New Delhi, 18 June 2025: Reinforcing its commitment to holistic well-being and environmental consciousness, the Federation of Hotel and Restaurant Associations of India (FHRAI), in collaboration with Jiva Ayurveda and with the support of the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, organised a special edition of ‘Harit Yoga’ at Jiva Public School, Faridabad. The early morning event brought together over 60+ participants, including students, wellness advocates, yoga instructors, and members of the hospitality industry, for a rejuvenating hour of guided yoga and mindful reflection.
The session, held from 6:30 AM to 7:30 AM, guided participants through a calming sequence of asanas and breathing practices, encouraging a deeper connection with self and surroundings. The atmosphere was serene and supportive, perfectly suited for reflection, mindfulness and gentle physical activity.
A key highlight of the Harit Yoga initiative was the symbolic plantation drive. Saplings were distributed to all attendees, reinforcing the message that yoga is not only a tool for inner well-being but also a reminder of our shared responsibility to protect and nurture the planet. This green gesture echoed the core philosophy of Harit Yoga, wellness rooted in sustainability.
Speaking at the event, Mr. Madhusudan Chauhan, CEO of Jiva Ayurveda, added, “Ayurveda and Yoga are two of India’s most powerful contributions to global wellness. Events like Harit Yoga not only strengthen the body but also help people return to a more balanced, sustainable way of life. We’re pleased to partner with FHRAI to promote these values.”
Echoing this sentiment, Ms. Payal Swami, Assistant Secretary General at FHRAI, said, “In today’s fast-paced world, especially within hospitality, it’s easy to overlook self-care. Harit Yoga reminds us to slow down and realign with what truly matters, our health and our environment. We’re proud to support such initiatives that bring holistic well-being into everyday life.”
Senior members of FHRAI, including Mr. Rajeev Verma, AGM Finance; Mr. Girish, Manager Finance; and Mr. Vineet Kapoor, Senior Manager MRC, were also present and actively participated in the event, highlighting the organisation’s internal culture of wellness and environmental responsibility.
The Harit Yoga session was met with enthusiasm and appreciation from all attendees. FHRAI reaffirmed its commitment to taking this initiative to more institutions and hospitality spaces across India, further strengthening the connection between individual health, sustainability and community well-being.
