Gayatri Parivar chief Pranav Pandya today appealed to its volunteers to not just perform yogic postures to mark International yoga day on June 21 but also plant a sapling each and vow to nourish it.
"Health and environmental conservation must go hand in hand because we can't think of having a healthy body without a healthy environment," he said.
Four thousand Gayatri centres across the country have been divided into nine zones and 111 sub zones to hold these camps on a big scale where the participants will plant a sapling each after performing the yog asanas, a release from the Haridwar-headquartered organisation said.
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