Which one of the following is the theme of the International Day of Yoga 2021?
- (a)Yoga at home and yoga with family
- (b)Yoga for climate action
- (c)Yoga for well-being
- (d)Yoga for peace
Correct — C, Yoga for well-being. The theme of the seventh International Day of Yoga, observed on 21 June 2021, was 'Yoga for well-being', chosen to highlight yoga's role in physical and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic. 'Yoga at home and yoga with family' was in fact the 2020 theme, not the 2021 one. So the 2021 theme is option (c).
- (a)Yoga at home and yoga with family — That was the theme of the 2020 International Day of Yoga, not the 2021 one — an easy year to mix up.
- (b)Yoga for climate action — This was not the theme adopted for 2021.
- (d)Yoga for peace — This was not the 2021 theme either.
The International Day of Yoga is observed on 21 June every year, following a 2014 UN resolution adopted on India's initiative. The 2021 theme was 'Yoga for well-being', reflecting the pandemic focus on physical and mental health.
The 2020 theme ('Yoga at Home and Yoga with Family') is the tempting distractor for anyone who recalls the pandemic-era phrasing but mixes up the two years.
- The International Day of Yoga is observed on 21 June, following a 2014 UN resolution on India's proposal.
- The 2021 theme was 'Yoga for well-being'.
- The 2020 theme had been 'Yoga at Home and Yoga with Family'.
- The date 21 June was chosen as the summer solstice, the longest day in the Northern Hemisphere.

- Confusing the 2020 and 2021 themes.
- Assuming a climate or peace theme by default.
Recall of a year-specific theme — match 2021 to 'Yoga for well-being' and rule out the 2020 phrasing.
No directly related past PYQ was found.
- practice — not a real PYQ
On which date is the International Day of Yoga observed every year?
- (a)21 May
- (b)21 June
- (c)21 April
- (d)21 July
Answer(b) 21 June — the summer solstice.
- practice — not a real PYQ
In which year did the UN General Assembly adopt the resolution declaring the International Day of Yoga?
- (a)2012
- (b)2014
- (c)2016
- (d)2015
Answer(b) 2014 — the first observance followed in 2015.