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1 day ago · A 54-year-old woman has shared her harrowing experience of being raised in the notorious cult of Indian mystic Rajneesh, popularly known as Osho. Prem Sargam detailed the rampant sexual abuse she endured from the age of six to 12 in three ashrams
In an interview with The Times, the UK-based Sargam said she was raised in the "sickening Sannyasin' sex cult" led by Indian mystic Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, aka Osho, and narrated how she was ...
2 days ago · A 54-year-old woman has shared her harrowing experience of being raised in the notorious sex cult of Indian godman Rajneesh, also known as Osho.
1 day ago · In an interview with the Times, the 54-year-old woman talked about the Indian mystic Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, commonly known by his alias 'Osho'. Prem Sangram was allegedly abused and raped ...
2 days ago · The controversial Osho cult, founded by Indian spiritual leader Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, has resurfaced in public discourse following disturbing revelations from one of its former members.
2 days ago · Osho alias Rajneesh, the controversial spiritual guru from India was also known as ‘Sex Guru’ for emphasising sexual freedom.
4 days ago · Leigh Day is investigating the potential for legal action in light of allegations that children were raped and sexually abused by members of the Osho / Bhagwhan Shree Rajneesh communes.
2 days ago · A year later, on an extended trip to Nepal and living in a commune connected to the Rajneesh movement — dubbed the Orange People in Australia — she was given a new name by a guru at the commune.
1 day ago · Congratulating the Rajasthan government for the upcoming global investment summit, Rajneesh Narang, Chairman & Managing Director of HPCL, said that his company is one of the beneficiaries of the pro-business reforms being taken by the state and the Barmer refinery being developed by HPCL is an example of it.
5 days ago · He did not accumulate scores of Rolls-Royces, like Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh; his biggest self-indulgence was a helicopter. "[264] [265] When some observers questioned how his organisation's money was being used, the Maharishi said, "It goes to support the centres, it does not go on me.
