Baba Ramdev To Visit US And Canada

Darpan News Desk IANS, 13 Aug, 2016 01:55 PM

Yoga guru Ramdev will participate in the annual 70th Independence Day Parade to be held in New York this month and hold yoga camps in the US city of Houston.

Mr Ramdev has been invited by the Federation of Indian Association (FIA) to be the guest of honour for their Independence Day Parade in New York on August 21, a media release said.

As part of his North American tour, he will also visit Ontario in Canada on August 19 and 20 and Houston on August 23 to address yoga instructors and yoga practitioners on Vedic Holistic Living.

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