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Charge sheet against actress, others quashed in Sabarimala case
The Kerala High Court on Friday quashed the charge sheet filed by police in the controversial Sabarimala "astrological finding" case, which included Kannada actress Jaimala among the accused. While closing the case, the court also said that the charges against the accused were not legally tenable.
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Secret 'Devaprasnam' irks Padavedu locals
A 'Devaprasnam', being held by Kerala-based astrologer Parappanangadi Unnikrishna Panicker at the Arulmigu Renugambal Amman temple in Padavedu village in Thiruvannamalai district since Monday, has caused resentment among the locals, who are questioning the wisdom behind inviting the disgraced astrologer, besides wondering why it was being held now ...
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Astrologers caution against opening vault of the Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple
The priceless treasure in Kerala's Sree Padmanabha Swamy temple should not be moved out of the shrine. That is what a group of astrologers have concluded after conducting a four-day ritual called devaprasnam to find out the "will of the deity."
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Charge sheet against actress, others quashed in Sabarimala case
The Kerala High Court on Friday quashed the charge sheet filed by police in the controversial Sabarimala "astrological finding" case, which included Kannada actress Jaimala among the accused. While closing the case, the court also said that the charges against the accused were not legally tenable.
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Secret 'Devaprasnam' irks Padavedu locals
A 'Devaprasnam', being held by Kerala-based astrologer Parappanangadi Unnikrishna Panicker at the Arulmigu Renugambal Amman temple in Padavedu village in Thiruvannamalai district since Monday, has caused resentment among the locals, who are questioning the wisdom behind inviting the disgraced astrologer, besides wondering why it was being held now ...
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Astrologers caution against opening vault of the Sree Padmanabhaswamy temple
The priceless treasure in Kerala's Sree Padmanabha Swamy temple should not be moved out of the shrine. That is what a group of astrologers have concluded after conducting a four-day ritual called devaprasnam to find out the "will of the deity."
