The National Fitness & Wellness Conclave kicked off in Mumbai on November 1, 2025, bringing together sports legends like PT Usha and Saina Nehwal, alongside celebrities and policymakers. Led by Union Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, the event promotes holistic health, youth engagement, and the Fit India Movement through dynamic discussions and collaborations.
From Track to Trident: India’s Fitness Stars Shine at National Wellness Conclave
Mumbai’s Trident Hotel turned into a powerhouse of inspiration as the National Fitness & Wellness Conclave 2025 began on November 1, celebrating India’s growing commitment to health, wellness, and athletic excellence. The event, organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, brought together top athletes, film personalities, and policymakers to advance the Fit India Movement.
Key Highlights from the Conclave:
Star-Studded Lineup
The event was graced by Union Sports Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, Minister of State Raksha Nikhil Khadse, and Sports Secretary Hari Ranjan Rao.
Sporting icons like PT Usha (President, Indian Olympic Association) and Saina Nehwal (Olympic medallist) led discussions on athlete wellness and youth empowerment.
Celebrity Participation
Bollywood and entertainment figures including Rohit Shetty, Saiyami Kher, and Jackky Bhagnani joined the conclave, emphasizing the role of cinema in promoting fitness culture.
Harbhajan Singh, Cricket World Cup winner, added sporting gravitas to the panels.
Themes & Discussions
Topics ranged from mental health in sports, nutrition for performance, and fitness in everyday life to digital wellness and youth engagement strategies.
The conclave featured interactive sessions, panel discussions, and live demonstrations.
Fit India Movement Push
The event reinforced the government’s commitment to mainstreaming fitness, especially among youth and working professionals.
PT Usha highlighted the need for grassroots sports infrastructure and inclusive wellness programs.
Policy & Collaboration
The conclave served as a platform for public-private partnerships, with stakeholders discussing ways to integrate wellness into education, corporate culture, and urban planning.
This conclave wasn’t just a gathering—it was a call to action for a healthier, more active India. With voices from every corner of society, the event underscored that fitness is not a trend—it’s a movement.
Sources: News18, NDTV Sports, Orissa Diary, Goemkarponn