Nithyananda

March 05, 2023

Newark rescinds sister-city agreement with 'United States of Kailasa', terms incident regrettable

Self-proclaimed godman and fugitive Nithyananda claims to have founded the "United States of Kailasa (USK)" in 2019 and according to its website, counts "two billion practising Hindus" among its population.

January 22, 2020
Interpol issues Blue Corner Notice against absconding godman Nithyananda

It was emerged in December last year that Nithyananda has created a Hindu nation, Kailaasa, with its own flag and political setup, on an island near Ecuador.
December 05, 2019
Fugitive godman Nithyananda to seek UN help for 'Kailaasa'

Citizenship to the new 'nation' is very selective and open only to people who are Nithyananda's devotees and must receive clearances from its 'Prime Minister' and 'Cabinet'.
December 03, 2019
Fugitive godman Nithyananda sets up own 'nation' called 'Kailaasa'

The website declared that the fugitive godman has declared a 'Hindu sovereign nation' and even has a cabinet along with a Prime Minister.
November 20, 2019
Swami Nithyananda booked, two disciples held for 'kidnapping' children

Police also arrested Sadhvi Pranpriyananda and Priyatatva Riddhi Kiran, both women disciples of the controversial godman, on charges of allegedly kidnapping at least four children.
November 19, 2019
Godman Nithyananda's institute accused of keeping 2 girls in confinement

With help from the police, the parents visited the institute and managed to bring back their two minor daughters, but their elder daughters, Lopamudra Janardhana Sharma (21) and Nandhita (18), refused to accompany them, according to the petition.

Nithyananda

Newark rescinds sister-city agreement with 'United States of Kailasa', terms incident regrettable

Interpol issues Blue Corner Notice against absconding godman Nithyananda

Fugitive godman Nithyananda to seek UN help for 'Kailaasa'

Fugitive godman Nithyananda sets up own 'nation' called 'Kailaasa'

Swami Nithyananda booked, two disciples held for 'kidnapping' children

Godman Nithyananda's institute accused of keeping 2 girls in confinement