For Rohir Naik, being part of the celebration was an enriching experience. He spoke about the  growing awareness of wellness and the need to prioritise physical and mental health  in an increasingly technology-driven environment. He discussed how modern work cultures often demand long hours, high productivity and constant connectivity, making self-care more important than ever. He further quotes, “Our honourable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, has also taken this great initiative to promote yoga, as it is an integral part of life, and even 20 minutes of daily practice can make a meaningful difference to our health and well-being. In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining a balance between work, life and health is essential.” He appreciated the organisers, Times of India, for this initiative and encouraging more people to embrace yoga as a way of life.

The event also served as a reminder that true progress extends beyond professional success and includes nurturing a healthy mind and body. Initiatives like International Yoga Day inspire communities to adopt positive lifestyle habits, strengthen social connections and promote collective well-being.

By participating in such initiatives, Rohir Naik continues to support programmes that encourage holistic development and community engagement. The celebration at V. M. Salgaocar College of Law stood as a reminder to the power of yoga in bringing people together and inspiring a healthier, more mindful society.