Sri Sri Ravi Shankar Controversy

Spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar on Tuesday said that a constructive dialogue between the opposing parties was the best solution to the vexed Ram Mandir issue.

Accused of "completely destroying" the Yamuna riverbed in Delhi with its massive "World Culture Festival", Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's Art of Living foundation today dismissed an expert panel's report to the country's top environmental court as fraud.

A day after the controversial World Culture Festival on the Yamuna floodplain came to an end, farmers living on its banks said the event destroyed their living and claimed it will take at least two years to make the flattened riverbed suitable for cultivation.

Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, whose cultural event on the floodplains of Yamuna is mired in controversy over violation of green norms, on Saturday once again sounded defiant, saying he will not pay any fine or penalty.

The three-day event has been wrapped in controversy for days over allegations that irreparable damage has been done to the delicate ecosystem of the river by the organisers, Sri Sri's Art of Living foundation.

The humongous event led by spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar will begin in Delhi tomorrow, amid controversies about whether it will damage the fragile ecosystem of the River Yamuna, but Robert Mogabe, President of Zimbabwe, has decided to turn around from the capital and fly back home because of "substantial inadequacies in protocol and security ...

Move the image around on your phone for different views of the construction on the banks of the River Yamuna for Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's festival.

Two days before it's meant to begin, the enormous three-day event in Delhi led by spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is enmeshed in so many controversies that every government department is claiming that it did not sanction the venue on the banks of the River Yamuna.

Spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has issued a clarification over his reported remarks on government schools and Naxalism.

Spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar on Tuesday said that a constructive dialogue between the opposing parties was the best solution to the vexed Ram Mandir issue.

Accused of "completely destroying" the Yamuna riverbed in Delhi with its massive "World Culture Festival", Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's Art of Living foundation today dismissed an expert panel's report to the country's top environmental court as fraud.

A day after the controversial World Culture Festival on the Yamuna floodplain came to an end, farmers living on its banks said the event destroyed their living and claimed it will take at least two years to make the flattened riverbed suitable for cultivation.

Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, whose cultural event on the floodplains of Yamuna is mired in controversy over violation of green norms, on Saturday once again sounded defiant, saying he will not pay any fine or penalty.

The three-day event has been wrapped in controversy for days over allegations that irreparable damage has been done to the delicate ecosystem of the river by the organisers, Sri Sri's Art of Living foundation.

The humongous event led by spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar will begin in Delhi tomorrow, amid controversies about whether it will damage the fragile ecosystem of the River Yamuna, but Robert Mogabe, President of Zimbabwe, has decided to turn around from the capital and fly back home because of "substantial inadequacies in protocol and security ...

Move the image around on your phone for different views of the construction on the banks of the River Yamuna for Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's festival.

Two days before it's meant to begin, the enormous three-day event in Delhi led by spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is enmeshed in so many controversies that every government department is claiming that it did not sanction the venue on the banks of the River Yamuna.

Spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravi Shankar has issued a clarification over his reported remarks on government schools and Naxalism.