There has been a lot of buzz online about a Patanjali-branded smartphone—often described as a 5G or even a 6G phone with high-end specs like a massive camera and large battery. However, no official smartphone launch or announcement has been made by Patanjali Ayurved or its associated companies regarding any new mobile phone.
What the Rumours Say
Various viral posts on social media and some tech blogs claimed that Patanjali was launching a 6G smartphone with exaggerated features, including a 250 MP camera, 6G connectivity, huge battery capacity and advanced specs aimed at rivaling top brands. Some listings even mentioned unrealistic price points and massive storage options.
The Reality
Despite widespread circulation of these claims, fact-checks from multiple credible news sources have confirmed that these reports are false. There is no official confirmation from Patanjali or Baba Ramdev that the company is entering the smartphone market or launching a new smart device of its own. The details floating online appear to be based on rumours, fake tech renderings or speculative marketing content without genuine backing.
Why the Rumours Spread
Patanjali is a well-known Indian consumer goods and wellness brand led by Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna, and it often attracts attention whenever new product categories are mentioned. Sometimes fake ads, speculation videos or doctored images use the Patanjali name to attract clicks, leading to confusion among consumers.
Current Tech Moves by Patanjali
Although there is no smartphone yet, Patanjali has entered the telecom space in the past with initiatives like its collaboration on Swadeshi Samriddhi SIM cards with BSNL, offering data, calling and insurance benefits in partnership packages.
Final Verdict
As of now, Patanjali has not officially launched any new smartphone. Claims about a Patanjali 5G or 6G phone are unverified rumours and not supported by reliable sources. If the company does plan a real smartphone launch in the future, it will likely be announced through official Patanjali channels and major tech news outlets.