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She is a traditional and Multi Style yoga expert from India. She does multi style yoga teaching like Hatha, Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Iyengar, Yin, Bikram hot yoga etc. She is certified Yoga teacher and evaluator by the yoga certification board, Quality council of India, Indian Yoga association and Yoga Alliance International. She is an affiliated examiner to conduct certification exams for aspiring yoga trainers with the Ministry of AYUSH (Govt. of India). She holds a Postgraduate degree in Yogic Science and has more than 19 years of in Practicing and 11 Years’ of experience in training and teaching Yoga at various International stages. She has won seven gold medals in national and three gold medals and one silver medal in international Yoga championships. She has been honored on many occasions for her outstanding achievements in this field by the Haryana state government in India. Kirti Gahlawat is involved in popularizing yoga in many countries viz. Lithuania, Portugal, Thailand, Singapore etc. She was the main yoga teacher at International day of Yoga events in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 in collaboration with Association of yoga schools & Celebrity Yoga Ambassadors in Poland and Lithuania organized by Indian embassy. During the Pandemic lockdown in 2020, Kirti’s contribution through Indian Embassy in Warsaw is extensively uplifting in the psychological well-being of communities in Poland and of course worldwide by conducting a series of 21 days online workshops on various lifestyle themes to celebrate International day of yoga – 2020 (Yoga from home). In 2017, she was the main yoga teacher to conduct yoga sessions on common yoga protocol at Indian Council of Cultural relations (ICCR). She has also given several media interviews and written articles in Poland for the promotion of yoga viz. Dzień Dobry TVN show,Smaki Swiata Po Polsku TVP show, thenews.pl, Bosonamacie.pl , Portal Yogi, Yoga & Ayurveda magazine etc.
She is former yoga and cultural ambassador for India, deputed at Embassy of India of Poland and Lithuania, where she taught not only traditional yoga practices, but also Sanskrit and teachings of Vedic traditions – culture of India.