Ganga Nandini is a yogacharya, environmental advocate, and international speaker whose work bridges yoga, spirituality, sustainability, and social impact. She believes yoga is far more than a physical practice—it is a pathway to inner resilience, compassionate leadership, and conscious living.
Based in Rishikesh, India, Ganga serves at Parmarth Niketan, one of the world’s leading spiritual institutions, where she is the Deputy Director of the International Yoga Festival. For more than a decade, she has guided practitioners from around the world through classical yoga, pranayama, meditation, mindfulness, mantra, and yogic lifestyle, making these timeless teachings practical and accessible for modern life.
As Director of the Global Interfaith WASH Alliance, Ganga works with faith leaders, governments, and international organizations to advance water stewardship, environmental protection, public health, and women’s empowerment. Inspired by the holy and sacred River Ganga and the principle of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam—The World is One Family—she encourages individuals and communities to embrace yoga as a way of living that nurtures personal wellbeing, environmental responsibility, and compassionate action.
Areas of Focus
- Classical Hatha Yoga
- Pranayama and Breath Awareness
- Meditation and Mindfulness
- Yogic Lifestyle and Conscious Living
- Yoga Teacher Training
- Water Stewardship and Environmental Awareness
- Women’s Leadership and Empowerment
- Faith, Service, and Community Leadership
Whether teaching on the holy banks of Maa Ganga, leading an international dialogue, or guiding practitioners on the mat, Ganga believes that yoga finds its fullest expression when inner transformation blossoms into compassionate action, selfless service, and harmony with all of life.