VIDEO | Delhi: Sadhguru addresses Spiritual & Heritage Tourism Conclave at Akshardham Temple, says, "There is no apparent reason why Bharat should be one nation. People speak different languages, cook and eat differently, and even look different. Yet, we have been one nation for over 10,000 years. What holds us together is not race, religion or language, but diversity and, above all, our spiritual process. As long as the pursuit of liberation, mukti, moksha or nirvana continues, you belong to Bharat. It is fantastic that the Chief Minister is bringing this spiritual element to Delhi through a spiritual circuit. This spiritual ethos has kept us together for thousands of years. We have done a lot of damage to it in the last 75-80 years. It is time to bring it back into people's lives."
(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd)
Congratulations to the Govt. of Delhi on the Spiritual and Heritage Tourism initiative. Creating a spiritual circuit for a city is a fantastic idea because it will serve as a constant reminder that the highest aspiration in this civilization has always been Liberation. To become free from the unnecessary fetters we have created within ourselves. Delhi should free itself from its fetters and re-create the celebrated, exuberant Yamuna Theera of yore where Krishna danced. -Sg @gupta_rekha@CMODelhi
Wonderful to meet with Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Samrat Choudhary ji in the Land of Nalanda. Steeped in civilizational glory even as it embraces the Future and continues to contribute significantly to the growth & prosperity of Bharat. -Sg @samrat4bjp
Believers and disbelievers are in the same boat. One believes positively, the other negatively. Both are unwilling to admit that they do not know. #SadhguruQuotes
Tears in his eyes making me Laugh.... This man, his son and the entire DMK gang, continuously abused Hinduism, North Indians etc..
They wanted to eradicate Sanatan....
Spectacular Dance of Democracy across Bharat. Those who have won should conduct these victories with utmost responsibility and commitment towards the people who are giving you this privilege. And those who have lost must understand that this is the normal process of democracy. Time to introspect and come up with ways to serve the people beyond being in positions of power.
Our sincere hopes and wishes to the people of these states will achieve their aspirations and goals. Namaskaram. -Sg
#ElectionResults2026
Exposing Nakkeeran’s Persistent Hit Job on Isha Foundation – A Must-Read Analysis
Just finished reading @SwarajyaMag’s powerful op-ed by Mahathi Aguvaveedi: “When Narratives Outlast Facts In The Digital Age.”
This piece brilliantly exposes the sustained smear campaign by Tamil magazine "Nakkeeran" against the Isha Foundation. Deep gratitude to the author and Swarajya for this timely, rigorous, and authoritative intervention. A must-read for anyone concerned with media accountability.
Mahathi Aguvaveedi brings sharp scholarship and policy-level clarity to this grave issue. With her Master’s in Public Policy from Columbia and extensive experience in public health, sustainability, and development work, she dissects the problem with exceptional logic and methodological depth. Thank you for this well-researched, clear-eyed take that anticipates every counterpoint.
The article spotlights how Nakkeeran continued running videos and content attacking Isha Foundation long after its claims were officially disproven. Even as courts, investigations, and authorities rejected the allegations, the magazine persisted with its targeted campaign. This is a textbook case of narrative warfare over facts.
Delhi High Court’s recent order directs Nakkeeran to remove the defamatory content. Justice Subramonium Prasad rightly granted interim relief to Isha Foundation. Yet, as Aguvaveedi powerfully notes, while courts can mandate takedowns, "they cannot undo the damage already done" - the poison of repeated falsehoods that lingers in the digital ecosystem.
What makes this hit job particularly insidious is the “targeting logic” the author identifies: selecting subjects not for genuine investigation but to erode credibility through sustained, one-sided amplification. Nakkeeran’s decade-long obsession with Isha, recycling debunked claims, fits this pattern perfectly. Facts were subordinated to narrative from the start.
Aguvaveedi honours journalism’s proud legacy while fearlessly calling out its distortions. She methodically contrasts ethical reporting with orchestrated campaigns driven by ideology, alignment, or engagement farming. Her analysis is so comprehensive - no loose ends, every angle covered - that it feels utterly legitimate and authoritative.
This piece stands out for its calm precision and refusal to sensationalise. It shows how digital incentives allow disproven stories to outlive evidence, eroding public trust. Nakkeeran’s case is a glaring example of when media crosses from scrutiny into motivated harassment.
Heartfelt thanks to Mahathi Aguvaveedi and @SwarajyaMag for producing this high-standard work. In an age where narratives are weaponised, voices like hers restore sanity and demand accountability. Journalism must verify, correct and update, not endlessly target.
Read the full authoritative analysis here:
https://t.co/oju4zGFljz
Truth must prevail over manufactured campaigns.
Exposing Nakkeeran’s Persistent Hit Job on Isha Foundation – A Must-Read Analysis
Just finished reading @SwarajyaMag’s powerful op-ed by Mahathi Aguvaveedi: “When Narratives Outlast Facts In The Digital Age.”
This piece brilliantly exposes the sustained smear campaign by Tamil magazine "Nakkeeran" against the Isha Foundation. Deep gratitude to the author and Swarajya for this timely, rigorous, and authoritative intervention. A must-read for anyone concerned with media accountability.
Mahathi Aguvaveedi brings sharp scholarship and policy-level clarity to this grave issue. With her Master’s in Public Policy from Columbia and extensive experience in public health, sustainability, and development work, she dissects the problem with exceptional logic and methodological depth. Thank you for this well-researched, clear-eyed take that anticipates every counterpoint.
The article spotlights how Nakkeeran continued running videos and content attacking Isha Foundation long after its claims were officially disproven. Even as courts, investigations, and authorities rejected the allegations, the magazine persisted with its targeted campaign. This is a textbook case of narrative warfare over facts.
Delhi High Court’s recent order directs Nakkeeran to remove the defamatory content. Justice Subramonium Prasad rightly granted interim relief to Isha Foundation. Yet, as Aguvaveedi powerfully notes, while courts can mandate takedowns, "they cannot undo the damage already done" - the poison of repeated falsehoods that lingers in the digital ecosystem.
What makes this hit job particularly insidious is the “targeting logic” the author identifies: selecting subjects not for genuine investigation but to erode credibility through sustained, one-sided amplification. Nakkeeran’s decade-long obsession with Isha, recycling debunked claims, fits this pattern perfectly. Facts were subordinated to narrative from the start.
Aguvaveedi honours journalism’s proud legacy while fearlessly calling out its distortions. She methodically contrasts ethical reporting with orchestrated campaigns driven by ideology, alignment, or engagement farming. Her analysis is so comprehensive - no loose ends, every angle covered - that it feels utterly legitimate and authoritative.
This piece stands out for its calm precision and refusal to sensationalise. It shows how digital incentives allow disproven stories to outlive evidence, eroding public trust. Nakkeeran’s case is a glaring example of when media crosses from scrutiny into motivated harassment.
Heartfelt thanks to Mahathi Aguvaveedi and @SwarajyaMag for producing this high-standard work. In an age where narratives are weaponised, voices like hers restore sanity and demand accountability. Journalism must verify, correct and update, not endlessly target.
Read the full authoritative analysis here:
https://t.co/oju4zGFljz
Truth must prevail over manufactured campaigns.
Delhi High Court orders Tamil media outlet Nakkheeran Publications to delete and take down “defamatory” content against Sadhguru’s Isha Foundation.
@ishafoundation@nakkheeranweb
Congratulations to the T20 World Champions, Team Bharat, for another superb clinical finish & for unifying the Nation in celebration. Raising the sporting spirit of Bharat! -Sg
Conveyed my pranaams to the revered Sadhguru and sought his blessings. It was a pleasure meeting him at the finals. Deeply impressed by his humility and the warmth and ease with which he engages in conversation.
@SadhguruJV#INDvNZ#T20WorldCup2026final
Not just Fibbonacci series, Indians discovered:
- Pythagorean theorem and geometric constructions (Baudhayana Sulba Sutras)
- Binary patterns, binomial coefficients, Pascal’s triangle (Pingala’s Chhandas Shastra)
- Positional decimal numeral system that we use today (Vedic period onward, formalized by Aryabhata)
- Concept of zero as a number (Jain texts 300 BCE onward, rules formalized by Brahmagupta, 628 CE)
- Negative numbers and their operations (Brahmagupta)
- Sine and cosine tables, trigonometric identities, and π approximation (Aryabhata)
- General solutions to quadratic equations and methods of solving them (Brahmagupta)
- Infinite power series for π, sine, cosine, and arctangent (Madhava of Sangamagrama)
- Precursors to Number theory, Calculus, Algebraic methods and many more
Hitjob after hitjob against Sadhguru.
After a spectacular Mahashivratri at the ashram, two certified Hinduphobes, Digvijaya Singh and Prashant Bhushan, join others in berating Isha Foundation.
A big reason: Sadhguru’s popularity spreads dharma, jolts missionary soul-harvesting.
SZA, voice of an entire generation, just posted this.
First in my bloodline to witness this!
This didn't happen by accident. Sadhguru spent decades making Shiva feel boundless, joyful, and everyone's. Mahashivratri became a global awakening. It has made Sanatana culture so alive, so beautiful, that Gen Z didn't inherit it, they chose it!
@sza reflected something ancient back to the world, in her own language.
Sanatana didn't go global by conquering. It went global by welcoming.
Shiva was always yours too. ❤️