Chennai: On the second International Yoga Day on Tuesday, a woman advocate in Tamil Nadu is progressing to set a world record for continuous performance of yoga asanas or exercises.
KP Ranjana, 34, an advocate by profession and a martial art student, is moving towards setting a record of continuous performance of asanas for 53 hours.
Ranjana hails from the temple town of Kanchipuram, around 75 km from Chennai.
He said Ranjana was expected to complete her feat at 3 pm on Tuesday.
He said Ranjana has been taking only fruit juice since June 19 when she started her yoga performance.
KP Ranjana, 34, an advocate by profession and a martial art student, is moving towards setting a record of continuous performance of asanas for 53 hours.
Ranjana hails from the temple town of Kanchipuram, around 75 km from Chennai.
He said Ranjana was expected to complete her feat at 3 pm on Tuesday.
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He said Ranjana has been taking only fruit juice since June 19 when she started her yoga performance.
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