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Decision On Women's Entry In Sabrimala After Top Court Verdict: Pinarayi Vijayan
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said that the state government will discuss the Supreme Court verdict on Sabarimala Temple with believers, including those who have a difference in opinion.
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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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"Had Kerala Barred Reopening Religious Places...": Pinarayi Vijayan Rebuts BJP
Hours after Kerala government's decision prohibiting entry of devotees into the famous hill shrine of Lord Ayyappa at Sabarimala, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has responded to the opposition critique of "hasty reopening of temples" in the state.
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Why "Samvidhaan" Is Oxford Hindi Word Of 2019
After receiving widespread attention with the abrogation of Articles 370 and Article 35(A) last year, 'Samvidhaan' has been announced as Oxford Hindi Word of the Year for 2019. Other major decisions also contributed Samvidhaan's prominence including Supreme Court's decision on Sabarimala and floor test in Maharashtra.
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Activist Trupti Desai Ditches Sabarimala Plan After Being Denied Security
Ending an over 12-hour-long standoff with devotees opposing the entry of women of menstrual age into Sabarimala temple, a team of gender rights activists led by Trupti Desai on Tuesday night called off their decision to visit the hill shrine.
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Entry In Sabarimala Not Banned, Says Woman Who First Visited Temple
Kanakadurga, who created history by praying at the Sabarimala temple on January 2, welcomed the Supreme Court's decision on Thursday, which referred the issue of entry of women into the temple and other religious places to a larger seven-judge bench.
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BJP Must Accept Sabarimala Like They Did Ayodhya Ruling: Digvijaya Singh
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh said on Thursday that the RSS and the BJP should accept the Supreme Court's decision in the Sabarimala temple case just as they did in the Ayodhya matter.
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"In Direction Of Upholding Faith": BJP Leader On Sabarimala Decision
Senior BJP leader BL Santhosh today welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to refer the Sabarimala case to a larger bench, saying that it is in the direction of protecting rights of devotees and upholding faith.
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All-Women Entry In Sabarimala Temple Continues, Activist Trupti Desai Welcomes Decision
Sabarimala case: Women rights activist Trupti Desai had made an unsuccessful attempt to enter the temple in November last year, weeks after the Supreme Court lifted the ban that stopped women and girls between the age of 10 and 50 from entering the famous Ayyappa shrine in Kerala.
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Shashi Tharoor Welcomes Top Court's Decision On "Vexed" Sabarimala Issue
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to refer the "vexed" Sabarimala issue to a larger bench and said issues involved have implications for the practice of all faiths.
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Decision On Women's Entry In Sabrimala After Top Court Verdict: Pinarayi Vijayan
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said that the state government will discuss the Supreme Court verdict on Sabarimala Temple with believers, including those who have a difference in opinion.
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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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"Had Kerala Barred Reopening Religious Places...": Pinarayi Vijayan Rebuts BJP
Hours after Kerala government's decision prohibiting entry of devotees into the famous hill shrine of Lord Ayyappa at Sabarimala, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has responded to the opposition critique of "hasty reopening of temples" in the state.
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Why "Samvidhaan" Is Oxford Hindi Word Of 2019
After receiving widespread attention with the abrogation of Articles 370 and Article 35(A) last year, 'Samvidhaan' has been announced as Oxford Hindi Word of the Year for 2019. Other major decisions also contributed Samvidhaan's prominence including Supreme Court's decision on Sabarimala and floor test in Maharashtra.
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Activist Trupti Desai Ditches Sabarimala Plan After Being Denied Security
Ending an over 12-hour-long standoff with devotees opposing the entry of women of menstrual age into Sabarimala temple, a team of gender rights activists led by Trupti Desai on Tuesday night called off their decision to visit the hill shrine.
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Entry In Sabarimala Not Banned, Says Woman Who First Visited Temple
Kanakadurga, who created history by praying at the Sabarimala temple on January 2, welcomed the Supreme Court's decision on Thursday, which referred the issue of entry of women into the temple and other religious places to a larger seven-judge bench.
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BJP Must Accept Sabarimala Like They Did Ayodhya Ruling: Digvijaya Singh
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh said on Thursday that the RSS and the BJP should accept the Supreme Court's decision in the Sabarimala temple case just as they did in the Ayodhya matter.
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"In Direction Of Upholding Faith": BJP Leader On Sabarimala Decision
Senior BJP leader BL Santhosh today welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to refer the Sabarimala case to a larger bench, saying that it is in the direction of protecting rights of devotees and upholding faith.
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All-Women Entry In Sabarimala Temple Continues, Activist Trupti Desai Welcomes Decision
Sabarimala case: Women rights activist Trupti Desai had made an unsuccessful attempt to enter the temple in November last year, weeks after the Supreme Court lifted the ban that stopped women and girls between the age of 10 and 50 from entering the famous Ayyappa shrine in Kerala.
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Shashi Tharoor Welcomes Top Court's Decision On "Vexed" Sabarimala Issue
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to refer the "vexed" Sabarimala issue to a larger bench and said issues involved have implications for the practice of all faiths.
