YOG AYOG Madhya Pradesh, in association with Yogmitra Abhiyaan, Nagar Nigam Indore, has set a record for the “Maximum People Performing Bhramari Pranayama Simultaneously,” with a total of 10,034 participants taking part at a single venue.
The large-scale yoga initiative brought thousands of people together to perform Bhramari Pranayama at the same time, promoting the values of health, wellness, unity and social inclusion.
A total of 10,034 participants joined the record-setting session and performed Bhramari Pranayama simultaneously. The event demonstrated the power of collective participation while highlighting yoga as a practice that can bring people together across different age groups and backgrounds. The massive turnout transformed the session into a striking display of coordination, discipline and community spirit.
Bhramari Pranayama, commonly known as the humming bee breathing technique, is a well-known yogic breathing practice associated with relaxation and mindfulness. Through the initiative, organisers aimed to encourage participants to make yoga and breathing exercises a regular part of their daily routine and to spread awareness about the role of such practices in supporting overall well-being.
Beyond the numerical achievement, the programme carried a broader message of unity, inclusion and harmony. By bringing together more than 10,000 people in a single synchronized yoga activity, the event reflected a collective commitment towards building a healthier and more connected society. With 10,034 people performing Bhramari Pranayama simultaneously, YOG AYOG Madhya Pradesh and Yogmitra Abhiyaan, Nagar Nigam Indore, have established a notable record while promoting wellness, social inclusion and community participation through yoga.
