Kailasa News

Nithyananda's fake country Kailasa signed sister city agreements with 30 American cities, stunning the world.

Kailasa is an island, situated off the coast of Ecuador, but photos are very difficult to find, according to the BBC.

'Kailasa' posted several photos of agreements made by its representatives with officials around the world.

When asked who Nithyananda is, the bot said that he is a "controversial Indian spiritual guru and founder of the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam organization".

The fictional country of 'Kailasa' was established by controversial godman Nithyananda in 2020.

'Kailasa' is named after Mount Kailash in Tibet, considered sacred by Hindus.

Vijayapriya Nithyananda, who claims to be "the permanent ambassador of (so-called) the United States of Kailasa", has said that controversial godman Nithyananda is being "persecuted by anti-Hindu elements" in his birthplace India.

Nithyananda left India years ago after facing several cases, including rape and sexual assault.

Nithyananda left India years ago and established his ashram in a location he calls Kailasa. There is a lot of speculation as to where this place is.

In a statement, self-styled godman Nithyananda announced that devotees from India would not be allowed to enter his island 'Kailasa'.

Nithyananda's fake country Kailasa signed sister city agreements with 30 American cities, stunning the world.

Kailasa is an island, situated off the coast of Ecuador, but photos are very difficult to find, according to the BBC.

'Kailasa' posted several photos of agreements made by its representatives with officials around the world.

When asked who Nithyananda is, the bot said that he is a "controversial Indian spiritual guru and founder of the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam organization".

The fictional country of 'Kailasa' was established by controversial godman Nithyananda in 2020.

'Kailasa' is named after Mount Kailash in Tibet, considered sacred by Hindus.

Vijayapriya Nithyananda, who claims to be "the permanent ambassador of (so-called) the United States of Kailasa", has said that controversial godman Nithyananda is being "persecuted by anti-Hindu elements" in his birthplace India.

Nithyananda left India years ago after facing several cases, including rape and sexual assault.

Nithyananda left India years ago and established his ashram in a location he calls Kailasa. There is a lot of speculation as to where this place is.

In a statement, self-styled godman Nithyananda announced that devotees from India would not be allowed to enter his island 'Kailasa'.