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Bitten by the yoga bug, corporate boardrooms are turning into studios to celebrate Yoga Day

Corporate India, start-ups, retail chains are all warming up to join Modi on International Yoga Day

Third International Yoga Day
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Youngsters take part in a Yoga Session on the eve of International Yoga Day at Lodhi Garden in New Delhi.

Karan Choudhury New Delhi
For Rajat Bansal, a 26-year-old coder with a National Capital Region-based tech major, Wednesday is going to be taxing. Reaching home on most nights about 10, Bansal would have to wake up at 4:30on Wednesday morning and be at the office lawns in a track suit by 6 to be part of his company’s International Yoga Day celebrations.
 
His company, in a corporate email, has made it mandatory for all employees to be part of the event and promised a morning of “relaxation”, a free yoga mat and of course healthy refreshments.
 
Bitten by the yoga

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