Fit India : Holistic Health Care for Quality Life The book deals with the various dimensions of holistic health. The book contains articles on general health, nutrition and food habit, disease-free society, lifestyle disorder, yoga for a perfect life, 000000000synchronizing lifestyle with spirituality, stress management, peace, happiness and harmony, work responsibility and health management. The contributors of this book belong to various fields like academicians, doctors, administrators and researchers. This book covers a vast knowledge to lead a quality life by incorporating simple rules of healthy life for self, family and society.

Explore the 'Fit India Book' designed for the 1st Semester under Bihar NEP, aligning with the Uniform Syllabus as per the National Education Policy (NEP 2020). This book caters to the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme, ensuring it complies with the curriculum standards applicable to all universities in Bihar. Stay fit in your academic journey with this comprehensive resource.

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