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9-Judge Bench To Hear Sabarimala Women Entry Case From April 7: Top Court
The Supreme Court has set itself two weeks April 7 to April 22 to complete hearing 67 petitions seeking a review of its September 2018 verdict allowing women of all age groups entry into the famous Sabarimala temple in Kerala.
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Kerala Faces Dilemma As Supreme Court Reviews Sabarimala Women's Entry
The Supreme Court's consideration of review petitions on the Sabarimala women's entry verdict has once again placed the Pinarayi Vijayan-led Left government in a policy dilemma
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Kerala Police Chief To Review Security For Sabarimala Pilgrimage Today
Kerala Police Chief Anil Kant will visit Pampa in Pathanamthitta district today to assess the security arrangements ahead of the Sabarimala pilgrimage.
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Questions Of Law Can Be Referred To Larger Bench: Top Court On Sabarimala Review Plea
The Supreme Court held on Monday that its 5-judge bench can refer questions of law to a larger bench while exercising its limited power under review jurisdiction in the Sabarimala temple case.
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Supreme Court Says It Can Refer Questions In Sabarimala Case To Larger Bench
The Supreme Court on Monday held that its five-judge bench can refer questions of law to a larger bench while exercising its limited power under review jurisdiction in the Sabarimala case.
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Top Supreme Court Lawyers Oppose "Erroneous" Reference To Wider Issues In Sabarimala Case Review
The Supreme Court Monday faced serious opposition from a battery of top lawyers who assailed as "erroneous" the reference made to it by a 5-judge bench on questions related to discrimination of women in religious places while dealing with the Sabarimala case.
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On Sabarimala, Top Court Asks Four Lawyers To Review Issues In 3 Weeks
The Supreme Court on Monday asked four senior lawyers to convene a meeting on January 17 to decide on the issues to be deliberated by it in the matter relating to discrimination against women in various religions and at religious places including Kerala's Sabarimala Temple.
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"New Problem": Kerala Law Minister On Sabarimala Review Petition Verdict
Kerala Law Minister AK Balan on Sunday said there was a "de facto" stay of the Supreme Court's September 28 order on Sabarimala women's entry issue and the state government could act only on the basis of the court's verdict.
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Sabarimala Temple Opens Amid Row Over Women Of All Ages Visiting Shrine
The Sabarimala temple opened at 5 pm today for the 41-day annual pilgrimage season, hours after 10 women from Andhra Pradesh were sent back from the hill shrine in Kerala this afternoon. The state government on Friday said the shrine is "no place for activism" and activists hoping to make a statement by going on the pilgrimage will not be given pol...
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After Supreme Court's Sabarimala Verdict, Focus Shifts To Kerala's Left Government
Ahead of the pilgrimage season at the Lord Ayyappa shrine commencing on November 17, the focus has now shifted to the Left Democratic Front government in Kerala over allowing women in the 10-50 age group to offer prayers as the Supreme Court has decided to keep pending the pleas seeking review of its verdict.
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9-Judge Bench To Hear Sabarimala Women Entry Case From April 7: Top Court
The Supreme Court has set itself two weeks April 7 to April 22 to complete hearing 67 petitions seeking a review of its September 2018 verdict allowing women of all age groups entry into the famous Sabarimala temple in Kerala.
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Kerala Faces Dilemma As Supreme Court Reviews Sabarimala Women's Entry
The Supreme Court's consideration of review petitions on the Sabarimala women's entry verdict has once again placed the Pinarayi Vijayan-led Left government in a policy dilemma
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Kerala Police Chief To Review Security For Sabarimala Pilgrimage Today
Kerala Police Chief Anil Kant will visit Pampa in Pathanamthitta district today to assess the security arrangements ahead of the Sabarimala pilgrimage.
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Questions Of Law Can Be Referred To Larger Bench: Top Court On Sabarimala Review Plea
The Supreme Court held on Monday that its 5-judge bench can refer questions of law to a larger bench while exercising its limited power under review jurisdiction in the Sabarimala temple case.
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Supreme Court Says It Can Refer Questions In Sabarimala Case To Larger Bench
The Supreme Court on Monday held that its five-judge bench can refer questions of law to a larger bench while exercising its limited power under review jurisdiction in the Sabarimala case.
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Top Supreme Court Lawyers Oppose "Erroneous" Reference To Wider Issues In Sabarimala Case Review
The Supreme Court Monday faced serious opposition from a battery of top lawyers who assailed as "erroneous" the reference made to it by a 5-judge bench on questions related to discrimination of women in religious places while dealing with the Sabarimala case.
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On Sabarimala, Top Court Asks Four Lawyers To Review Issues In 3 Weeks
The Supreme Court on Monday asked four senior lawyers to convene a meeting on January 17 to decide on the issues to be deliberated by it in the matter relating to discrimination against women in various religions and at religious places including Kerala's Sabarimala Temple.
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"New Problem": Kerala Law Minister On Sabarimala Review Petition Verdict
Kerala Law Minister AK Balan on Sunday said there was a "de facto" stay of the Supreme Court's September 28 order on Sabarimala women's entry issue and the state government could act only on the basis of the court's verdict.
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Sabarimala Temple Opens Amid Row Over Women Of All Ages Visiting Shrine
The Sabarimala temple opened at 5 pm today for the 41-day annual pilgrimage season, hours after 10 women from Andhra Pradesh were sent back from the hill shrine in Kerala this afternoon. The state government on Friday said the shrine is "no place for activism" and activists hoping to make a statement by going on the pilgrimage will not be given pol...
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After Supreme Court's Sabarimala Verdict, Focus Shifts To Kerala's Left Government
Ahead of the pilgrimage season at the Lord Ayyappa shrine commencing on November 17, the focus has now shifted to the Left Democratic Front government in Kerala over allowing women in the 10-50 age group to offer prayers as the Supreme Court has decided to keep pending the pleas seeking review of its verdict.
