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 - 'yoga ...

Delhi: A live debate organised by Amar Ujala featuring yoga guru Baba Ramdev descended into chaos after an on-air argument escalated into a physical scuffle between Ramdev and another panelist. On-Air ...

In a post on X, Ramdev shared a video highlighting Haridwar’s Air Quality Index (AQI), urging Johnson to explore Indian wellness traditions with a "neutral and scientific viewpoint". (Photo source: IE ...

The Delhi High Court has slammed Baba Ramdev for his ‘sharbat jihad’ remark. While hearing the matter, the High Court said that the remark ‘shocks the conscience’. After being slammed by the High ...

‘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 heard saying ...

Baba Ramdev, a 14th-century ruler and spiritual leader, is believed to have devoted his life to the upliftment of the poor, the marginalized, and those in need. His acts of service transcended ...

New Delhi: 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 taken down. The assurance ...

The Delhi High Court on Thursday came down heavily on yoga guru Baba Ramdev for allegedly releasing a fresh video targeting Hamdard, despite an earlier undertaking to refrain from making similar ...

Social media giants including Meta Platforms and X (formerly Twitter) have opposed key aspects of yoga guru Baba Ramdev’s personality rights suit in the Delhi High Court, arguing that the reliefs he ...

Farah Khan's visit to Baba Ramdev's ashram in Haridwar for her cooking vlog led to humorous exchanges, including a comparison between Ramdev and Salman Khan's simple living despite grand constructions ...

Baba Ramdev defended his "sharbat jihad" remark, claiming he didn't target any specific brand, while Congress leader Digvijaya Singh filed a police complaint alleging promotion of religious hatred.