Driven by his passion and dedication, Rajesh Naga is transforming people's lives by combining Yoga and Naturopathy teaching at his Yoga Center.

Rajesh Naga is a naturopathic doctor and a yoga guru. His Yoga center has been operating in Jaipur for the past five years.

According to him, he opened his Naturopathy Hospital in Sikar in 2011 and relocated to Jaipur in 2015. Additionally, he offers training in a variety of yoga forms, including Ashtang Yog, Hath Yog, Iyengar Yog, and so on. Along with Yoga, Rajesh also provides  Naturopathy and Yoga therapy treatment. He thinks yoga and naturopathy complement one other effectively.

Remembering his childhood days, Rajesh says he was always fascinated by Yoga ever since he was a fourth-grader. He states that a ‘Yoga guru’ once visited his school and demonstrated Shatkriya Yoga to the students, including Jal Neti Kriya, Vastra Dhauti Kriya, and others. Rajesh was really amazed and attempted to perform them himself. Furthermore, he read books that were available in his village and taught himself all the kriyas. Rajesh says he was interested in Ayurveda and Jyotish and studied these as well.

Rajesh discusses the beginning of his career when, after passing his 12th exam, he pursued a career in computer education for a while.  He got typhoid and jaundice and which affected his career unexpectedly, and his recovery took three to four years. Rajesh says that after switching to naturopathy for treatment, his interest in the field was sparked. He obtained his Master's degree in yogic science and naturopathy from Jain Vishav Bharti, and opened his own naturopathy clinic in Sikar beside his farm. On his farm, he planted 1500 different species of plants.

Rajesh states that if he gets a Time Machine, he will go back in time to when his mother was alive. He states that his mother was the first person to inspire him, asking him to open his own naturopathic clinic, so he could help more people. He exclusively gives his mother the credit for his achievements.

When asked about his future plans, Rajesh replies that he hopes to open a "Vedic Bhawan," where he will provide close-to-nature residential amenities such as living in natural cottages and having meals prepared using mud utensils.

Rajesh advises the youth to choose a career based on their aptitude rather than imitating others. According to him, you must fully integrate into the lifestyle of your profession. He claims that in order to succeed in the future, one must be patient and persistent. He suggests everyone not react to issues, but rather remain composed and reasonable while carefully analyzing the situation. To make life happier, easier, and healthier, Rajesh urges the youth to practice yoga and meditation every day.