YSR Congress president Y S Jaganmohan Reddy,
who opposed the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh, plans to resume his
'Odarpu Yatra' (tour to console people) in Telangana and address a
public meeting in Khammam district soon, sources said. A decision to
this effect was taken at the Telangana district co-ordinators' review
meeting chaired by Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy, sources said. "He plans to
undertake his unfinished 'Odarpu Yatra' tour to all nine Telangana
districts, except Khammam, which he has already visited," YSRCP
spokesperson Gattu Ramachandra Rao told reporters here today. Dates and
tour details would be announced shortly, he said,
dismissing "propaganda" that the YSRCP had no base in the Telangana
region. Jaganmohan Reddy plans to "console" about 250 families in the
Telangana region, which would begin with a public meeting at Khammam, he
said. Jaganmohan had originally undertaken his tour to console
families of those who died of shock after the death of the late Y S
Rajasekhara Reddy. His tour had faced stiff resistance from rival
political parties and others in Telangana, due to the demand for
separate statehood in the region. Since a decision has been taken on
separate statehood for Telangana, the focus should now shift towards
development and YSRCP is going ahead on those lines, the spokesperson
said.
With the stage set for International Yoga Day this Sunday, yoga asanas were performed mid-air at 35,000 feet above the sea-level, arguably the first time ever! The asanas called Upayoga or useful yoga were performed as a trial-run aboard the Delhi-Guwahati and Guwahati-Delhi flights of budget airline SpiceJet with over 180 passengers and crew. The Gurgaon-based carrier has teamed up with Isha Foundation of Sadhguru to conduct mid-air yoga sessions on its select Boeing flights on Sunday, which is being observed as International Yoga Day. Talking about the yogic postures demonstrated, Gita, a teacher with the Isha Foundation said the session was designed to reduce stress for passengers who travel long hours. "These are safe, simple postures which can be done by anyone, and can be practiced anytime and anywhere. They help in relieving stress accumulated in the upper neck and spine region," Gita told PTI. The passengers on board, who had no clue about the onboard yoga demonstr...
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