Where is united states of kailasa

Nithyananda's followers keep a virtual presence on social media, sharing regular updates about their self-proclaimed nation despite its lack of a physical location Nithyananda, a controversial self-styled godman accused of rape and illegal confinement of minors, has recently cropped up in the news again, as representatives from his self-proclaimed nation, the ‘United States of Kailasa’ (USK), attended a United Nations meeting last month. In 2019, Nithyananda fled from India and surfaced a year later, asserting that he had founded his own country. Nithyananda’s followers keep a virtual presence on social media, sharing regular updates about their self-proclaimed nation despite its lack of a physical location. While it is rumoured that Nithyananda has bought an island off the coast of Ecuador and named it “Kailasa,” there is little visual evidence to confirm this, according to BBC reports. Also Read: Despite the lack of a physical location, the self-proclaimed country has a social media presence, with its representatives regularly posting videos and photos of their interactions, allegedly with diplomats from various nations. Where is this fictitious country? Numerous reports suggest that Nithyananda’s purported country is situated on one of Ecuador’s islands. However, the Ecuadorian government had informed the BBC that Nithyananda was not present in their country. The name ‘Kailasa’ is derived from Mount Kailash, a sacred site for Hindus located in Tibet. As per its website,...

Is 'Kailaasa' a recognized country...? New Delhi: Controversial fugitive self-styled godman Nithyananda is in news after representatives of his so-called country 'United States of Kailasa' (USK) attended a meeting of the United Nations (UN) last month. Nithyananda, accused of rape and kidnapping, fled India in 2019 and emerged a year later claiming to have founded his own country. However, very few people would know that where is this fictional country? Nithyananda's followers have a substantial presence on social media, where they keep posting updates on developments in their country. According to the BBC, Nithyananda bought an island off the coast of Ecuador where he claims to have established 'Kailaasa', but sightings of it are extremely difficult to come by other than on social media. After all, where is Kailasa...? This question will be in the mind of many people that where is Nityananda's Kailasa? It has been claimed in many reports that Nityananda's country is situated on an island near Ecuador. However, the Ecuadorian government told the BBC at that time that Nithyananda was not in the country. 'Kailash' is named after Mount Kailash in Tibet, which is considered sacred by Hindus. It is also said that Mount Kailash is the abode of Lord Shiva. According to the website of this fictional country, "Kailaasa' is a movement founded and run by members of the Hindu Adi Shaiva minority community from Canada, the United States and other countries and provides a safe haven for...

New York: Self-proclaimed godman and fugitive Nithyananda's "United States of Kailasa" has signed a "cultural partnership" with over 30 American cities, a media report has said, days after the city of Newark in the US state of New Jersey said it rescinded a "sister-city" agreement with the fictional country. The sister-city agreement between Newark and the fake "United States of Kailasa" was inked on January 12 this year and the signing ceremony took place at City Hall in Newark. Nityananda, whose mind-bending spiritual homilies wrapped in a sheen of pseudo-science has provided much mirth on social media, claims to have set up a country called the "United States of Kailasa" in 2019. According to its website, there are over 30 American cities that have signed a cultural partnership with the fake nation of Kailasa --- cities from Richmond, Virginia to Dayton, Ohio, to Buena Park, Florida literally all over the map, according to a Fox news report on Thursday. The report said that "we are finding out the supreme fake pontiff" has a "long list of cities he has duped. It said that it reached out to some of the cities in the US for a reaction on signing an agreement with the fake nation. "And so far most of the cities have confirmed these proclamations are in fact true," the report said. Jacksonville, North Carolina told Fox News: "Our proclamations with Kailasa are not an endorsement. They are a response to a request and we do not verify the information that is requested." Fox N...