Yoga, Meditation and Pranayama Session Held at PIMS Udaipur
Udaipur, October 15: A special session on yoga, meditation, pranayama and healthy lifestyle practices was organised at Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Umarda, Udaipur, on Thursday.
Lalit Paneri, General Manager of Shri Life Foundation, said that Shri Yogi Tanuj Bawa Guru conducted the session, providing guidance on maintaining a healthy lifestyle and leading participants through Shri Yoga and Shri Meditation practices.
Around 300 MBBS students and medical professionals participated in the programme.

Medical Faculty and Students Participate
The session was attended by PIMS Principal Dr Kishan Lal Dhanak, Medical Superintendent Dr Sarita Kant, Senior Professor Dr Chandra Mathur, Academic Director Dr Dilip Kumar Pareek, Cardiologist Dr Umesh Swarnakar and Head of Pharmacology Dr Chintan Doshi, along with other medical professionals and students.
The programme focused on yoga, meditation and lifestyle guidance, giving participants an opportunity to learn and practise techniques aimed at supporting a healthy routine.
PIMS Administration Felicitates Guests
At the conclusion of the session, the college administration expressed its gratitude to Shri Yogi Tanuj Guru, co-founder Shashi Sharma and Director Ashish Sharma by presenting them with traditional uparna.
The administration also invited Shri Life Foundation to organise similar useful programmes from time to time.
Students thanked the college and the foundation for introducing the initiative, saying it would help make their work easier. They also appreciated Shri Yogi Tanuj Guru for conducting the session.
The programme was coordinated by Dr Sonali Kukreja and Dr Siya Gumber.
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