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Patanjali Ayurved Limited, which is owned by Baba Ramdev, is planning to sell its non-food business, which includes products like toothpaste, oil, soap, and shampoo.

The Supreme Court verdict has come immediately after the case of Patanjali for its fraudulent advertisements in medicine. It was after the persistent perusal

The board also authorised officials to carry out due diligence, appoint professionals, negotiate the terms and conditions of the proposal, and report the findings to the Audit Committee and the board for further consideration. To strengthen its product portfolio, Patanjali Foods acquired the biscuits business of Patanjali Natural Biscuits Pvt Ltd for Rs 60.03 crore in May 2021.

In a regulatory filing, Patanjali Foods informed that its board has discussed the initial proposal received from Patanjali Ayurved Ltd for a sale of the latter's non-food business undertaking to the company.

Patanjali Ayurved continues to faces rigorous scrutiny from the Supreme Court over misleading advertisements, with the case underscoring the vital need for strict regulatory oversight in health-related advertising in India.

They do a disservice to all systems of healing. Influencer culture has spawned an ecosphere teeming with mini Ramdevs, who could be compounding a serious public health crisis

The inquiry came as the court deliberated a contempt case against Patanjali Ayurved, its Managing Director Acharya Balkrishna……. - Newsx

On April 23, Supreme Court questioned Ramdev and Balkrishna on size and visibility of an apology issued for Patanjalis previous ads. | Latest News India

"We want to see that when you issue an advertisement, it does not mean we have to see it with a microscope," the Supreme Court had told Patanjali's counsel

Patanjali Misleading ads case: Yoga guru Baba Ramdev and his associate Balkrishna issued a renewed and prominent apology in major newspapers on Wednesday for the misleading advertisements of Patanjalis medicinal products, following criticism from the Supreme Court. Patanjali expressed sincere apologies for not complying with the courts directives, vowing to avoid repeating such errors.