… Laughter Yoga was developed in India by a medical Dr. Madan Kataria.While researching the benefits of laughter, he was amazed by the number of studies showing profound physiological and psychological benefits of laughter. He decided to find a way to deliver these benefits to his patients and other people. The result is Laughter Yoga, a unique exercise routine that combines group laughter exercises with yoga breathing which allows anyone to laugh without using jokes, humor or comedies. So, leave …

Meet and network with other Urdu speakers.

A group to share your love for Pakistani Music. Attend concerts and events with us. We will showcase talent of local Pakistani Musicians and Artists. Join if you are a Pakistani Musician or one who loves Pakistani Music.

There's no Kabaddi group in NYC. There should be. Let's play in Corona Park. Sincerely, Kunal

Welcome! We started this walk (back in 2003-and we joined Meetup in 2005) because we saw so many pugs in the Bronxville village and surrounding areas. Come and meet some really great people & join the coolest-weekly pug walk around!  *Remember, "It's all about the pug"!. Just a note: Once owned by Tibetan monks, pugs made their way to Europe with the Dutch East India Company in the 1700s?the rest is history. Today, pugs are one of the most recognizable and popular breeds in the world. The pug is …

Let's meet up to share our experiences of change in our lives when we moved from India to North America. Our expectations, aspirations, dreams! Our potential, purpose and beyond... It is our Meetup, let's co-create it. Book discussions, share favorite (quick) recipes, ideas to get better organized at home and office, invite a speaker, community service... anything with a purpose. "Be the change you want for the world." Mahatma Gandhi

Manhattan needs more Indian cultural awareness and organized events for Indians to celebrate Indian cultural occasions and holidays. This group is created to form a group of people interested in joining together to formulate a strong foundation for Indian culture and a way to encourage Indians to celebrate their heritage.

A monthly event for Women's Education Project's {WEP} Circle of Light {CoL} community! Join us to learn about the latest WEP News-written by our students in India-and meet other CoL members, all while... -sipping "of the moment" bevvies and the WEP signature mango cocktail! -enjoying the great outdoors with fun runs, hikes, & picnics during the summer months! Shine a light. Become a member. And, join us for CoL 2nd Thursdays!

This group is for South Asians that are born in the US. I have been to a number of South Asians groups on meetup, and I always here people tell me they wish there was a group for people born in he US. We all want to keep our cultural links alive in the community, but we may have more in common with people who grew up here.

Yoga (Sanskrit, Pāli: योग yóga) is a physical, mental, and spiritual discipline, originating in ancient India.[1][2] The goal of yoga, or of the person practicing yoga, is the attainment of a state of perfect spiritual insight and tranquility while meditating on Supersoul.[3] The word is associated with meditative practices in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism.[4][5][6] Within Hindu philosophy, the word yoga is used to refer to one of the six orthodox (āstika) schools of Hindu philosophy.[7][8] Yog …

Ayurveda is a 5000 year old science from India which emphasizes prevention of disease through maintenance of health All life can be supported by energy in balance.  Every person has a particular pattern of energy. This is the person's individual combination of physical, mental, and emotional characteristics referred to as that persons constitution, which needs to be nurtured and protected to maintain health. Internal and external factors affect one's constitution but understanding one's personal …

  After watching the Bucket List and the Yes Man I got motivated to create this group. I am not planning on leaving this Earth anytime soon, but I wanted to try many things in life before I go. I've always wanted to....but either I said no at the opportunity or was too afraid to do so. Partial bucket list: wall climbing, Judo, fencing, zip lines, kayaking, snorkeling, riding on a jet-ski, learning to swim, wall climbing, visiting India, Tibet, Malaysia, Japan, Thailand, and Burma. I've already …