Kapalabhati: Keep the waist straight in Kapalabhati and sit in Siddhasana and keep both hands in the Jana Mudra. Exhale rapidly through the nose and pull the stomach in and out. Keep in mind that do not take breath, only leave. This will automatically inhale. Benefits: Helps to eject toxins from the body. Asthma, weight loss, constipation, acidity, stomach diseases are away. Increases immunity and cleans the respiratory tract. Helps to activate the brain. • Bhastrika: The literal meaning of Bhastrika is the blower. Sounding like a blower, pure air is taken in and impure air is thrown out. Sitting in Siddhasana, keep neck and back straight. Breathe in fast and release. Keep in mind that flatulence should be taken while inhaling and contraction should be done while exhaling. Benefits: Increases lung function. Vata, Pitta, removes the defects of Kapha. Obesity, asthma and respiratory diseases are away. It is also beneficial in nervous diseases. • Ujjayi Pranayama: Sitt...
The "Bhārat Gaṇarājya" (भारत गणराज्य Bhārat Gaṇrājya (Hunterian), short: Bhārat, also spelled as Bhārata) and its transliteration "Republic of India" (short: India) are the official names adopted by the Government of India in the Hindi and English languages respectively.[1] The official names as set down in article 1 of the Indian constitution are: Hindi: भारत (Bhārat) English: India