Nidhi Singh
Founder & Health Educator, Yoga Kiran
Nidhi Singh is a seeker at heart, a storyteller, and a health educator guiding people back to themselves. Born in the sacred city of Varanasi, she once lived the typical high-speed life – an MBA, a thriving corporate career, the so-called dream. But a deeper longing stirred within her, and she chose a different road – one of simplicity, presence, and purpose. She left that world behind, and never looked back.
Nidhi is a certified teacher in traditional Hatha and Ashtanga Yoga, as well as a trained yoga therapist. Her teaching blends ancient depth with modern relevance – always rooted in the understanding that each individual is unique. She emphasizes the importance of personalized practice, not a one-size-fits-all approach. For her, yoga is not limited to the physical. It is a spiritual journey, a healing process, a remembering of wholeness.
Over the last ten years, Nidhi has been living and traveling across India, driving more than 90,000 kilometers solo, from mountain caves to coastal villages, from quiet forests to busy urban centers. In her journey, she hasn’t just taught yoga – she has listened. To people. To pain. To the pace of modern life and its toll on the body and mind. It is this listening that has shaped her path.
She now lives by – and teaches – the philosophy of slow, conscious living, deeply aware that the speed and noise of today’s world is at the root of many of our modern ailments: anxiety, burnout, disconnection, and chronic disease. Her work aims to address this at the root – not by offering a quick fix, but by guiding people to return to rhythm, breath, and awareness.
Through her organisation Yoga Kiran, Nidhi has touched the lives of thousands – from remote villages in India to global students who join her online programs focused on women’s health, emotional well-being, mindfulness, and meditation. She is especially passionate about spreading accurate, accessible, and culturally rooted wellness education, which she believes is still lacking in both rural and urban India.
Her retreats, workshops, and seminars are not just about postures — they’re about deep reconnection. About pausing. About listening to the body. About understanding the self.
A lover of poetry, mysticism, and silence, Nidhi is also a Sufi practitioner, often found spinning in meditative whirling, drawing wisdom from the Sufi way of being – soft, surrendered, and deeply in tune with the divine. She weaves this love of history, culture, and spiritual practice into her offerings, making her teaching multidimensional and alive.
At her core, Nidhi is here to empower people, not just physically, but mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. To remind them that health is not about chasing perfection, but about harmony. And that healing doesn’t begin in a hospital – it begins in awareness. In the small moments. In how we breathe, live, relate, and choose.