Nithyananda Country

A senior Paraguayan official was fired this week after signing a cooperation memorandum with a country he has since learned does not exist.

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

Self-styled godman and fugitive rape accused Nithyananda's so-called country 'Kailasa' today released a statement after US media reports claimed that over 30 US cities were conned by "United States of Kailasa" in a "sister-city" scam.

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.

Nithyananda left India years ago after facing several cases, including rape and sexual assault. He founded 'Kailasa' in 2019.

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

Self-styled godman Swami Nithyananda's legal team is working on a draft petition to send to the United Nations, seeking recognition for his "sovereign nation of Kailaasa".

A day after self-styled godman Swami Nithyananda claimed to have founded his own country, Indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin saw the funny side of the episode.

While the Gujarat Police is looking for self-styled godman, Nithyananda, in an alleged case of kidnapping and wrongful confinement of children to make them collect donations from followers to run his ashram in Ahmedabad, a website named Kailaasa.org has come up suggesting that he has founded his own country and designed its flag, constitution and e...

Nithyananda Case: The Gujarat police had said that Nithyananda has fled the country, and the police is working to gather concrete evidence against him.

Nithyananda Case: Controversial self-styled godman Nithyananda, accused of kidnapping and wrongly confining children in his ashram in Ahmedabad, has fled the country, the Press Trust of India quoted officials as saying on Thursday.

A senior Paraguayan official was fired this week after signing a cooperation memorandum with a country he has since learned does not exist.

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

Self-styled godman and fugitive rape accused Nithyananda's so-called country 'Kailasa' today released a statement after US media reports claimed that over 30 US cities were conned by "United States of Kailasa" in a "sister-city" scam.

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.

Nithyananda left India years ago after facing several cases, including rape and sexual assault. He founded 'Kailasa' in 2019.

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

Self-styled godman Swami Nithyananda's legal team is working on a draft petition to send to the United Nations, seeking recognition for his "sovereign nation of Kailaasa".

A day after self-styled godman Swami Nithyananda claimed to have founded his own country, Indian cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin saw the funny side of the episode.

While the Gujarat Police is looking for self-styled godman, Nithyananda, in an alleged case of kidnapping and wrongful confinement of children to make them collect donations from followers to run his ashram in Ahmedabad, a website named Kailaasa.org has come up suggesting that he has founded his own country and designed its flag, constitution and e...

Nithyananda Case: The Gujarat police had said that Nithyananda has fled the country, and the police is working to gather concrete evidence against him.

Nithyananda Case: Controversial self-styled godman Nithyananda, accused of kidnapping and wrongly confining children in his ashram in Ahmedabad, has fled the country, the Press Trust of India quoted officials as saying on Thursday.