“Yoga is not just a physical routine; it is a reminder that peace begins within,” shared Ghanshyam Dholakia. “At HK, we believe that a calm mind leads to clear decisions. We view wellness as essential to leadership, performance, and purpose.” For Hari Krishna Exports, yoga is more than a once-a-year observance. The company has embedded well-being into its culture, most notably through daily Anapana meditation practices after every lunch. In these sessions, employees turn off their devices and lights, take a pause from the outside world, and reconnect inward through the gentle, natural rhythm of their breath.

These efforts are deeply aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being, reinforcing the company’s commitment to both employee-centered ESG practices and building a more sustainable, conscious workplace. In addition to meditation and yoga, HK Group champions a robust wellness ecosystem that includes on-site health check-ups, a fully-equipped employee wellness center, regular blood donation drives, and organised marathons. The group has also implemented key safety initiatives, such as its No Tobacco Policy and a mandatory helmet rule for employees, tangible actions that reflect its unwavering focus on both physical and mental safety. Rajubhai Dholakia, partner at Hari Krishna Exports, extended heartfelt thanks to all guests from the diamond industry and well-wishers who joined Hari Krishna Exports in celebrating International Yoga Day. “Promoting wellness is now deeply embedded in HK’s culture, inspired by our founder’s strong belief in healthy living, a value wholeheartedly embraced by the entire HK family,” he shared. Through initiatives like these, Hari Krishna Exports continues to lead with heart and intention, weaving well-being into its global identity while strengthening its role as a conscious industry leader.