Research
Advancing the scientific study of yoga by integrating classical yogic wisdom with modern research methodologies. Exploring yoga's benefits for holistic health through scientific validation.
Dedicated to publishing high-quality research, scholarly articles, and thought leadership across disciplines. Committed to advancing academic excellence through rigorous research and peer-reviewed scholarship.

The scientific approach to yoga research was first initiated by Shri Yogendraji in 1918 with the establishment of the world’s first organized yoga research center—marking a transformative shift from traditional practice to systematic study. His pioneering vision laid the foundation for understanding yoga not only as a spiritual discipline but also as a practical science that could be studied, documented, and applied for holistic well-being.
This legacy was thoughtfully advanced by Dr. Jayadeva Yogendra and Dr. Hansa Yogendra, who brought depth and structure to the therapeutic applications of yoga. Their work focused on integrating yogic principles with modern medical science, making yoga accessible as a preventive and curative tool for various physical, mental, and psychosomatic conditions.
Organised research contributions across therapeutic, educational, and indological studies.
Driving innovation in yoga through science, tradition, and a commitment to holistic well-being.
Focused areas that shape our commitment to holistic health, scientific research, and yogic wisdom.
Advancing the scientific study of yoga by integrating classical yogic wisdom with modern research methodologies. Exploring yoga's benefits for holistic health through scientific validation.
Creating awareness about yoga and its benefits through workshops, publications, events, and community initiatives—encouraging individuals to adopt a healthier and more conscious lifestyle.
Disseminating authentic and research-backed knowledge on yoga to the public, making scientific insights and traditional teachings accessible, understandable, and relevant to modern life.