Jun 16, 2021

Noida, Uttar Pradesh Jun 16, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - To promote the importance of Yoga in day-to-day life on the occasion of International Yoga Day -21st June 2021, We Are The Writers (WATW), India's leading content writing agency is organizing a week-long (16th June - 21st June) Virtual Yoga Festival "Breathe In, Breathe Out" to promote Yoga amongst youth.
The event is supported by stars including footballer Shubho Paul who is the first Indian to make its way into the FC Bayern Munich world U-19 squad. Shubho commented, "Yoga teaches us to be balanced, be poised and disciplined. It makes your body fit enough to perform moves. It also trains your mind to be fit and steady."
Famous Youtuber Rajesh Kumar (popularly known as Noida Boy Dalbeer) formerly with the channel Nazar Battu (3.9 million subscribers) is also in praise of the event. Rajesh said, "Yoga is a blessing given to the human body by self, which helps us in maintaining a healthy lifestyle."
The virtual event consists of three different contests mainly Photography Competition - The participant can send a pose of themselves performing Yoga, Reels Competition - The participants can send a short video of performing a Yoga asana & an Essay Writing Competition in which the participants can write a short essay on the importance of Yoga.
The online event has already witnessed hundreds of participants from India and abroad sending pictures, videos, and texts on the importance of Yoga in a person's day-to-day life. Several Yoga Instagram influencers also participated in the event including Jenna from Edmonton Canada, Surbhi Paltani, and Shubhangi Daga from New Delhi, India.
About WATW:
WATW is a leading content writing agency that provides a myriad range of services including writing, designing & development, marketing & branding, and consultation. Founded in 2019 by Sayantini Bhandari and Udit Bhan, WATW consists of a group of professionals who are prime entities in creating and composing content that comes to the quest for your business and boundaries.
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