The programme began at 5:00 am and featured a guided wellness session conducted by Ministry of AYUSH-certified yoga expert Ms Shefali Khullar. Participants were introduced to various yoga postures, mindful movement practices and breathing exercises, with special emphasis on maintaining correct posture and adopting proper techniques.
The event also included interactive question-and-answer sessions, wellness-themed quizzes and discussions on healthy lifestyle practices, creating an engaging and informative atmosphere for attendees. To ensure convenience and comfort, Group 108 made special arrangements for participants and provided refreshments throughout the programme.
“The Wellness Edit” was organised and curated in association with Marathon Sports Hub. The initiative reflected Group 108’s belief that vibrant communities are built not only through quality developments but also through programmes that promote healthier and more balanced ways of living.
Dr. Amish Bhutani, Managing Director of Group 108, said that in an increasingly fast-paced world, reconnecting with oneself has become more important than ever. He stated that yoga offers a simple yet powerful approach to achieving balance, clarity and inner harmony. He said the objective behind “The Wellness Edit” was to create an inspiring experience that encouraged people to adopt healthier habits and celebrate the spirit of International Yoga Day. He added that the enthusiastic response from participants was encouraging and reaffirmed Group 108’s commitment to nurturing communities through a culture of health and overall well-being.
Sanchit Bhutani, Managing Director of Group 108, said the energy and enthusiasm displayed by participants made the event particularly memorable. He noted that individuals from different backgrounds gathered at dawn with a shared intention of beginning the day mindfully. He stated that spaces become meaningful when they foster connections and positively influence everyday life. According to him, wellness is no longer an occasional pursuit but an essential aspect of how people choose to live and engage with their communities. He said initiatives such as “The Wellness Edit” are aimed at promoting conscious living and creating experiences that offer value beyond the physical environment.
The event served as a reminder of the importance of integrating wellness into daily life and encouraged participants to take meaningful steps towards long-term physical and mental fitness. Through the initiative, Group 108 reinforced its vision of creating high-quality developments that address the changing needs of the modern world. Focused on developing world-class commercial destinations and information technology and information technology-enabled services spaces that reflect design excellence and international standards, the company continues to emphasise quality, transparency and long-term value while setting new benchmarks in the commercial real estate sector.
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