India's Supreme Court on Tuesday (Aug 13) shut down contempt proceedings against yoga guru, Baba Ramdev and his aide, Acharya Balkrishna after they tendered unconditional apology and an undertaking.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday (August 13, 2024) closed contempt proceedings against yoga guru Baba Ramdev, his close associate ... Day after SC order, Patanjali issues another ‘bigger’ public ...

A report by Bijoy Patro In India’s increasingly volatile landscape of politics, religion, and commerce, few figures have mastered the art of staying in the headlines quite like Baba Ramdev. A ...

Ramdev described himself as a 'scientist' in a 2015 interview with NDTV; he called himself a 'scientist Baba' and said, "You can talk to me about botany... medical science..." Meet Baba Ramdev ...

The Kerala high court on Thursday stayed all proceedings in a lower court against Yoga guru Baba Ramdev, his associate Acharya Balakrishna and their company Divya Pharmacy in a "misleading ...

NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Thursday said Yoga practitioner Ramdev was "not in control of anyone" and lived in his own world before finding him in prima facie contempt of its order over his ...

New Delhi [India], April 22 (ANI): Yoga Guru, Baba Ramdev, on Monday assured the Delhi High Court that all videos and social media posts containing his controversial "Sharbat Jihad" remark will be ...

New Delhi: Baba Ramdev has landed in a controversy over his comments regarding “sharbat jihad”. While promoting Patanjali’s range of sharbat and fruit juices, Ramdev asserted that customers ...

The Delhi High Court has strongly criticised yoga guru Baba Ramdev for his controversial remarks linking a popular sharbat to communal funding, calling the comments “shocking” and ...

‘Toilet cleaners being sold in the name of soft drinks and sharbat Jihad’, Baba Ramdev alleged while promoting Patanjali Sharbat and Juices in a video. In the video, the yoga guru is also ...

Indian yoga guru Baba Ramdev has told a Delhi court that he will take down adverts in which he made controversial remarks about a rival firm's drink, criticised by a judge as "indefensible".