Ira Tirvedi is a Master of Yoga who holds the highest training- the Acharya training from the Sivananda Yoga vedanta Centre. Ira has studied and taught yoga around the world, and was part of the team leading the first International Day of Yoga (June 21, 2015) at Rajpath, New Delhi, attended by the Prime Minister of India and the Chief Minister of Delhi, along with many national and international dignitaries. It was here that 35,000 people did yoga together, which broke the Guinness world record for the largest yoga class, with 35,985 people performing the ancient Indian discipline at once. Ira has a keen interest in Hindu philosophy and vedanta. She conducts workshops on yoga with news channels like News 24, NDTv, India Today Group, NewsX and IBN7. Ira is also the founder of Namami Yoga, a NGO that aspires to teach yoga to underprivileged children.