Ramdev And Politics

Sri Lanka Crisis: A video doing the rounds on social media even shows a large group of people surrounding a car that allegedly belonging to a former minister and rolling it into a lake.

Yoga guru Ramdev on Saturday blamed China for the spread of coronavirus around the world and said that the international community should "politically and economically" boycott the country.

Yoga guru Ramdev today said that India belongs to 125 crore citizens and not to one political party or ideology.

With months to go for the 2019 general elections, Yoga guru Ramdev on Tuesday said the political situation in the country is currently complex and it was difficult to predict who would win the polls.

Yoga guru and entrepreneur Baba Ramdev today said that he does not harbour any political ambition. The 52-year-old said he has taken an "unbreakable vow" of not foraying into politics.

Known for his work in ayurveda, business, politics and agriculture, Baba Ramdev has found the cure to various health problems.

"Political intolerance" is at its peak in the country and the selective criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley by certain quarters is the fallout of this trend, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev has said.

In a veiled attack on his former close aide Arvind Kejriwal, Anna Hazare today said "politics has split" the anti-corruption movement and the pro-party group has gone against his will.

Yoga icon Baba Ramdev left Delhi very much on his own terms this afternoon after keeping the police waiting overnight, winning the endorsement of all political parties except the Congress, and serving notice to the Prime Minister and his party about his plans to ensure they lose the next election.

The Congress may have decided not to engage with yoga guru Baba Ramdev as he campaigns against corruption and black money, but other political parties have formed the equivalent of a human chain of support, emphatically announcing in quick succession that they support his cause.

Lending support to Baba Ramdev's agitation against black money and corruption, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Nitin Gadkari on Monday said his party does not expect political backing from the yoga guru and will actively support his protest.

As he prepares to launch his indefinite protest from Thursday, yoga guru Baba Ramdev said he has no political agenda and refused to comment on erstwhile Team Anna's decision to take political plunge.

Yoga guru Baba Ramdev is having no trouble meeting the leaders of most political parties. Except for the Congress, that is. He has sought time with Sonia Gandhi and the Prime Minister; so far, they have not acquiesced. The Baba has said that if he meets Sonia Gandhi, he would like to discuss everything from Bofors to Coal-gate, corruption scandals...

Inspired by social activist Anna Hazare's endeavour to rid society and politics of corruption and yoga guru Baba Ramdev's dream of a clean socio-political scenario, people from various walks of life have come together to form a forum called Pune Nagrik Sanghatana (PNS). It is learnt that the forum will take part in the Pune Municipal Corporation (P...

Ramdev plans to do for politics what he has done to India's creaky physiques: Whip it into shape. He announced last month that his political party would field candidates for each of the 543 parliamentary seats in the next general election.

Sri Lanka Crisis: A video doing the rounds on social media even shows a large group of people surrounding a car that allegedly belonging to a former minister and rolling it into a lake.

Yoga guru Ramdev on Saturday blamed China for the spread of coronavirus around the world and said that the international community should "politically and economically" boycott the country.

Yoga guru Ramdev today said that India belongs to 125 crore citizens and not to one political party or ideology.

With months to go for the 2019 general elections, Yoga guru Ramdev on Tuesday said the political situation in the country is currently complex and it was difficult to predict who would win the polls.

Yoga guru and entrepreneur Baba Ramdev today said that he does not harbour any political ambition. The 52-year-old said he has taken an "unbreakable vow" of not foraying into politics.

Known for his work in ayurveda, business, politics and agriculture, Baba Ramdev has found the cure to various health problems.

"Political intolerance" is at its peak in the country and the selective criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley by certain quarters is the fallout of this trend, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev has said.

In a veiled attack on his former close aide Arvind Kejriwal, Anna Hazare today said "politics has split" the anti-corruption movement and the pro-party group has gone against his will.

Yoga icon Baba Ramdev left Delhi very much on his own terms this afternoon after keeping the police waiting overnight, winning the endorsement of all political parties except the Congress, and serving notice to the Prime Minister and his party about his plans to ensure they lose the next election.

The Congress may have decided not to engage with yoga guru Baba Ramdev as he campaigns against corruption and black money, but other political parties have formed the equivalent of a human chain of support, emphatically announcing in quick succession that they support his cause.

Lending support to Baba Ramdev's agitation against black money and corruption, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Nitin Gadkari on Monday said his party does not expect political backing from the yoga guru and will actively support his protest.

As he prepares to launch his indefinite protest from Thursday, yoga guru Baba Ramdev said he has no political agenda and refused to comment on erstwhile Team Anna's decision to take political plunge.

Yoga guru Baba Ramdev is having no trouble meeting the leaders of most political parties. Except for the Congress, that is. He has sought time with Sonia Gandhi and the Prime Minister; so far, they have not acquiesced. The Baba has said that if he meets Sonia Gandhi, he would like to discuss everything from Bofors to Coal-gate, corruption scandals...

Inspired by social activist Anna Hazare's endeavour to rid society and politics of corruption and yoga guru Baba Ramdev's dream of a clean socio-political scenario, people from various walks of life have come together to form a forum called Pune Nagrik Sanghatana (PNS). It is learnt that the forum will take part in the Pune Municipal Corporation (P...

Ramdev plans to do for politics what he has done to India's creaky physiques: Whip it into shape. He announced last month that his political party would field candidates for each of the 543 parliamentary seats in the next general election.