Haryana Mandates Sit-ups in Schools, Calls It 'Super Brain Yoga'
As a part of the State School Education Board pilot project, students will now have to do 14 sit-ups every day.
Bhiwani, July 5: In line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's concerted efforts to push for Yoga, Haryana School Education Board on Thursday made sit-ups compulsory during the morning assembly, contending that it will be a "super yoga for the brain". As a part of the State School Education Board pilot project, students will now have to do 14 sit-ups every day. How Yoga Can Help School Kids Relieve Anxiety.
Speaking to ANI, Education Board Secretary Rajeev Kumar, said: "Students will do sit-ups with hands on their ears during the morning assembly. This will sharpen their brain and help in retainment of the memory.
"The project will be kick-started in Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan School in Bhiwani district on a pilot basis. Students will start to perform 'super brain yoga' in the next few days after schools reopen Monday onwards."This will not be levied as a punishment. It is super brain yoga. It has been scientifically proven that it increases brain efficiency," he added.
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