Satvik Bhattacharya, a son of a poor family from Kotulpur in Bankura district, has achieved remarkable success in yoga and is now at the center of discussion in the area. Through hard practice and dedication from a young age, she mastered yoga and gradually started showing her skills in the competitive field as well. Photo and information by Nilanjan Banerjee.

It is said that he has achieved this recognition by participating in an international world record program recently. According to the certificate received, his name was recorded as a participant in the world record attempt for the largest number of people participating in yoga in one day. He also got this recognition by holding a difficult pose.

In this context, Satvik himself, who is in his twenties, said, “Had a world record for holding a difficult yoga pose for the longest time. Received the title of Dr.” His comments created renewed curiosity and increased interest in his success.

Apart from this, the certificate mentions that he received an honorary doctorate for his contribution to Sattvic Yoga. He has been recognized as a national and international level Yoga player in this award given by the concerned organization and has also mentioned winning multiple gold medals.

Satvik’s family said his practice did not stop despite financial difficulties. Despite his limited ability, family members encouraged him regularly. Neighbors say discipline and concentration were noticeable in him from childhood, which laid the foundation for today’s success.

An atmosphere of joy has been created in the entire Bankura district including Kotulpur. Many people think that even the talents of rural Bengal can achieve international standards if given the opportunity and infrastructure – Satvik Bhattacharya is a shining example of that.