Hindu Council celebrates UN International Yoga Day
On the occasion of the first World Yoga Day, Hindu Council of Australia in collaboration with Hindu Swayamsevak Snagh and OFBJP Australia teamed up with a number of Yoga schools 
and community organizations to celebrate the historic event on June 21st 2015. Since then, Hindu Council has been helping organize and celebrate International Yoga Day every year. A number of programs are arranged for the day in all major cities of Australia, where experienced Yoga teachers conduct free classes on the occasion.
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