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WFI chief must be immediately put behind bars: Ramdev

Ramdev lashed out at Brijbhushan Sharan Singh on Saturday saying that the wrestling federation chief must be put behind bars.

Yog guru Ramdev has come out in open support of wrestlers protesting at Jantar Mantar for several weeks.
Ramdev lashed out at Brijbhushan Sharan Singh on Saturday saying that the wrestling federation chief must be put behind bars.
"The allegations of harassment levelled at the wrestling federation chief and for the wrestlers of the country to sit in protest at the Jantar Mantar is extremely shameful. Such people should be immediately arrested and put behind bars; he spews nonsense every day about mothers, sisters and daughters." Ramdev said.

Ramdev under fire for his sexist comment on women's attire

Condemning his comments, Delhi Women's Commission chief Swati Maliwal has sought an apology from Ramdev to the entire country.

Yog Ramdev has sparked a controversy after he allegedly made a sexist comment on women&rsquo;s attire recently. The remark was reportedly made at an event in Maharashtra&rsquo;s Thane last Friday.&nbsp;
A video clip from the event wherein Ramdev can be heard saying, &lsquo;Women can look good in anything - saree, salwar kameez or even when they wear nothing.&rsquo; has now gone viral with people from all walks of lives slamming Ramdev.
Condemning his comments, Delhi Women's Commission chief Swati Maliwal has sought an apology from Ramdev to the entire country.
Trinamool Congress's Mahua Moitra also took to Twitter and slammed Ramdev's comment.
Notably, the comment was made in presence of Maha Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis&rsquo;s wife Amruta Fadnavis, to which the Uddhav Thackeray Shiv Sena faction has questioned why she did not protest against Ramdev's comments.
Meanwhile, there is no clarification from Ramdev or Patanjali either on the row following his remark
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In a video going viral on social media, Yoga teacher and businessman Ramdev was seen losing his cool at a reporter. In the unverified video, Ramdev was commenting on rising fuel prices, when a journalist reminded him about his old remarks.
The incident reportedly occurred at an event in Haryana's Karnal. Ramdev first said that people must work harder, and that the government needs to collect tax to fund the army, and provide amenities.
When a reporter said that Ramdev had once campaigned for a government which will ensure petrol at Rs 40 per litre and LPG cylinders at Rs 300, the promoter of the Patanjali group grew irritated. At one point, Ramdev said, "I said it then, and I won't say it now. What will you do? Keep quiet now. If you ask that again, it won't be good."
On March 31, petrol and diesel prices were hiked for the ninth time in 10 days. Fuel prices were increased by 80 paise per litre, taking the total increase in 10 days to Rs 6.40 per litre.

Watch: Ramdev gets angry at reporter over fuel price hike question in viral video

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VO: In a video going viral on social media, Yoga teacher and businessman Ramdev was seen losing his cool at a reporter. In the unverified video, Ramdev was commenting on rising fuel prices, when a journalist reminded him about his old remarks. The incident reportedly occurred at an event in Haryana's Karnal. Ramdev first said that people must work harder, and that the government needs to collect tax to fund the army, and provide amenities. When a reporter said that Ramdev had once campaigned for a government which will ensure petrol at Rs 40 per litre and LPG cylinders at Rs 300, the promoter of the Patanjali group grew irritated. On March 31, petrol and diesel prices were hiked for the ninth time in 10 days. Fuel prices were increased by 80 paise per litre, taking the total increase in 10 days to Rs 6.40 per litre.
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 CAPTIONS Viral video of angry Ramdev versus reporter Ramdev was speaking on rising fuel prices Reporter reminded Ramdev of his old comments Ramdev threatened reporter to 'keep quiet' Fuel prices hiked for 9th&nbsp;time in 10 days on March 31
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In a video going viral on social media, Yoga teacher and businessman Ramdev was seen losing his cool at a reporter.&nbsp;In the unverified video, Ramdev was commenting on rising fuel prices, when a journalist reminded him about his old remarks.
The incident reportedly occurred at an event in Haryana's Karnal.&nbsp;Ramdev first said that people must work harder, and that the government needs to collect tax to fund the army, and provide amenities. When a reporter said that Ramdev had once campaigned for a government which will ensure petrol at Rs 40 per litre and LPG cylinders at Rs 300, the promoter of the Patanjali group grew irritated. At one point, Ramdev said, "I said it then, and I won't say it now. What will you do? Keep quiet now. If you ask that again, it won't be good."
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 On March 31, petrol and diesel prices were hiked for the ninth time in 10 days.&nbsp;Fuel prices were increased by 80 paise per litre, taking the total increase in 10 days to Rs 6.40 per litre.

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;.

Baba&nbsp;Ramdev's new avataar&nbsp;is not pleasing the market regulator SEBI&nbsp;who as per reports has sent a notice to Ramdev's company Ruchi&nbsp;Soya asking for an explaination.&nbsp;In a viral video Baba&nbsp;Ramdev&nbsp;is seen 'preaching' to yoga followers to buy Ruchi&nbsp;Soya&nbsp;and Patanjali&nbsp;stock. "Nowadays, there is a lot of buzz on the Ruchi Soya FPO. Now, do you want to become a crorepati? I will give you the mantra to become a crorepati. I have just learnt the mechanisms of investing in the share market. To trade in shares, you require a demat account. So, open a demat account today. When I tell you, and buy Ruchi Soya shares. After Ruchi Soya, buy Patanjali (Ayurved) shares," Ramdev&nbsp;advised followers on devotional channel AasthaSources have told The Mint that SEBI has asked Ruchi Soya to explain why the yoga guru violated regulatory norms. Bankers to&nbsp;Ruchi&nbsp;Soya&nbsp;who is currently looking at a FPO&nbsp;have responded to the market regulator's queries as per reports.&nbsp;Patanjali acquired Ruchi Soya in 2019 through the insolvency process.&nbsp;I am giving you this guarantee in the morning. But don&rsquo;t buy or sell; that&rsquo;s a gamble. Buy shares, sit tight and take Samadhi (meditation)," Ramdev said in the video.The advise given by Ramdev&nbsp;can be seen as an alleged violation of insider trading norms and investment adviser regulations.&nbsp;While Ramdev does not have any personal holdings in either Ruchi Soya or Patanjali, he is a non-executive director for Ruchi Soya, which legally makes him an insider.Ruchi Soya&nbsp;has already faced in a run-in with SEBI&nbsp;on charges of&nbsp;manipulation of shares after relisting&nbsp;in 2020 as the share prices zoomed&nbsp;&nbsp;8,764% increase in just five months.

SEBI irked by Baba Ramdev's new stock guru avatar

SEBI up in arms as Baba Ramdev turns into a stock guru with mantras on how to become a crorepati. 

 SEBI irked by Baba Ramdev's new stock guru avatar

Baba&nbsp;Ramdev's new avataar&nbsp;is not pleasing the market regulator SEBI&nbsp;who as per reports has sent a notice to Ramdev's company Ruchi&nbsp;Soya asking for an explaination.&nbsp;
In a viral video Baba&nbsp;Ramdev&nbsp;is seen 'preaching' to yoga followers to buy Ruchi&nbsp;Soya&nbsp;and Patanjali&nbsp;stock Insert Byte&nbsp; Sources have told The Mint that SEBI has asked Ruchi Soya to explain why the yoga guru violated regulatory norms. Bankers to&nbsp;Ruchi&nbsp;Soya&nbsp;who is currently looking at a FPO&nbsp;have responded to the market regulator's queries as per reports.&nbsp;Patanjali acquired Ruchi Soya in 2019 through the insolvency process. 
The advise given by Ramdev&nbsp;can be seen as an alleged violation of insider trading norms and investment adviser regulations.&nbsp; While Ramdev does not have any personal holdings in either Ruchi Soya or Patanjali, he is a non-executive director for Ruchi Soya, which legally makes him an insider.
Ruchi Soya&nbsp;has already faced in a run-in with SEBI&nbsp;on charges of&nbsp;manipulation of shares after relisting&nbsp;in 2020 as the share prices zoomed&nbsp;&nbsp;8,764% increase in just five months.

"Buy shares, sit tight and take Samadhi," Ramdev&nbsp;advises followers on Ruchi Soya&nbsp;stock.

Baba&nbsp;Ramdev's new avataar&nbsp;is not pleasing the market regulator SEBI&nbsp;who as per reports has sent a notice to Ramdev's company Ruchi&nbsp;Soya asking for an explaination.&nbsp; In a viral video Baba&nbsp;Ramdev&nbsp;is seen 'preaching' to yoga followers to buy Ruchi&nbsp;Soya&nbsp;and Patanjali&nbsp;stock. "Nowadays, there is a lot of buzz on the Ruchi Soya FPO. Now, do you want to become a crorepati? I will give you the mantra to become a crorepati. I have just learnt the mechanisms of investing in the share market. To trade in shares, you require a demat account. So, open a demat account today. When I tell you, and buy Ruchi Soya shares. After Ruchi Soya, buy Patanjali (Ayurved) shares," Ramdev&nbsp;advised followers on devotional channel Aastha Sources have told The Mint that SEBI has asked Ruchi Soya to explain why the yoga guru violated regulatory norms. Bankers to&nbsp;Ruchi&nbsp;Soya&nbsp;who is currently looking at a FPO&nbsp;have responded to the market regulator's queries as per reports.&nbsp;Patanjali acquired Ruchi Soya in 2019 through the insolvency process. &nbsp;I am giving you this guarantee in the morning. But don&rsquo;t buy or sell; that&rsquo;s a gamble. Buy shares, sit tight and take Samadhi (meditation)," Ramdev said in the video. Read/Watch Also:&nbsp;<a href="Ruchi Soya's 8,764% stock surge prompt SEBI to change re-list process null For video news and more, download the editorji app - www.editorji.com/download">Ruchi Soya's 8,764% stock surge prompt SEBI to change re-list process&nbsp;</a> The advise given by Ramdev&nbsp;can be seen as an alleged violation of insider trading norms and investment adviser regulations.&nbsp; While Ramdev does not have any personal holdings in either Ruchi Soya or Patanjali, he is a non-executive director for Ruchi Soya, which legally makes him an insider. Ruchi Soya&nbsp;has already faced in a run-in with SEBI&nbsp;on charges of&nbsp;manipulation of shares after relisting&nbsp;in 2020 as the share prices zoomed&nbsp;&nbsp;8,764% increase in just five months.

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.

Our favourite Baba on the Internet, Ramdev is in damage control mode. 
In a complete shift from his earlier position, Ramdev has now said he will take the Covid vaccine. He had earlier questioned the efficacy of these vaccines in protecting one from Covid-19 as thousands of doctors, he said, had contracted the infection after being vaccinated and died. Ramdev had said, he won't take the vaccine, because he had the dual cover of Ayurveda and Yoga.
Ramdev also seems to be extending an olive branch to the Indian Medical Association too. The yoga guru, who has been at odds with the doctors' body, said, doctors are like God's messengers. He advocated for vaccines and said everyone should get vaccinated, apart from practising yoga and Ayurveda, of course. 
Ramdev also praised PM Modi's announcement of a free, centralised Covid-19 vaccination drive which will begin on June 21, which is also the International Yoga Day.

Ramdev's u-turn asana: Will take vaccine, doctors are like God's messengers

Ramdev&nbsp;now does a&nbsp;u-turn, says will take the Covid&nbsp;vaccine, calls doctors 'God's messengers'
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Ramdev's u-turn asana: Will take vaccine, doctors are God's messengers

Ramdev&nbsp;does a u-turn asana, says will take Covid&nbsp;vaccine
He had earlier questioned the efficacy of these vaccines
Ramdev's&nbsp;logic was doctors who were vaccinated&nbsp;had died
Ramdev&nbsp;said, he had the dual cover of Ayurveda and Yoga
Ramdev&nbsp;in damage control mode after IMA&nbsp;started filing cases
'Good doctors are like God's messengers', says Ramdev
Ramdev&nbsp;praised&nbsp;announcement of centralised vaccination drive

Our favourite Baba on the Internet, Ramdev is in damage control mode. 
In a complete shift from his earlier position, Ramdev has now said he will take the Covid vaccine. He had earlier questioned the efficacy of these vaccines in protecting one from Covid-19 as thousands of doctors, he said, had contracted the infection after being vaccinated and died. Ramdev had said, he won't take the vaccine, because he had the dual cover of Ayurveda and Yoga.
Ramdev also seems to be extending an olive branch to the Indian Medical Association too. The yoga guru, who has been at odds with the doctors' body, said, doctors are like God's messengers. He advocated for vaccines and said everyone should get vaccinated, apart from practising yoga and Ayurveda, of course. 
Ramdev also praised PM Modi's announcement of a free, centralised Covid-19 vaccination drive which will begin on June 21, which is also the International Yoga Day.

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

'Not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19': Nepal stops distribution of Patanjali’s Coronil

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

The Delhi high court on Thursday issued summons to yoga guru Ramdev on a suit by Delhi Medical Association. T

Patanjali's Coronil not cure for Covid-19: Delhi HC summons Ramdev 

The Delhi high court on Thursday issued summons to yoga guru Ramdev on a suit by Delhi Medical Association. The DMA said in its petition that Ramdev's company Patanjali is propagating false information about its Coronil kit that it is a cure for Covid-19. Ramdev, who is the founder of Patanjali Group, is in the eye of the storm over comments against the allopathic system of medicine, including coronavirus vaccines. The high court also asked Ramdev's counsel orally to tell him not to make any provocative statement till the next date of hearing on July 13 and respond to the suit.

The Delhi high court on Thursday issued summons to yoga guru Ramdev on a suit by Delhi Medical Association. The DMA said in its petition that Ramdev's company Patanjali is propagating false information about its Coronil kit that it is a cure for<a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank"> Covid-19</a>. Ramdev, who is the founder of Patanjali Group, is in the eye of the storm over comments against the allopathic system of medicine, including coronavirus vaccines. The high court also asked Ramdev's counsel orally to tell him not to make any provocative statement till the next date of hearing on July 13 and respond to the suit.
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and yoga guru Ramdev will now be part of the Chaudhary Charan Singh University curriculum.
University officials said that this is part of their effort to teach students about their "ancient cultural heritage" and the architects of this heritage.
Yogi Adityanath's 'Hathyoga Ka Swaroop va Sadhna' and Ramdev's 'Yog Sadhna va Yog Chikitsa Rahasya' will be part of the first year, second semester undergraduate philosophy curriculum.
It can also be taken as an elective subject by students, along with other courses.

Yogi, Ramdev now in Uttar Pradesh university's curriculum 

Yogi Adityanath, Ramdev now part of university curriculum Yogi, Ramdev&nbsp;in Chaudhary Charan Singh&nbsp;varsity syllabus&nbsp; University:&nbsp;this is to teach students about 'ancient cultural heritage' Books by Adityanath and Ramdev to become part of philosophy syllabus

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and yoga guru Ramdev will now be part of the Chaudhary Charan Singh University curriculum.
University officials said that this is part of their effort to teach students about their "ancient cultural heritage" and the architects of this heritage.
Yogi Adityanath's 'Hathyoga Ka Swaroop va Sadhna' and Ramdev's 'Yog Sadhna va Yog Chikitsa Rahasya' will be part of the first year, second semester undergraduate philosophy curriculum.
It can also be taken as an elective subject by students, along with other courses.

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.

After the demand for an apology, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has now filed a police complaint against Yoga Guru Ramdev over his comments on allopathy&nbsp;and modern medicine. The FIR has been filed in Delhi under the Epidemic Diseases Act 1897, Disaster Management Act 2005 with all other relevant provisions of law.
IMA in their complaint said, that a police investigation is necessary to unearth the identity of other people involved with Ramdev in the 'conspiracy of making scurrilous and malicious statements in public and obtaining unjust gains from the promotion of unproven and unapproved treatment methods'.
The complaint comes after a video clip of Ramdev daring the authorities to arrest him went viral on social media.

IMA files FIR against Baba Ramdev for misleading comments on allopathy

After the demand for an apology, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has now filed a police complaint against Yoga Guru Ramdev over his comments on allopathy&nbsp;and modern medicine. The FIR has been filed in Delhi under the Epidemic Diseases Act 1897, Disaster Management Act 2005 with all other relevant provisions of law.
IMA in their complaint said, that a police investigation is necessary to unearth the identity of other people involved with Ramdev in the 'conspiracy of making scurrilous and malicious statements in public and obtaining unjust gains from the promotion of unproven and unapproved treatment methods'.
The complaint comes after a video clip of Ramdev daring the authorities to arrest him went viral on social media.

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;.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ima-serves-defamation-notice-to-ramdev-for-misleading-comments-on-allopathy-1622019952059" target="_blank">IMA serves defamation notice to Ramdev for misleading comments on allopathy</a>

The Indian Medical Association has served a six-page defamation notice to yoga guru Baba Ramdev for his recent statements on allopathic and modern medicine. 

IMA serves defamation notice to Ramdev for misleading comments on allopathy

IMA serves a defamation notice to Ramdev for his misleading comments on allopathy, says apologise in 15 days or pay fine

The Indian Medical Association has served a six-page defamation notice to yoga guru Baba&nbsp;Ramdev for his recent statements on allopathic&nbsp;and modern medicine.&nbsp;The IMA has demanded an apology from him within 15 days, failing which it said will demand a compensation of ₹1,000 crore.&nbsp;
The notice has also asked Ramdev to make a video clip in which he addresses the false and defamatory statements made by him, and circulate it widely on social media platforms.
The notice further asked the yoga guru to withdraw a 'misleading' advertisement from all platforms endorsing the 'Coronil kit', a product of his firm, as an effective medicine against Covid-19.

The Indian Medical Association has served a six-page defamation notice to yoga guru Baba&nbsp;Ramdev for his recent <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ramdev-withdraws-allopahty-remarks-after-furore-minister-s-rap-1621819921216">statements on allopathic&nbsp;and modern medicine</a>.&nbsp;The IMA has demanded an apology from him within 15 days, failing which it said will demand a compensation of ₹1,000 crore.&nbsp;
The notice has also asked Ramdev to make a video clip in which he addresses the false and defamatory statements made by him, and circulate it widely on social media platforms.
The notice further asked the yoga guru to withdraw a 'misleading' advertisement from all platforms endorsing the 'Coronil kit', a product of his firm, as an effective medicine against Covid-19.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ramdev-s-rants-baba-don-t-preach-1621977214639" target="_blank">Ramdev's Rants: Baba Don't Preach!</a>

Amid controversy over yoga guru Ramdev's contorversial remarks against allopathic medicines, Haryana govt has said that it will distribute Patanjali's Coronil to Covid patients in the state.
Anil Vij tweeted the decision to distribute one lakh&nbsp;kits of the controversial concoction on Monday evening, drawing criticism.
Coronil, which was launched in the presence of health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan in February, had triggered controversy after Ramdev promoted as medicine for Covid-19. He later dubbed it as an "immunity booster". 
The Indian Medical Association has then questioned how the Health Minister - a doctor could promote a "falsely fabricated, unscientific product" before the country.
The WHO in Southeast Asia had also debunked Ramdev's claim saying it had not reviewed or certified any traditional medicine for Covid.
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Haryana govt to give 1 lakh kits of Ramdev's Coronil to Covid patients

Amid controversy over yoga guru Ramdev's contorversial remarks against allopathic medicines, Haryana govt has said that it will distribute Patanjali's Coronil to Covid patients in the state

Amid controversy over yoga guru Ramdev's contorversial remarks against allopathic medicines, Haryana govt has said that it will distribute Patanjali's Coronil to Covid patients in the state. State minister Anil Vij tweeted the decision to distribute one lakh&nbsp;kits of the controversial concoction on Monday evening, drawing criticism. Coronil, which was launched in the presence of health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan in February, had triggered controversy after Ramdev promoted as medicine for Covid-19. He later dubbed it as an "immunity booster". The Indian Medical Association has then questioned how the Health Minister - a doctor could promote a "falsely fabricated, unscientific product" before the country. The WHO in Southeast Asia had also debunked Ramdev's claim saying it had not reviewed or certified any traditional medicine for Covid.
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Amid controversy over yoga guru Ramdev's contorversial remarks against allopathic medicines, Haryana govt has said that it will distribute Patanjali's Coronil to Covid patients in the state.
Anil Vij tweeted the decision to distribute one lakh&nbsp;kits of the controversial concoction on Monday evening, drawing criticism.
Coronil, which was launched in the presence of health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan in February, had triggered controversy after Ramdev promoted as medicine for Covid-19. He later dubbed it as an "immunity booster". 
The Indian Medical Association has then questioned how the Health Minister - a doctor could promote a "falsely fabricated, unscientific product" before the country.
The WHO in Southeast Asia had also debunked Ramdev's claim saying it had not reviewed or certified any traditional medicine for Covid.
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Yoga guru Ramdev on Sunday withdrew his recent statements on allopathic medicine which had triggered strong protests from the medical fraternity.
Responding to a letter from Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, Ramdev said he wants to put the matter to rest.
"Hon&rsquo;ble Minister, I have received your letter. I withdraw my statement, putting to rest the controversy over various medical practices," Ramdev tweeted from his personal Twitter handle, attaching his statement.
Citing a video circulating on social media, the Indian Medical Association had on Saturday demanded prosecution of Ramdev for calling allopathy a "stupid science" amid&nbsp;the Covid pandemic.
Amid furore, Harsh Vardhan had asked Ramdev to take back his statements on allopathic and modern medicine.&nbsp;&nbsp;He had said that the Yoga guru&rsquo;s&nbsp;statements were a disrespect to the doctors

Ramdev withdraws allopahty remarks after furore & minister's rap

Yoga guru Ramdev&nbsp;has withdrawn his anti-allopathy statements which had triggered strong protests from the medical fraternity

Yoga guru Ramdev on Sunday withdrew his recent statements on allopathic medicine which had triggered strong protests from the medical fraternity.
Responding to a letter from Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, Ramdev said he wants to put the matter to rest.
"Hon&rsquo;ble Minister, I have received your letter. I withdraw my statement, putting to rest the controversy over various medical practices," Ramdev tweeted from his personal Twitter handle, attaching his statement.
Citing a video circulating on social media, the Indian Medical Association had on Saturday demanded prosecution of Ramdev for calling allopathy a "stupid science" amid&nbsp;the Covid pandemic.
Amid furore, Harsh Vardhan had asked Ramdev to take back his statements on allopathic and modern medicine. He had said that the Yoga guru&rsquo;s&nbsp;statements were a disrespect to the doctors

Yoga guru Ramdev on Sunday withdrew his recent statements on allopathic medicine which had triggered strong protests from the medical fraternity.
Responding to a letter from Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, Ramdev said he wants to put the matter to rest.
"Hon&rsquo;ble Minister, I have received your letter. I withdraw my statement, putting to rest the controversy over various medical practices," Ramdev tweeted from his personal Twitter handle, attaching his statement.
Citing a video circulating on social media, the Indian Medical Association had on Saturday demanded prosecution of Ramdev for calling allopathy a "stupid science" amid&nbsp;the Covid pandemic.
Amid furore, Harsh Vardhan had asked Ramdev to take back his statements on allopathic and modern medicine.&nbsp;&nbsp;He had said that the Yoga guru&rsquo;s&nbsp;statements were a disrespect to the doctors

Stating that his&nbsp;statements have hurt the sentiments of the doctors who are fighting Covid-19 pandemic,&nbsp;Health minister Harsh Vardhan on Saturday asked Ramdev to take back his recent statements on allopathic medicines and modern medicine.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The health minister in a tweet said&nbsp;the&nbsp;doctors fighting the Covid-19 pandemic day and night, are akin to deities for the people of the nation.&nbsp;He said the Yoga guru&rsquo;s&nbsp;statements were a disrespect to the doctors and he has written a letter to him asking him to withdraw his objectionable statement.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The health minister in his letter also mentioned that he had spoken to Ramdev regarding his statements.&nbsp;He also reminded&nbsp;the yoga guru that Polio, SARS, tuberculosis, chicken pox and Ebola vaccines were also treated by vaccines which were possible due to allopathy.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Your remarks have hurt doctors: Health Minister tells Ramdev

Stating that his&nbsp;statements have hurt the sentiments of the doctors who are fighting Covid-19 pandemic,&nbsp;Health minister Harsh Vardhan on Saturday asked Ramdev to take back his recent statements on allopathic medicines and modern medicine.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The health minister in a tweet said&nbsp;the&nbsp;doctors fighting the Covid-19 pandemic day and night, are akin to deities for the people of the nation.&nbsp;He said the Yoga guru&rsquo;s&nbsp;statements were a disrespect to the doctors and he has written a letter to him asking him to withdraw his objectionable statement.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The health minister in his letter also mentioned that he had spoken to Ramdev regarding his statements.&nbsp;He also reminded&nbsp;the yoga guru that Polio, SARS, tuberculosis, chicken pox and Ebola vaccines were also treated by vaccines which were possible due to allopathy.&nbsp;&nbsp;

//Objectionable: Vardhan&nbsp;on Ramdev's&nbsp;allopathy&nbsp;remark&nbsp; //Remarks hurt sentiments of doctors fighting&nbsp;Covid: Health Minister //Union Minister asks Ramdev to&nbsp;withdraw statement //Vardhan: allopathy&nbsp;gave vaccines which cured polio, SARS&nbsp;

Stating that his&nbsp;statements have hurt the sentiments of the doctors who are fighting Covid-19 pandemic,&nbsp;Health minister Harsh Vardhan on Saturday asked Ramdev to take back his recent statements on allopathic medicines and modern medicine.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The health minister in a tweet said&nbsp;the&nbsp;doctors fighting the Covid-19 pandemic day and night, are akin to deities for the people of the nation.&nbsp;He said the Yoga guru&rsquo;s&nbsp;statements were a disrespect to the doctors and he has written a letter to him asking him to withdraw his objectionable statement.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The health minister in his letter also mentioned that he had spoken to Ramdev regarding his statements.&nbsp;He also reminded&nbsp;the yoga guru that Polio, SARS, tuberculosis, chicken pox and Ebola vaccines were also treated by vaccines which were possible due to allopathy.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Indian Medical Association has demanded prosecution of yoga guru Baba Ramdev for his controversial remarks against allopathic medicine. 
In a video that has gone viral on social media, Ramdev is seen deriding allopathy as a "stupid stream". He goes on to say that lakhs of people have died during the Covid pandemic by taking allopathic medicines. 
The top medical body has written an angry letter to health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan seeking action against Ramdev's. The IMA has asked the health minister to either accept Ramdev's views on allopathy or prosecute him.
Pointing out that Ramdev and his associate, Bal Krishna have both taken allopathic treatment for their illnesses, the medical body has stated that the yoga guru is spreading misinformation and is putting lives of lakhs of people at risk by advising them not to take allopathic medicine.
Other doctors' associations have slammed Randev for his controversial comments.

Top medical body seeks Ramdev's arrest over his anti-allopathy rant

The top medical body has written an angry letter to health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan seeking action against Ramdev&nbsp;for his 'allopathy&nbsp;is stupid science' remarks

Top medical body seeks Ramdev's arrest over anti-allopathy rant

The Indian Medical Association has demanded prosecution of yoga guru Baba Ramdev for his controversial remarks against allopathic medicine. In a video that has gone viral on social media, Ramdev is seen deriding allopathy as a "stupid stream". He goes on to say that lakhs of people have died during the Covid pandemic by taking allopathic medicines. The top medical body has written an angry letter to health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan seeking action against Ramdev's. The IMA has asked the health minister to either accept Ramdev's views on allopathy or prosecute him. Pointing out that Ramdev and his associate, Bal Krishna have both taken allopathic treatment for their illnesses, the medical body has stated that the yoga guru is spreading misinformation and is putting lives of lakhs of people at risk by advising them not to take allopathic medicine.

The Indian Medical Association has demanded prosecution of yoga guru Baba Ramdev for his controversial remarks against allopathic medicine. 
In a video that has gone viral on social media, Ramdev is seen deriding allopathy as a "stupid stream". He goes on to say that lakhs of people have died during the Covid pandemic by taking allopathic medicines. 
The top medical body has written an angry letter to health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan seeking action against Ramdev's. The IMA has asked the health minister to either accept Ramdev's views on allopathy or prosecute him.
Pointing out that Ramdev and his associate, Bal Krishna have both taken allopathic treatment for their illnesses, the medical body has stated that the yoga guru is spreading misinformation and is putting lives of lakhs of people at risk by advising them not to take allopathic medicine.
Other doctors' associations have slammed Randev for his controversial comments.

Watch: Baba Ramdev does yoga on elephant, falls 

Yoga guru Ramdev fell off an elephant while doing yoga on its back

Yoga guru Ramdev fell off an elephant while he was doing yoga on its back. The popular yoga preacher was not injured in the incident which took place on Monday at an ashram in Mathura. A video of the incident has gone viral on social media. Ramdev was performing yoga on the elephant's back when it moved, causing Ramdev to fall. In the video, Ramdev could be seen dusting off dirt and moving on with a smile. This is the second accident involving Ramdev recently. Earlier he had fallen while riding a bicycle and that video had gone viral too.

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