1. Code of conduct Dress Code Students/Participants are required to be decently and appropriately dressed in the premises of Yoga Institute. Tight body hugging clothes, short tops, shorts, revealing clothes, tank tops, low cut shirts, short T-shirts, etc. are strictly prohibited inside the premises. Ideally dress code of Students/Participants are expected to be attired in trousers, track pants, sleeved T shirts, shirts, salwar kameez, kurta pyjama. In case any Students/Participants is inappropriately dressed, The Yoga Institute reserves its right to prohibit entry of such Students/Participants in its premises. The decision of the institute in such case shall be final and binding on the Students/Participants. Demeanour Students/Participants shall treat all (Staff and Volunteers at the Yoga Institute) with due courtesy at all times. Service of the Staff and Volunteers shall NOT be utilized for private or personal work. No tips in cash or kind should be given to the Staff and Volunteers of the Institute. Food Apart from the food served in the Institute, no outside food is allowed to be brought in the premises, except fruits and home cooked vegetarian meals. Food shall be consumed in the designated area only and not anywhere else. Eating in class is strictly prohibited Acts which are Strictly Prohibited Loitering outside during class timings, Smoking, Drinking of Alcohol or use of illicit drugs is strictly prohibited in the premises of Institute. 2. General Health Condition Any health related advice and suggestions given at the Yoga Institute should not be used for diagnosing purposes or be substituted for medical advice. Always consult your doctor or qualified health professional on any matters regarding your health. Consult your physician before changing your diet, starting an exercise (yoga) program. It is the sole responsibility of the Students/Participants to consult a physician prior to and regarding their participation in the programmes offered by The Yoga Institute. Students/Participants are responsible for their own well-being during the class and are advised to practice at their own pace, understanding their limitations. Students/Participants are required to inform their teacher if there have been any changes in their medical / health condition which might affect their participation. 3. Pregnant Students/Participants Our classes, by default, are not suitable for pregnant Students/Participants, except the Pregnancy Camp. If any Student/Participant is pregnant, and wish to participate in any other programme they are necessarily required to discuss their options. 4. Indemnity The Yoga Institute does not provide liability insurance for the protection of children, parents, visitors, or others who may participate in any of our programmes. In consideration for their participation in any programme, the participants does hereby release and forever discharge the Yoga Institute and its directors, teachers, office bearers, and employees, jointly and severally from any and all actions, causes of actions, claims and demands for, upon or by reason of any damage, loss or injury, which hereafter may be sustained by participating in any of our programmes. This release extends and applies to, and also covers and includes, all unknown, unforeseen, unanticipated and unsuspected injuries, damages, loss and liability and the consequences thereof, as well as those now disclosed and known to exist. 5. Reference and Reading Material Students/Participants may be given hand outs, notes and reading material during their participation in our programmes. These are for personal use of the Students/Participants only and cannot be circulated, distributed, printed, exploited, exhibited, transmitted, reproduced, broadcasted, adapted or posted in any public domain. Any such use shall amount to infringement of copy right and shall be dealt strictly.

The Yoga Institute has a NO-REFUND policy for all its programmes.