UP govt makes Y-break yoga mandatory in offices for well-being
July 7, 2025
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Y-Break Yoga: New mandate for government offices in Uttar Pradesh to promote daily well-being

Ahead of International Yoga Day, the UP government has mandated daily Y-Break Yoga sessions in all government offices to reduce stress and boost employee well-being. The initiative aims to make yoga a part of daily life through digital tools, public campaigns, and community engagement.

by WEB DESK
Jun 27, 2025, 11:00 am IST
in Bharat, Uttar Pradesh
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The Uttar Pradesh government has launched a unique initiative to promote wellness among its workforce. In a new directive issued ahead of the global event, all government offices in the state will now conduct a daily session of Y-Break Yoga to help employees manage stress and stay healthy during working hours.

This initiative follows the guidelines of the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, which advocates for integrating short yoga breaks into everyday office routines. The goal is to make yoga not just a one-day event but a regular part of life, starting with the workplace.

What is Y-Break Yoga?

Y-Break Yoga is a specially designed short yoga session meant for people working in office or desk-bound environments. It lasts for just 5 to 10 minutes and includes gentle yoga postures, breathing exercises, and mindfulness techniques. The focus is on easing stiffness in the neck, lower back, and spine, as well as relieving mental fatigue. The practice helps employees return to their tasks with renewed energy, improved concentration, and a calmer mindset.

The state government’s aim goes beyond government offices. The larger mission is to integrate yoga into the daily lives of both employees and the general public. To achieve this, the government is promoting several digital tools and platforms such as:

  • Namaste Yoga App
  • Y-Break App
  • Yoga Calendar
  • Yoga Glossary

These resources are being made widely available to encourage people to easily adopt yoga in their personal routines.

To spread awareness about Y-Break Yoga and other yoga practices, the government plans to run widespread publicity campaigns. Various non-governmental organizations (NGOs) will also be roped in to organize Common Yoga Protocol (CYP) workshops and online training sessions.

Additionally, the initiative will involve Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) to promote community-level yoga in neighborhoods and housing colonies. This is expected to foster a culture of collective well-being and fitness among residents.

This initiative marks a significant change in the way wellness is being integrated into daily life across Uttar Pradesh. By making Y-Break Yoga a regular part of government office routines, the state government is not only promoting employee well-being but also setting an example for other sectors to follow. The underlying message is strong: yoga should become a daily habit, not just a once-a-year celebration.

Topics: Y-Break YogaNamaste Yoga AppUP governmentMinistry of AYUSHYogi Government
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