The mantra of Yoga resonates across the seven seas, a grand festival of Yoga is being celebrated in this city of America.

New Delhi: Governor of the American state of Delaware, Matthew Mayer, has announced to celebrate ‘International Day of Yoga’ in his entire state on June 21, 2026. With this historic decision, Governor Mayor has appealed to all the citizens of the state to include yoga in their daily routine for physical and mental well-being. Governor Mayor said that the United Nations had recognized June 21 as International Yoga Day in 2014.

American respect for ancient Indian tradition

Governor Matthew Meyer explained the importance of yoga in his official state manifesto. He said that yoga is an ancient tradition of India. Which is 5,000 years old. According to Governor Mayor, Yoga is not just a physical exercise, but it is a scientific method of establishing balance between the mind, body and soul of man. It helps in making our health better and healthy.

United Nations and historical background

Governor Mayor said that the United Nations had recognized June 21 as International Yoga Day in 2014. This proposal was put forward by India and 175 countries around the world supported it. From then till today, this day is celebrated with great pomp every year across the world.

solution to modern stress

Governor Mayor said that in today’s time when people are facing a lot of stress and challenges, yoga plays an important role. It not only increases our physical ability, but also keeps our mind calm and stable. He said that yoga promotes brotherhood and peace in the society along with our personal development.

Celebration from Delaware to Times Square

This year, many Yoga Day events are being organized in Delaware. The main objective of these events is to connect local citizens with health and mental peace. A big program is also being organized at Times Square in New York. Which was headed by Dr. H.R. Nagendra is doing it. This event is showcasing the importance of Indian Yoga on the global platform in collaboration with the Indian Consulate.