Saurabh Bothra Sets History with 2000 Days of Consecutive Yoga Practice, Achieves 6th World Record

New Delhi :  Saurabh Bothra, co-founder and yoga instructor at Habuild, has made history by practicing yoga every day for 2000 consecutive days, earning his 6th world record recognized by the World Records Union. Despite challenges like illness, travel, work pressure, and personal commitments, Saurabh never compromised on his daily yoga practice, demonstrating unwavering discipline and dedication.

This milestone not only reflects his personal commitment but also reinforces Habuild’s mission to make yoga and mindful habits an integral part of modern lifestyles. Over the years, Saurabh’s consistent practice has inspired a global community of over 10 million people to embrace yoga and mindful living through Habuild’s platform.

Saurabh’s achievements include several global records such as the Guinness World Record for the highest number of viewers on a live yoga stream (246,252 viewers) in January 2024, the World Records Union’s record for the highest live viewership for a single-day yoga lesson (599,162 viewers), and the largest virtual meditation class (287,711 participants). In 2023, Habuild set the record for the largest virtual yoga class with 134,057 participants. The latest achievement was officially recognized during International Yoga Day 2025, featuring a synchronized virtual yoga session with 752,074 participants from 169 countries.

Reflecting on his journey, Saurabh said, “2000 days of yoga is not just my milestone, it belongs to the entire Habuild community. Millions have joined me in this journey of consistency, and I am deeply grateful to everyone who has been part of it. This is our collective story.”

With this record, Saurabh strengthens Habuild’s vision of building a healthier, more mindful world driven by daily habits. His journey proves that consistency is the real superpower, capable of transforming lives and inspiring millions globally.