A police team reached Isha Foundation in Coimbatore over recent controversy related to habeas corpus petition filed by retired professor Dr S. Kamaraj, who claims that his daughters, Geetha Kamaraj (42) and Latha Kamaraj (39),

Days after the Madras High Court rapped Isha Foundation and its 67-year-old founder Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, asking why they "encouraged" women to live like hermits, the organisation on Wednesday said it doesn't ask people to take up monkhood or sannyasa.

Sadhguru's Isha foundation on Wednesday released a statement saying that the organisation doesn't ask people to get married or take up monkhood as th

Petition filed by the father of the two women, who say they are living at the foundation of their own free will. Court has sought report on all criminal cases against the foundation. Foundation calls

In his petition, Kamaraj alleged his two daughters were "brainwashed to reside at the Isha Yoga Centre" in Coimbatore and that the foundation did not allow them to maintain any contact with their families.

A 150-member police team, including one assistant deputy superintendent rank officer and three DSPs, visited Sadhguru's Isha Foundation at Thondamuthur on Wednesday. The visit was prompted by a directive from the Madras High Court,

Days after the Madras High Court rapped Isha Foundation and its founder Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, asking why they encouraged wo

The high court had ordered the Tamil Nadu government to submit the details of all criminal cases against the Isha Foundation.

The action came after a petitioner told the court that his two daughters were being held captive at the yoga centre in the foundation.