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Baba Ramdev
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Born Ram Krishna Yadav
25 December 1965 (age 48) [1]
Ali pur (Alipur), Mahendrgarh, Haryana, India
Nationality Indian
Guru Acharya Pradhumn, Acharya Baldev, Swami Shankerdevji Maharaj [2]
Philosophy Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam[3]
Literary works Gurukul Kalva, [4]

Baba Ramdev About this sound pronunciation (help·info) (born as Ramkrishna Yadav in Haryana) is a spiritual leader known for his contributions in yoga, Ayurveda, politics and agriculture. He is best known for popularising yoga among health conscious Indians through his mass yoga camps and TV shows. He has been the inspiration and guide for the Patanjali group of institutions (including some firms). Ramdev has more recently become a vocal advocate on Indian political issues.[5]

Contents

1 Early life
2 Beginning of public life
3 Patanjali Yogpeeth and Research on Yoga
4 Political and social campaigns
4.1 Protests against black money
4.2 Anti-corruption rally on 27 February 2011 at Ramlila Maidan
4.3 Bhrashtachar Mitao Satyagrah 4 June 2011 at Ramlila Maidan
4.3.1 Preface
4.3.2 Protest at Delhi
4.3.3 Aftermath of the Delhi protest and fast unto death
4.3.4 End of hunger strike
4.4 Ambedkar stadium fast
4.4.1 Allegations of corruption and tax evasion
5 Controversies and Criticism
5.1 Involvements in activities prohibited for non-profit in USA
5.2 Labour law violations and animal parts in medicines
5.3 Views on AIDS and sex education
5.4 Views on homosexuality
5.5 Detention at London Airport
5.6 Conversation with Mahant Chandnath
6 Awards and recognitions
7 Bibliography
8 See also
9 References
10 External links

Early life

Baba Ramdev was born as Ramkrishna Yadav to Ram Nivas Yadav and Gulabo Devi in the Alipur village of Mahendragarh district in Haryana state of India.[6] He then studied Indian scripture, Yoga and Sanskrit in various gurukuls. He became a sanyasi & eventually came to be called with his popular name "Baba Ramdev".[7] While living in Kalva Gurukul of Jind district in Haryana, he offered free yoga training to villagers for some time. Then he moved to Haridwar, Uttarakhand and spent several years studying ancient Indian scriptures at Gurukul Kangri Vishwavidyalaya. This included a rare book of Aurobindo Ghosh, Yogik Sadhan,[8] translated from Bengali into Hindi by Ram Prasad Bismil. After reading this small booklet योगिक साधन (en. yaugika-sadhana) he went to the caves of Himalaya and practised intense self-discipline and meditation.
Beginning of public life