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Last year, the entire world came together answer India's call for millets. This year the world has answered India's call to celebrate International Yoga day, PM Modi said while addresses the International Yoga day celebrations at the UN headquarters in New York. He added that it is an ancient Indian tradition. It is free from copyrights, Patents and royalties. It is dynamic and adaptable to age and gender.
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First Published: Jun 21 2023 | 8:19 AM IST