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Court Rejects Petition Over Selection Of Head Priest Of Sabrimala Shrine
The Kerala High Court on Thursday rejected a plea challenging the recent selection of the 'melsanthi' or head priest of the Lord Ayyappa shrine at Sabarimala.
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Sabarimala To Receive 2000 Pilgrims On Weekdays In Makaravilakku Season
Sabarimala Temple is all set to receive more pilgrims with the Kerala government deciding to allow more devotees for darshan by adhering to COVID-19 protocols. According to the new decision, a maximum of 2000 devotees would be allowed at the hill shrine on weekdays and 3000 on weekends, the state Devaswom Minister Kadakampally Surendran said.
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Devotees Reach Sabarimala For Mandala Prayers In Kerala
Devotees reached Sannidhanam to offer prayers to Lord Ayappa for Mandala pooja as the annual Sabarimala pilgrimage season begins in Kerala amid the pandemic.
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Pinarayi Vijayan Meets Governor, Pledges To Better Sabarimala Amenities
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday met Governor P. Sathasivam and pledged to improve amenities for the pilgrims visiting the Sabarimala temple, as the two-month season to pay obeisance to Lord Ayyappa peaks
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Kerala BJP's U-Turn After Comment About Sabarimala Head Priest Sparks Row
After kicking up a row over his statement that the Sabarimala head priest had consulted him before threatening the closure of the Ayyappa shrine if women of menstrual age entered it, the BJP's state unit chief PS Sreedharan Pillai on Saturday took a u-turn saying someone else in the tantri's family had sought his views.
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Actor Kollam Thulashi Charged For Remarks Against Women Over Sabarimala
Malayalam actor Kollam Thulashi has been charged by the Kerala Police for his controversial remarks against women during a NDA protest meeting over the Sabarimala Temple issue, the police said today.
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Lord Ayappa Devotees Protest Against Implementation Of Sabarimala Verdict
Over 5,000 devotees of Lord Ayappa, mostly women, took out a procession protesting the Supreme Court ruling, allowing women of all ages to offer prayers at the hill shrine in Sabarimala.
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Court Rejects Petition Over Selection Of Head Priest Of Sabrimala Shrine
The Kerala High Court on Thursday rejected a plea challenging the recent selection of the 'melsanthi' or head priest of the Lord Ayyappa shrine at Sabarimala.
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Sabarimala To Receive 2000 Pilgrims On Weekdays In Makaravilakku Season
Sabarimala Temple is all set to receive more pilgrims with the Kerala government deciding to allow more devotees for darshan by adhering to COVID-19 protocols. According to the new decision, a maximum of 2000 devotees would be allowed at the hill shrine on weekdays and 3000 on weekends, the state Devaswom Minister Kadakampally Surendran said.
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Devotees Reach Sabarimala For Mandala Prayers In Kerala
Devotees reached Sannidhanam to offer prayers to Lord Ayappa for Mandala pooja as the annual Sabarimala pilgrimage season begins in Kerala amid the pandemic.
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Pinarayi Vijayan Meets Governor, Pledges To Better Sabarimala Amenities
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday met Governor P. Sathasivam and pledged to improve amenities for the pilgrims visiting the Sabarimala temple, as the two-month season to pay obeisance to Lord Ayyappa peaks
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Kerala BJP's U-Turn After Comment About Sabarimala Head Priest Sparks Row
After kicking up a row over his statement that the Sabarimala head priest had consulted him before threatening the closure of the Ayyappa shrine if women of menstrual age entered it, the BJP's state unit chief PS Sreedharan Pillai on Saturday took a u-turn saying someone else in the tantri's family had sought his views.
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Actor Kollam Thulashi Charged For Remarks Against Women Over Sabarimala
Malayalam actor Kollam Thulashi has been charged by the Kerala Police for his controversial remarks against women during a NDA protest meeting over the Sabarimala Temple issue, the police said today.
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Lord Ayappa Devotees Protest Against Implementation Of Sabarimala Verdict
Over 5,000 devotees of Lord Ayappa, mostly women, took out a procession protesting the Supreme Court ruling, allowing women of all ages to offer prayers at the hill shrine in Sabarimala.
