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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked world leaders to start a U.N. International Yoga Day. He was speaking aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith the U.N. General Assembly aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith New York. It was his very first speech aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith the 193-member General Assembly. He spoke aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith the benefits aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith yoga, saying it was good aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith the mind and body, and could also help climate change. He said yoga provides harmony aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith humans and nature, and is "an invaluable gift" aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith India's 5,000-year-old culture. Modi said: "It is not aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith exercise, but to discover the sense aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith oneness with yourself, the world and the nature." He added: "By changing our lifestyle and creating consciousness, it can help us deal aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith climate change."

Many doctors and people aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith the medical community say yoga is a good way to stay physically and mentally healthy. Yoga makes you focus aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith exercise, breathing and meditation. A lot aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith research says it can help people aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith heart disease, high blood pressure and lower back pain. Studies also say yoga can improve our mood, reduce stress and make us sleep better. However, there is also research that says people need to be careful when doing yoga. Wikipedia says: "An extensive survey aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith yoga practitioners aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith Australia showed that aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith 20 per cent had suffered some physical injury while practicing yoga." A World Yoga Day already exists. It was started aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith the world-yoga-day.org website aboutatbetweenbyforfrominofonwith 2007.