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Delhi CM Rekha Gupta endorses Ayurveda, highlighting its absence of side effects. She announces expansive yoga events for International Yoga Day, emphasizing traditional health practices.

Delhi CM Advocates Ayurveda, Yoga Initiatives

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta praises Ayurveda's safety over allopathy. Announces extensive yoga events for International Yoga Day and past admin's neglect criticized. Focus on health through Ayurveda and yoga.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta promotes Ayurveda over allopathy, announcing citywide yoga events for International Yoga Day, reflecting her commitment to traditional health practices.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Wednesday said "allopathic medicines", or conventional modern medicine, may sometimes have side effects but Ayurvedic treatments are generally free from them.
Speaking at the inauguration of an Ayurvedic cafe, Soma-The Ayurvedic Kitchen, at a hospital in Shalimar Bagh, Gupta also announced that the Delhi government will organise large-scale yoga programmes at 11 locations across the city on June 21 to mark International Yoga Day.
Food at the cafe will be based on the Ayurvedic diet, an official of the hospital said.
The CM urged people to visit the Maharishi Ayurvedic Hospital to get Ayurvedic treatment. Many foreigners who believe in Ayurveda often come to the hospital for treatment, she said.
Gupta said, "We are fortunate that our saints introduced us to Ayurveda through various scriptures. Today, along with allopathic medicine, we also have access to Ayurveda." The chief minister also remarked that while allopathic medicines may sometimes have side effects, Ayurvedic treatments are generally free from such issues.
Gupta slammed the previous AAP government for not giving importance to yoga. She said she would participate at a yoga event at Yamuna Bank.
"They never gave importance to yoga, as they associated it with Prime Minister Narendra Modi," she said, adding that Modi took yoga to the global stage, and "it is now followed around the world".
"We must all take care of our health. Only when we are healthy can we serve the nation," Gupta added.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday lashed out at Baba Ramdev for his derogatory remarks on modern medicine systems such as allopathy. 

'Why abuse modern medicine system?' Supreme Court raps Baba Ramdev

The bench was hearing a petition filed by the IMA seeking control of the 'smear campaign' against modern medicine, allopathy doctors, and the COVID-19 vaccination drive run by the Yoga guru.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday lashed out at Baba Ramdev for his 'derogatory' remarks on modern medicine systems such as allopathy.&nbsp;
A bench led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) N V Ramana was hearing a petition filed by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) seeking control of the 'smear campaign' against modern medicine, allopathy doctors, and the COVID-19 vaccination drive run by the Yoga guru.
The bench observed that Ramdev can run campaigns to popularise his system (Ayurveda), but should not criticise other systems (modern medicine). &nbsp;
"What happened to Baba Ramdev? He can popularise his system, but why should he criticise other systems? We all respect him, he popularized yoga but he shouldn't criticize other systems. What is the guarantee that his system will work? He cannot refuse the doctor system. He must exercise restraint in abusing other systems," said CJI Ramana, reported LiveLaw.in.
The bench also issued a notice to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Advertising Standards Council of India, Central Consumer Protection Authority of India, Central Consumer Protection Authority of India and Patanjali Ayurved Ltd -- the company founded by Ramdev -- seeking its reply to IMA's plea.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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In 2021, during the second wave of Covid-19 that left thousands dead,&nbsp; a video of Ramdev went viral where he could be&nbsp; heard saying, "Lakhs of people have died because of allopathic medicines, far more than those who died because they did not get treatment or oxygen." The yoga guru also reportedly called allopathy a "stupid and bankrupt" science.&nbsp;
He had also claimed that several doctors in India died despite taking both doses of the vaccine.&nbsp;
The IMA, in its plea, said that the "disparaging" statements are made by Ayush companies to mislead the general public.
Last week, in response to a plea filed by doctors against Ramdev's statement claiming US President Joe Biden tested positive for Covid despite being vaccinated, the Delhi High Court asked him to refrain from making misleading comments on Ayurveda.&nbsp;

The Delhi High Court Monday said a suit filed by several doctors' associations against Yoga guru Ramdev for allegedly spreading misinformation against allopathy amid the COVID-19 pandemic deserves consideration and cannot be &ldquo;thrown out&rdquo; at the first stage.
Justice C Hari Shankar said that the court needs &ldquo;to see if the complaint make out a case to be entertained&rsquo;
The court listed the matter on October 27 to enable the counsel for Ramdev to make his submissions.
The doctors&rsquo; association alleged that Ramdev was misleading the public at large by claiming that allopathy was responsible for the deaths of several people infected by COVID-19, and insinuating that allopathic doctors were causing the deaths of the patients.
Senior counsel Akhil Sibal, representing the associations, said that amid a pandemic, the Yog Gugu made unsubstantiated claims on Coronil being a cure for COVID-19. Sibal claimed that Ramdev's statements were not &ldquo;bonafide opinions&rdquo; but were made for marketing and commercial use and added that &lsquo;commercial speech comes with some responsibility&rsquo;
The court however observed that &lsquo;everyone has a right to commercial gain and that &lsquo;making a profit is not a public nuisance&rsquo;.

Delhi HC: Plea against Ramdev by doctors' association can't be thrown out

Delhi HC said a suit filed by doctors' associations against Ramdev for allegedly spreading misinformation against allopathy cannot be “thrown out” at the first stage

Plea against Ramdev by doctors' association can't be thrown out, Delhi HC said
HC: need to see&nbsp;if the complaint make out a case to be entertained
Matter listed on 27 Oct to allow Ramdev's counsel to make submissions
Ramdev's&nbsp;allopathy&nbsp;remarks&nbsp;misleading public, doctors' association claimed&nbsp;
Senior counsel:&nbsp;Ramdev's statements made for marketing &amp; commercial use
Delhi HC observed &lsquo;making a profit is not a public nuisance
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The doctors&rsquo; association alleged that Ramdev was misleading the public at large by claiming that allopathy was responsible for the deaths of several people infected by COVID-19

The Delhi High Court Monday said a suit filed by several doctors' associations against Yoga guru Ramdev for allegedly spreading misinformation against allopathy amid the COVID-19 pandemic deserves consideration and cannot be &ldquo;thrown out&rdquo; at the first stage.
Justice C Hari Shankar said that the court needs &ldquo;to see if the complaint make out a case to be entertained&rsquo;
The court listed the matter on October 27 to enable the counsel for Ramdev to make his submissions.
The doctors&rsquo; association alleged that Ramdev was misleading the public at large by claiming that allopathy was responsible for the deaths of several people infected by COVID-19, and insinuating that allopathic doctors were causing the deaths of the patients.
Senior counsel Akhil Sibal, representing the associations, said that amid a pandemic, the Yoga Gugu made unsubstantiated claims on Coronil being a cure for COVID-19. Sibal claimed that Ramdev's statements were not &ldquo;bonafide opinions&rdquo; but were made for marketing and commercial use and added that &lsquo;commercial speech comes with some responsibility&rsquo;
The court however observed that &lsquo;everyone has a right to commercial gain and that &lsquo;making a profit is not a public nuisance&rsquo;.

The Supreme Court would examine the original records of the statements of Yoga guru Ramdev on the use of allopathic medicine during the Covid-19 pandemic.This follows his plea to stay investigation and transfer the cases lodged against him in this connection to Delhi.
Multiple FIRs have been lodged against Ramdev in Patna and Raipur following complaints by the Indian Medical Association over&nbsp;Ramdev's alleged remarks against the use of allopathic medicine during the Covid-19 pandemic.
On Monday, a bench of Chief Justice N V Ramana and justices A S Bopanna and Hrishikesh Roy would hear the plea of Ramdev.
As an interim relief, Ramdev has also urged for a stay on the investigation in connection with the criminal complaints.

Ramdev's plea: SC to examine Yoga guru's statement on allopathy for Covid treatment 

Multiple FIRs have been lodged against Ramdev in Patna and Raipur following complaints by the Indian Medical Association

As an interim relief, Ramdev has also urged for a stay on the investigation in connection with the criminal complaints.

The Supreme Court would examine the original records of the statements of Yoga guru Ramdev on the use of allopathic medicine during the Covid-19 pandemic. This follows his plea to stay investigation and transfer the cases lodged against him in this connection to Delhi.
Multiple FIRs have been lodged against Ramdev in Patna and Raipur following complaints by the Indian Medical Association over&nbsp;Ramdev's alleged remarks against the use of allopathic medicine during the Covid-19 pandemic.
On Monday, a bench of Chief Justice N V Ramana and justices A S Bopanna and Hrishikesh Roy would hear the plea of Ramdev.
As an interim relief, Ramdev has also urged for a stay on the investigation in connection with the criminal complaints.

Yoga guru Ramdev appealed in the Supreme Court demanding a freeze on the police cases against him over his remarks on allopathy. &nbsp;He has also sought that the FIRs across the country be clubbed together and transferred to Delhi.
Ramdev stirred a controversy last month when he questioned the efficacy of allopathic drugs against COVID-19. In a widely circulated video he called allopathic medicine stupid, infuriating doctors. He was heard saying that more people lost their lives because of allopathic medicines, than those who died because they did not get treatment or oxygen.
Multiple cases were lodged against him after various units of the Indian Medical Association filed complaints.

Yoga guru Ramdev challenges cases against his allopathy remarks in SC

Ramdev&nbsp;challenges cases filed against his remarks on allpathy
Yoga guru appeals in SC, demands FIRs&nbsp;be clubbed &amp; transferred to Delhi
Ramdev&nbsp;courted controversy calling allopathic medicine stupid
Ramdev:&nbsp;more deaths&nbsp;during second&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;wave due to&nbsp;allopathic&nbsp;medicines&nbsp;
IMA&nbsp;lodged complaints, multiple cases filed against Ramdev

Yoga guru Ramdev appealed in the Supreme Court demanding a freeze on the police cases against him over his remarks on allopathy. &nbsp;He has also sought that the FIRs across the country be clubbed together and transferred to Delhi.
Ramdev stirred a controversy last month when he questioned the efficacy of allopathic drugs against COVID-19. In a widely circulated video he called allopathic medicine stupid, infuriating doctors. He was heard saying that more people lost their lives because of allopathic medicines, than those who died because they did not get treatment or oxygen.
Multiple cases were lodged against him after various units of the Indian Medical Association filed complaints.

In his response to Federation of All India Medical Associations, Yoga practioner Ramdev&nbsp;has said the legal notice holds no merit as it is based on incomplete information and a segment of the video from an hours&rsquo; long meeting. Ramdev, who owns herbal brand&nbsp;Patanjali,&nbsp;has said his comments were taken out of context and blown out of proportion while he was merely questioning the excessive use of experimental therapy.He said several medical experts have also expressed concerns about the overuse of the experimental therapies and that many of them were later removed from the treatment protocol. Ramdev said he holds no ill will against any discipline of medicine.

Ramdev on legal notice: no merit, my comments blown out of proposition

In his response to Federation of All India Medical Associations, Yoga practioner Ramdev&nbsp;has said the legal notice holds no merit as it is based on incomplete information and a segment of the video from an hours&rsquo; long meeting. Ramdev, who owns herbal brand&nbsp;Patanjali,&nbsp;has said his comments were taken out of context and blown out of proportion while he was merely questioning the excessive use of experimental therapy. He said several medical experts have also expressed concerns about the overuse of the experimental therapies and that many of them were later removed from the treatment protocol. Ramdev said he holds no ill will against any discipline of medicine.

In his response to Federation of All India Medical Associations, Yoga practioner Ramdev&nbsp;has said the legal notice holds no merit as it is based on incomplete information and a segment of the video from an hours&rsquo; long meeting. Ramdev, who owns herbal brand&nbsp;Patanjali,&nbsp;has said his comments were taken out of context and blown out of proportion while he was merely questioning the excessive use of experimental therapy. He said several medical experts have also expressed concerns about the overuse of the experimental therapies and that many of them were later removed from the treatment protocol. Ramdev said he holds no ill will against any discipline of medicine.

The Federation of resident doctors' association is observing 'Black Day' on Tuesday to protest against the remarks made by Baba Ramdev against allopathic medicines.
Calling Ramdev's remarks &ldquo;derogatory and distasteful statements&rdquo;, the doctors body said that the protests will take place "without hampering the patient care..."
Ramdev called allopathy "stupid science" and claimed that more people died after taking allopathic medicines than due to Covid or oxygen shortage. His remarks triggered outrage among the medical fraternity that called for action against the yoga guru.
Under fire, Ramdev withdrew his comments.

Doctors observe 'Black Day' against Ramdev's allopathy remarks

The Federation of resident doctors' association is observing 'Black Day' on Tuesday to protest against the remarks made by Baba Ramdev against allopathic medicines.

The Federation of resident doctors' association is observing 'Black Day' on Tuesday to protest against the remarks made by Baba Ramdev against allopathic medicines.
Calling Ramdev's remarks &ldquo;derogatory and distasteful statements&rdquo;, the doctors body said that the protests will take place "without hampering the patient care..."
Ramdev called allopathy "stupid science" and claimed that more people died after taking allopathic medicines than due to Covid or oxygen shortage. His remarks triggered outrage among the medical fraternity that called for action against the yoga guru.
Under fire, Ramdev withdrew his comments.

&nbsp;Upset over Yoga guru Ramdev's remarks on allopathy, members of the federation of resident doctors' associations on Saturday said they will hold a nationwide protest on June 1 and observe it as a 'black day'. In a statement, the federation has also sought an "unconditional open public apology" from Ramdev.
A controversy had erupted after he was heard questioning some of the medicines being used to treat the coronavirus infection and saying that "lakhs have died from taking allopathic medicines for COVID-19".
The remarks were met with vociferous protests, following which Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan asked him to withdraw the "extremely unfortunate" statement.
On Sunday, Ramdev was forced to withdraw a statement.
A day later, the yoga guru posed 25 questions to the Indian Medical Association (IMA )in an 'open letter' on his Twitter handle, asking if allopathy offered permanent relief for ailments.

Ramdev's remark: Resident doctors' body calls for pan-India strike

Upset over Yoga guru Ramdev's remarks on allopathy, the federation of resident doctors' associations on Saturday said they will hold a nationwide protest on June 1 and observe it as a 'black day'. In a statement, the federation has also sought an "unconditional open public apology" from Ramdev.
A controversy had erupted after Ramdev&nbsp;said that "lakhs have died from taking allopathic medicines for Covid-19".
The remarks were met with vociferous protests, following which Health Minister Harsh Vardhan asked him to withdraw the "extremely unfortunate" statement.
On Sunday, Ramdev was forced to withdraw a statement.
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&nbsp;Upset over Yoga guru Ramdev's remarks on allopathy, members of the federation of resident doctors' associations on Saturday said they will hold a nationwide protest on June 1 and observe it as a 'black day'. In a statement, the federation has also sought an "unconditional open public apology" from Ramdev.
A controversy had erupted after he was heard questioning some of the medicines being used to treat the coronavirus infection and saying that "lakhs have died from taking allopathic medicines for COVID-19".
The remarks were met with vociferous protests, following which Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan asked him to withdraw the "extremely unfortunate" statement.
On Sunday, Ramdev was forced to withdraw a statement.
A day later, the yoga guru posed 25 questions to the Indian Medical Association (IMA )in an 'open letter' on his Twitter handle, asking if allopathy offered permanent relief for ailments.

Amid calls on social media to arrest Ramdev over his comments on allopathy, the yoga guru said nobody has the guts to put him behind bars....

Allopathy Controversy: Ramdev remains defiant amid demands for his arrest

Amid calls on social media to arrest Ramdev over his comments on allopathy, the yoga guru said nobody has the guts to put him behind bars.
After Ramdev sparked a row with his controversial comments on allopathy and allopathic doctors, another video showing the yoga guru challenging authorities to arrest him emerged on social media.
Dismissing the #Arrest Ramdev trends on social media, the yoga guru said that trends like &lsquo;Thug Ramdev&rsquo;, Mahathug Ramdev&rsquo;, &lsquo;Giraftar Ramdev&rsquo; are constantly created and proudly exclaimed that such trends always &lsquo;reach the top&rsquo;

Ramdev remains defiant amid demands for his arrest

Ramdev&nbsp;defiant after courting controversy with 'allopathy'&nbsp;remarks
Amid calls for arrest&nbsp;Ramdev&nbsp;says&nbsp;no one can put him behind bars
Ramdev&nbsp;challenges authorities to arrest him as #ArrestRamdev&nbsp;trends

Amid calls on social media to arrest <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ramdev-s-rants-baba-don-t-preach-1621977214639" target="_blank">Ramdev over his comments on allopathy</a>, the yoga guru said nobody has the guts to put him behind bars.
After Ramdev sparked a row with his controversial comments on allopathy and allopathic doctors, another video showing the yoga guru challenging authorities to arrest him emerged on social media.
Dismissing the #Arrest Ramdev trends on social media, the yoga guru said that trends like &lsquo;Thug Ramdev&rsquo;, Mahathug Ramdev&rsquo;, &lsquo;Giraftar Ramdev&rsquo; are constantly created and proudly exclaimed that such trends always &lsquo;reach the top&rsquo;.
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