The Delhi High Court has barred the unauthorised use and misappropriation of Yoga guru Ramdev’s name, image, voice and other personality attributes across all formats and platforms, including content ...

“If anyone claims personality rights against a news channel, then fair reporting itself goes out of the window. With egregious content, we have no problem, we never oppose it. But news reporting?” ...

Social media intermediaries Meta and X (formerly Twitter) told the Delhi high court on Tuesday that Yoga exponent and Ayurveda entrepreneur Baba Ramdev cannot seek removal and blocking global access ...

Opposing aspects of Yoga guru Ramdev's personality rights suit before the Delhi High Court, social media platforms on Tuesday argued that the reliefs sought in the case by the yoga guru could result ...

In a world dominated by quick-fix pills and endless medical consultations, Swami Ramdev emerges as a beacon of natural wellness. The yoga guru, often seen leading millions in pranayama sessions, ...

NEW DELHI: Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday argued against "indiscriminate" blocking orders by courts, saying content in the realm of satire, fair comment and public speech should ...

Justice Jyoti Singh was hearing a lawsuit by Baba Ramdev alleging large-scale misappropriation and commercial exploitation of his personality, image, and identity across various online and social ...

NEW DELHI– Yoga guru and Patanjali co-founder Ramdev has blocked tech millionaire and longevity enthusiast Bryan Johnson on X (formerly Twitter) after Johnson questioned his claims about ...

NEW DELHI, (IANS) – The Supreme Court on April 2 came down heavily on Baba Ramdev and Patanjali Ayurved’s Managing Director Acharya Balkrishna for filing improper versions of affidavits in response to ...

NEW DELHI: Micro-blogging platform X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday opposed before the Delhi High Court Patanjali founder Ramdev’s plea seeking protection of personality rights and deletion of tweets ...

The court, which was dealing with Ramdev's lawsuit on the issue, also directed the removal of certain offending content from the platforms within 72 hours of receipt of the order.