Outstanding achievements of yoga students celebrated

Muscat: Vyaniti Yoga celebrated the outstanding achievements of four of its students who brought pride to their respective countries by winning medals at the 1st World Yogasana Championship 2026, held in Ahmedabad, India, from 4th to 8th June 2026.

For over 30 years, Vyaniti Yoga has been one of the pioneering yoga institutions in the Sultanate of Oman, dedicated to promoting authentic yoga, holistic wellness, and excellence in Yogasana. 

Founded by Prema Nagesh, the institution has trained thousands of students across all age groups, organized numerous yoga workshops, wellness programmes, competitions, and community initiatives, and has consistently inspired the values of discipline, health, and lifelong learning through yoga.

One of Vyaniti Yoga’s landmark achievements came in 2018, when it successfully organized a Limca Book of Records event in Oman, where more than 500 participants performed 108 rounds of Surya Namaskar together at a single venue. This remarkable accomplishment remains one of the largest Surya Namaskar events conducted outside India and reflects Vyaniti Yoga’s long-standing commitment to spreading the practice of yoga at both community and international levels.

The success of its students at the World Yogasana Championship is another proud milestone in this continuing journey. The main reason for success is not just participation but years of practice .

Medal winners

Olimuthu Rani Navamani (Sultanate of Oman) competed in the Senior B Category (35–45 years) and won two Silver Medals in the Twisting and Traditional categories. She had also achieved remarkable success at the Asian Yogasana Championship 2025, winning one Gold Medal and two Silver Medals.

Mahua Mandal (Sultanate of Oman) participated in the Senior C Category (45–55 years) and secured one Silver Medal in the Traditional category and one Bronze Medal in the Twisting category.

Sreya Nagasubramanian (Sultanate of Oman) represented the Senior Category (18–28 years) and won two Bronze Medals—one in the Twisting category and another in the Rhythmic Pair event.

Kamini (New Zealand) competed in the Senior C Category (45 years and above) and earned two Bronze Medals, demonstrating dedication, perseverance, and excellence on the world stage.

These achievements are the result of months and years of disciplined training, determination, and unwavering commitment to Yogasana. 

Vyaniti Yoga is immensely proud of all its athletes for representing their countries with grace, confidence, and sportsmanship.