Trivedi, State Executive Member; Sudha Trivedi, State In-charge of Women's Patanjali Yoga Committee; Dr. M.K. Biswas; Premchand Karolia, District In-charge; Chandrapal Singh Chauhan; Rajesh Srivastava; Arvind Srivastava; and Sanjay Verma.
This honor symbolizes the collective efforts of yoga teachers, practitioners, women, and all supporters who have significantly contributed to bringing yoga into every home and spreading public awareness about healthy living. It also celebrates the resolve, inspired by Yogrishi Swami Ramdev, to make yoga accessible to all.
Promoting Social Unity and Service
At the conclusion of the program, on behalf of the Patanjali family, Guna, gratitude was expressed to all the office bearers, organizers, and supporters of the Lions Club Guna City. The event was organized with the aim of promoting social unity and a spirit of service, and the active participation of local organizations made it a success.
Members of the Patanjali family viewed this honor as a significant milestone in raising societal awareness about yoga.