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Over 5,000 variety of clothes, including Sanskar for males, Aastha for women and LiveFit for sportswear category will be available at these stores

Ramdev's Rs 634 crore project, Patanjali Food and Herbal Park is expected to provide employment to 33,400 people in Andhra Pradesh's Vizianagaram

Patanjali Paridhan has a range of products from jeans and ethnic wear to accessories on offer.

'Paridhan' would add to a series of products launched by Patanjali, which focuses on 'swadeshi' and all-natural theme of products that strike with the Indian traditions and ethos.

After milking the science behind Ayurveda, yoga guru Baba Ramdev's Patanjali is all set to harness the power of sun. Expanding its market beyond the fast moving consumer goods category, Patanjali is going to diversify into solar power equipment manufacturing.

FMCG major Patanjali is looking to foray into textile and garment manufacturing with its ayurvedic offerings finding widespread acceptance in Indian households.

To meet its ambitious targets and expand its areas of interest, Baba Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurved Ltd is in talks with several investment banks to raise structured credit worth Rs 1,000 crore.

After announcing the launch of its packaged drinking water 'Divya Jal', Baba Ramdev's Patanjali Ayurved Ltd is expected to enter $70 billion dairy sector in India.

With the launch of Divya Jal, Baba Ramdev may pose a tough challenge to existing packaged water providers such as Pepsico, Coca-Cola, Parle Bisleri and Tata Gobal Beverages. Coca-Cola sells Kinley and PepsiCo sells Aquafina.

Amazon recently received government's nod to stock and retail food and grocery items through brick and mortar stores, on both online and offline platforms.

The FMCG major is planning to build a plant in Nepal under its global business expansion and expand its presence further in the African market and Myanmar.

There's no stopping Baba Ramdev. After the huge success of his FMCG company Patanjali, the yoga guru is now set to launch 'swadeshi' line of clothes for men, women and children.

Consumers are willing to splurge once again on a range of products. This is just what the doctor ordered for the Indian economy.

Ramdev is the brand ambassador of Patanjali Ayurved, a company which built its reputation on providing Ayurvedic products. Its 101st product - launched in the country - is noodles.

Yoga, one of India's greatest exports and one that has shaped the country's image overseas, took off in the 1960s owing to the growing interest in mind-body therapies.