Knee pain? PM Modi shares 'Bhadrasana' for strengthening joints

Knee pain is a common problem that affects people of all ages and occupations. From athletes to office workers, anyone can experience discomfort and difficulty in daily activities due to knee pain. In recent times, there has been a surge in people seeking alternative and natural methods to manage their knee pain, and one such solution has been shared by none other than the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi ahead of International Yoga Day 2024. Earlier, he has shared AI-generated videos of him performing 'Tadasana' and 'Vrikshasana'.
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Knee pain? PM Modi shares 'Bhadrasana' for strengthening joints

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Knee pain? PM Modi shares 'Bhadrasana' for strengthening joints


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