New Delhi, 27 May 2025: The Federation of Hotel and Restaurant Associations of India (FHRAI), in collaboration with the Blossom Kochhar College of Creative Arts & Design (BKCCAD) and with the support of the Ministry of Ayush, Government of India, successfully hosted a special ‘Harit Yoga’ session at BKCCAD in Greater Kailash, New Delhi. The event aimed to blend wellness and environmental consciousness through the practice of yoga, reinforcing the shared vision of holistic health and sustainable living.
The session promoted the principles of wellness and environmental harmony through yoga, aligning with India’s broader vision of holistic health and sustainable living. Harit Yoga is one of the ten flagship initiatives envisioned by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, symbolising the confluence of individual well-being and environmental sustainability.
As part of the Harit Yoga initiative, saplings were also distributed to participants as a symbolic gesture of growth, responsibility, and environmental stewardship. This thoughtful act resonated with the core message of the session, fostering a personal and collective commitment to a greener planet.
The event was inaugurated by Dr. Blossom Kochhar, Chairperson of Blossom Kochhar Group of Companies, who led the opening yoga session. Speaking on the occasion, she said, “Harit Yoga is not just an exercise, but a lifestyle. It encourages a deeper connection with our body, mind, and the environment. Through this initiative, we hope to nurture mindfulness and ecological awareness in every participant.”
Ms. Samantha Kochhar, Managing Director, Blossom Kochhar Group of Companies,, emphasized the importance of wellness in the creative industry. She remarked, “At BKCCAD, we believe creativity blossoms in a healthy, conscious body. Harit Yoga is a timely reminder that balance and self-care are essential companions to artistic expression.”
Representing FHRAI, Ms. Payal Swami, Assistant Secretary General, highlighted the significance of wellness within the hospitality sector. She noted, “With increasing stress and lifestyle-related issues, initiatives like Harit Yoga play a key role in encouraging hospitality professionals to prioritise their well-being and that of their guests.”
The event saw enthusiastic participation from students, faculty, wellness practitioners, and members of the hospitality community. FHRAI reiterated its commitment to supporting such initiatives that contribute to a healthier and greener India.
