The event brought together a total of 3,150 participants, including 150 persons with disabilities and 3,000 members of the university's academic community, comprising students, faculty, and staff. The initiative was designed to promote healthy living while advancing disability inclusion within higher education and community wellness activities.

Yoga is widely recognized as a holistic practice that combines physical movement, breathing techniques, and meditation. Regular practice has been associated with improved metabolism, increased oxygen circulation, enhanced flexibility, and reduced physical and mental stress. These benefits make yoga an accessible form of exercise for people of diverse ages and physical abilities.

A defining feature of the event was the active participation of 150 persons with disabilities, who practiced alongside other members of the university community. Their involvement reflected the principle that health, fitness, and recreational opportunities should be accessible to everyone regardless of physical condition.

According to the organizers, the program aimed to strengthen disability inclusion, embrace diversity within educational institutions, and expand opportunities for persons with disabilities to participate in sports and health-related activities. The event also reinforced the importance of creating an inclusive society where everyone has equal opportunities to engage in healthy lifestyles.

With a total of 3,150 participants, including 150 persons with disabilities, the event fulfilled the requirements for recognition by MURI. The record celebrates not only the scale of the gathering but also its meaningful contribution to promoting inclusivity, equal participation, and community well-being through yoga.