When the summer season comes, we all rush to the markets to buy concentrated syrups or sherbets to beat the scorching heat.

Two cups of full-fat milk, two cups of milk powder, one cup of sugar, two cups of chopped mango, half a teaspoon of vanilla extract, one tablespoon of cardamom powder, and chopped nuts.

The Delhi High Court has observed that the Patanjali Ayurved founder's 'sherbet jihad' remark on popular squash drink Rooh Afza was "indefensible" and shook the "conscience" of the court.

Hamdard described the remarks as an attempt to create a "communal divide" while disparaging its product, the popular drink Rooh Afza. Justice Amit Bansal expressed strong disapproval of Ramdev’s ...

In summer, everyone wants to consume cold beverages. Many people like cold drinks and many people like soft drinks like Rooh ...

In the contentious video, Ramdev was reportedly seen using communal slurs and making disparaging remarks against Rooh Afza, a popular drink sold by Hamdard. Recently, Patanjali uploaded a video ...

The Delhi high court on Tuesday came down heavily on Patanjali founder and yoga guru Ramdev for his controversial "Sharbat Jihad" comments allegedly aimed at Hamdard’s popular drink Rooh Afza ...

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday ordered Patanjali Ayurved founder Ramdev to take down advertisements in which he claimed that food company Hamdard’s drink Rooh Afza was being used to orchestrate ...

After Delhi High Court on Tuesday slammed Baba Ramdev over his remarks allegedly targeting Hamdard’s popular drink Rooh Afza as “Sharbat Jihad”, the Yoga Guru agreed to immediately take down ...

The video, posted on April 3, contained explicit references to Rooh Afza, with Ramdev alleging that buying the drink funded religious extremism. Senior Advocate Rajiv Nayar, appearing for Ramdev ...

Dehradun: Delhi high court on Tuesday reprimanded yoga guru Ramdev and ordered him to remove all advertisements and videos in which he referred to popular drink Rooh Afza as part of a ‘sharbat ...

Earlier this month, Ramdev, while promoting Patanjali's 'Gulab Sharbat', claimed that Rooh Afza's parent company Hamdard was using its gain for building mosques and madrasas. Later, Ramdev ...