At the 2nd International Smart City Conclave 2026, JK Business School, Gurugram (JKBS) expanded the conversation beyond infrastructure and technology to focus on what truly defines a sustainable city, the wellbeing of its people.
Session Theme 6, titled “Reimagining Urban Wellbeing: Health, Wellness and Spiritual Balance,” held on 28th March 2026, explored how physical health, mental wellness, and spiritual practices can be integrated into modern urban lifestyles.
Distinguished Speakers
The session brought together experts from wellness, healthcare, and academia:
- Er. R. P. Tripathi, Executive Engineer (Retd.), Member South Delhi, Bharatiya Yog Sansthan
- Dr. Pramod Kumar, Founder, AthloRehab
- Mr. Dilbag Singh, Hatha Yoga Teacher, Isha School of Hatha Yoga
- Dr. Shahana Qutab, Assistant Professor, JK Business School, Gurugram
Each speaker contributed unique insights into holistic wellbeing, blending science, practice, and lived experience.
Key Discussion Highlights
1. Holistic Health in Urban Life
The discussion emphasized that wellbeing is multi-dimensional, encompassing physical, mental, emotional, and social health.
2. Preventive Healthcare & Movement Science
Experts highlighted the importance of preventive approaches, injury management, and movement-based therapies in maintaining long-term health.
3. Role of Yoga and Mindfulness
Yoga and mindfulness were discussed as powerful tools to manage stress, improve focus, and create balance in fast-paced urban environments.
4. Integrating Wellness into City Living
The session explored how wellness practices can be embedded into daily routines and urban design to build healthier communities.
Beyond Smart Cities: Towards Healthy Cities
The session reinforced a deeper perspective:
A truly smart city is one that prioritizes human wellbeing.
Technology and infrastructure may drive efficiency, but health and balance define quality of life.
The JKBS Perspective
At JK Business School, Gurugram, education extends beyond academics to holistic development. Through initiatives, expert interactions, and student engagement, JKBS encourages a balanced approach to learning and life.
Supported by the 141+ years legacy of the JK Organisation, JKBS continues to create an environment where students grow not just professionally, but personally, aligning with its philosophy as The perfect Eco-Centre of Success.
Session 6 brought the conclave to a meaningful close by highlighting that the future of cities is not just about growth, but about wellbeing.
As urban spaces evolve, the integration of health, wellness, and mindfulness will be essential in building truly sustainable and livable communities.
