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COVID-Negative Certificate After RT-PCR Test Must For Sabarimala Visit
Devotees will be allowed to visit Sabarimala hill shrine from December 27 only after producing a COVID-negative certificate following an RT-PCR test, the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) said, even as the Kerala High Court granted permission to allow 5,000 pilgrims to visit the temple from Sunday.
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Stray Dog Walks 480 KM With Sabarimala Devotees From Andhra Pradesh To Karnataka
A stray dog walked along with a group of 13 Ayyappa devotees, who are on a pilgrimage to Sabarimala Temple in Kerala.
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60 Sabarimala Pilgrims Detained For Violating Prohibitory Orders
Around 60 pilgrims, who breached the security zone near Sabarimala's 'vavarunada' area and started chanting prayers despite prohibitory orders, have been detained by the police.
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Ensure Basic Facilities To Sabarimala Devotees, Says Human Rights Body
Observing that there was a gross violation of human rights of Sabarimala devotees, the Kerala Human Rights Commisison (KHRC) on Sunday directed the TDB, DGP and Local Self Government Department to ensure that basic facilities were provided to pilgrims at the temple complex.
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Sabarimala Row Highlights: Protests Continue On Second-Day
On the second day of the re-opening of the Sabarimala temple, protests continue against the entry of women of menstruating age into the temple. Fresh protests erupted on Tuesday morning when a woman, thought to be in her menstruating age, was heard of being around the temple premises.
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Amid Sabarimala Row, 4 Women Seek Police Protection To Pray
Four women have approached the Kerala High Court seeking a direction to the state government to provide them security to offer prayers at Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala.
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The Dog That Walked 600 Km With Sabarimala Pilgrim
Meet Malu, the extraordinary dog who undertook a 600-km journey to keep a Sabarimala 'yatri' company. Malu met Naveen, the Sabarimala pilgrim, on December 8 and hasn't left his his side ever since.
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Devotees Divided Over Women's Entry Ahead Of Sabarimala Pilgrim Season
For decades, a blue signpost that prohibits "women between 10-50 years of age" from entering Kerala's Sabarimala temple has acted as the 'laxman-rekha'. While the Supreme Court is yet to decide if the signpost should remain where it is, the devotees are already divided in their opinions.
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In Court, Kerala Supports Ban On Women's Entry At Sabarimala Temple
The Kerala government has told the Supreme Court that banning entry of women of menstrual age in historic Sabarimala temple is a "matter of religion" and it is duty bound to "protect the right to practice the religion of these devotees".
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30 Sabarimala Devotees Injured As Bus Overturns In Kerala
Thirty Sabarimala pilgrims were today injured, four of them seriously, when a bus from Karnataka overturned on the NH-7 near Kakancherry in Malappuram district, police said.
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Kerala to allot land to house Sabarimala devotees
Good news for devotees going to Sabarimala temple as the Kerala government has agreed to provide five acres for construction of a building to house the devotees from the state and another 20 acres for parking facilities.
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5 Sabarimala devotees drown in Bhadra river
Five persons from Andhra Pradesh, who were returning from Sabarimala, drowned in a whirlpool in the Bhadra river near Hebbalagandi between Kalasa and Horanadu here and were washed away on Tuesday evening. Efforts are on to trace the missing bodies. The victims have been identified as Gopi, Chittibabu, Tygaraj, Gajendra, and Madana. One Tulasiram ma...
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Sabarimala devotees stranded near Gudalur
Thousands of devotees bound to the Sabarimala temple were stranded on the inter-state border near Gudalur for over 20 hours on Monday as protestors in Kerala refused to allow vehicles from Tamil Nadu to enter the State.
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COVID-Negative Certificate After RT-PCR Test Must For Sabarimala Visit
Devotees will be allowed to visit Sabarimala hill shrine from December 27 only after producing a COVID-negative certificate following an RT-PCR test, the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) said, even as the Kerala High Court granted permission to allow 5,000 pilgrims to visit the temple from Sunday.
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Stray Dog Walks 480 KM With Sabarimala Devotees From Andhra Pradesh To Karnataka
A stray dog walked along with a group of 13 Ayyappa devotees, who are on a pilgrimage to Sabarimala Temple in Kerala.
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60 Sabarimala Pilgrims Detained For Violating Prohibitory Orders
Around 60 pilgrims, who breached the security zone near Sabarimala's 'vavarunada' area and started chanting prayers despite prohibitory orders, have been detained by the police.
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Ensure Basic Facilities To Sabarimala Devotees, Says Human Rights Body
Observing that there was a gross violation of human rights of Sabarimala devotees, the Kerala Human Rights Commisison (KHRC) on Sunday directed the TDB, DGP and Local Self Government Department to ensure that basic facilities were provided to pilgrims at the temple complex.
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Sabarimala Row Highlights: Protests Continue On Second-Day
On the second day of the re-opening of the Sabarimala temple, protests continue against the entry of women of menstruating age into the temple. Fresh protests erupted on Tuesday morning when a woman, thought to be in her menstruating age, was heard of being around the temple premises.
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Amid Sabarimala Row, 4 Women Seek Police Protection To Pray
Four women have approached the Kerala High Court seeking a direction to the state government to provide them security to offer prayers at Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala.
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The Dog That Walked 600 Km With Sabarimala Pilgrim
Meet Malu, the extraordinary dog who undertook a 600-km journey to keep a Sabarimala 'yatri' company. Malu met Naveen, the Sabarimala pilgrim, on December 8 and hasn't left his his side ever since.
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Devotees Divided Over Women's Entry Ahead Of Sabarimala Pilgrim Season
For decades, a blue signpost that prohibits "women between 10-50 years of age" from entering Kerala's Sabarimala temple has acted as the 'laxman-rekha'. While the Supreme Court is yet to decide if the signpost should remain where it is, the devotees are already divided in their opinions.
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In Court, Kerala Supports Ban On Women's Entry At Sabarimala Temple
The Kerala government has told the Supreme Court that banning entry of women of menstrual age in historic Sabarimala temple is a "matter of religion" and it is duty bound to "protect the right to practice the religion of these devotees".
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30 Sabarimala Devotees Injured As Bus Overturns In Kerala
Thirty Sabarimala pilgrims were today injured, four of them seriously, when a bus from Karnataka overturned on the NH-7 near Kakancherry in Malappuram district, police said.
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Kerala to allot land to house Sabarimala devotees
Good news for devotees going to Sabarimala temple as the Kerala government has agreed to provide five acres for construction of a building to house the devotees from the state and another 20 acres for parking facilities.
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5 Sabarimala devotees drown in Bhadra river
Five persons from Andhra Pradesh, who were returning from Sabarimala, drowned in a whirlpool in the Bhadra river near Hebbalagandi between Kalasa and Horanadu here and were washed away on Tuesday evening. Efforts are on to trace the missing bodies. The victims have been identified as Gopi, Chittibabu, Tygaraj, Gajendra, and Madana. One Tulasiram ma...
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Sabarimala devotees stranded near Gudalur
Thousands of devotees bound to the Sabarimala temple were stranded on the inter-state border near Gudalur for over 20 hours on Monday as protestors in Kerala refused to allow vehicles from Tamil Nadu to enter the State.
