Have Provided 5 Lakh Jobs, Will Create 5 Lakh More: Baba Ramdev at IES 2024

New Delhi: Baba Ramdev in a candid conversation with Republic Media Network's Editor-in-Chief Arnab Goswami revealed that the Patanjali Group has provided 5 lakh jobs and will create five lakh more in the coming years.

The yoga guru made a big statement at India's biggest Economic Summit 2024 when he was asked about the plans of the company. He said, " Patanjali has provided employment to about five lakh people and will soon create five lakh more job opportunities."

Will Free The World Of Diabetes, Cancer, Blood Pressure

Speaking further during the conversation, Baba Ramdev emphasised that Patanjali 's target is not profit, but charity. The Yoga Guru said nation and society are the ultimate beneficiaries of Patanjali Ayurved. "We have provided employment to about five lakh people and will soon create five lakh more job opportunities," he said.

He declared that with a 'superpower' like Ayurved and Yoga, India will provide health and peace to the world. He claimed that Patanjali would free the world from diseases like diabetes, cancer, and Blood Pressure.

He added that the company has so far manufactured "over 100 R&D-based drugs and saved thousands from undergoing organ transplants."

India Economic Summit 2024

The Republic Media Network’s India Economic Summit , now in its fourth distinguished edition, is underway at the Network’s grand HQs, proudly hailed as the largest news centre in Asia. This event, held under the visionary theme "Viksit Bharat: Bullseye," serves as a beacon of economic ambition, illuminating India's aspirational path to a $50 trillion economy by 2047.

Bringing together a distinguished assembly of policymakers, business magnates, and industry experts, the summit is a platform for forward-thinking dialogue on India’s future as a global economic powerhouse. Discussions will delve into transformative ideas around policy innovation, infrastructure development, and inclusive growth to shape a vibrant, self-reliant India.

Adding to the summit’s prestige, India’s Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman , will join as the chief guest, emphasizing India's increasingly influential role in global trade and its bold strides toward economic prominence.