In the latest version of Maan Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted a notable festival of International Day in one of the most prestigious places in India, which was a Chenab rail bridge in Rasi, Jammu and Kashmir.
The bridge, known as the world’s highest railway arch bridge, serves as a surprising and symbolic site for the yoga phenomenon, which captures the spirit of unity and welfare that represents Yoga Day.
The event was organized by District Administration Rasi under the leadership of Deputy Commissioner Nidhi Malik. With enthusiastic participation from local residents, officers and yoga doctors, the program was a great success. The background of the Chenb Bridge set against the dramatic Himalayan landscape introduced a powerful visual representation of the relationship between physical health, natural beauty and national pride.
DC Rasi Nisi Malik insisted that this important occasion mentioned by the Prime Minister in Maan Ki Baat is a matter of great pride for the Rasi district. This not only reflects the commitment of the local administration for the national initiative, but also has the ability to start infrastructure and geography in positive engagement occasions. Manyata re -presents on the national stage and highlights its ability as a center for innovative and meaningful public events.
Beyond national recognition, this incident is expected to have significant impact on the future of the district. Rasi is already provoked by attractions like tourism, already Vaishno Devi Shrine and Chenb Bridge, it is likely to achieve adequate boost. With increasing interest in wellness tourism and adventure travel, such incidents promote the district as a destination that combines spiritual, physical and visible experiences. This may increase economic opportunities for local communities, including employment generation in tourism, hospitality and allied sectors.
The success of this unique yoga event is a milestone for the Rasi district and serves as an inspirational example for other areas for the purpose of mixing culture, welfare and tourism. The district administration’s effort to make this incident a reality has not only brought pride for Jammu and Kashmir, but has also established a benchmark for imaginative and influential public engagement.
