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'Diversity Is India's Strength': Supreme Court On Sabarimala-Linked Case
Justice BV Nagarathna pointed out "what's troubling the court" while hearing arguments by petitioners defending the grounds taken by the landmark Sabarimala verdict of 2018
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Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
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"Kuch Nahin Toh Khuda..." Supreme Court Cites Ghalib In Sabarimala-Linked Hearing
The nine-judge bench is currently examining broader questions arising from the Sabarimala judgment, including the scope of judicial review over religious practices and the balance between individual rights and denominational autonomy under Articles 2
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Opinion | Faith, Ballot and Sabarimala: Why Left Softened Its Stand Ahead of Kerala Polls
The final phase of hearings in the Sabarimala case is critical for incorporating matters that impinge on both individual rights as well as social and religious tradition of specific communities
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Kerala Moves Top Court Against Order Raising Sabarimala Footfall To 5,000
The government in Kerala - hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic and apprehensive about the spread of new mutant strain from UK in the state - has moved the Supreme Court against the High Court's order increasing the number of pilgrims at Sabarimala temple during the ongoing pilgrimage to 5,000.
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No Top Court Order On 2 Women's Plea For Protection To Enter Sabarimala
The Supreme Court today declined to pass an order on a petition by two women who sought protection to enter the Sabarimala temple in Kerala. The top court said it has referred the matter to a larger bench and it won't be appropriate to pass an order now. "The situation at moment is explosive. We don't want any violence," Chief Justice of India SA B...
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Girl, 12, Stopped By Cops On Way To Sabarimala, Family Asked To Continue
A 12-year-old girl wept as she was stopped on her way to the Sabarimala shrine in Kerala this morning while her family was reportedly asked to proceed without her. The girl, in a pink dress, was seen in visuals being led away by a police woman at the Pamba base camp, about 9 km away from the shrine.
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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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Sabarimala Order Review Petitions To Be Heard From February 6: Supreme Court
About 48 review petitions challenging the Supreme Court's September verdict that allowed women of reproductive age into the Sabarimala temple will be considered next week,the top court said.
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Women Who Entered Sabarimala Seek Protection, Top Court To Hear Tomorrow
Faced with threats, two women who entered Kerala's Sabarimala temple earlier this month - defying a decades-old ban on women of menstrual age - have approached the Supreme Court seeking protection. The top court has agreed to hear their petition tomorrow.
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No Bail For Activist Rehana Fathima Who Almost Made History At Sabarimala
Kerala High Court on Friday denied anticipatory bail to model and activist Rehana Fathima who had almost made it to the Sabarimala temple in October after the Supreme Court ruling lifted a ban on women of menstruating age entering the hill shrine.
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Amit Shah's Blatant Defiance Of Supreme Court Order
The BJP President Amit Shah's speech in Kerala using, typical of his style, the language of a school bully, should be seen as a direct assault on the Supreme Court of India. He said that courts should not give orders which cannot be implemented. Although he was speaking on the Sabarimala judgement reversing the ban on women's entry into the temple,...
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Devaswom Board To Not File Report On Sabarimala In Supreme Court
The Travancore Devaswom Board, which manages the Lord Ayyappa temple, Wednesday decide against filing a report in the Supreme Court on the situation prevailing in Sabarimala after the top court allowed women of all age groups to enter the hill shrine.
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Supreme Court Agrees To Review Sabarimala Verdict, Hearing On November 13
The petition by Shylaja Vijayan, president of the National Ayyappa Devotees Association has said the "faith cannot be judged by scientific or rationale reasons or logic."
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Date For Sabarimala Review Petitions To Be Decided By Top Court Tomorrow
The Supreme Court Monday said it would decide tomorrow as to when the petitions, seeking review of its Sabarimala verdict allowing entry of women of all age groups into the temple, will be listed for hearing.
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'Diversity Is India's Strength': Supreme Court On Sabarimala-Linked Case
Justice BV Nagarathna pointed out "what's troubling the court" while hearing arguments by petitioners defending the grounds taken by the landmark Sabarimala verdict of 2018
-
Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
-
"Kuch Nahin Toh Khuda..." Supreme Court Cites Ghalib In Sabarimala-Linked Hearing
The nine-judge bench is currently examining broader questions arising from the Sabarimala judgment, including the scope of judicial review over religious practices and the balance between individual rights and denominational autonomy under Articles 2
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Opinion | Faith, Ballot and Sabarimala: Why Left Softened Its Stand Ahead of Kerala Polls
The final phase of hearings in the Sabarimala case is critical for incorporating matters that impinge on both individual rights as well as social and religious tradition of specific communities
-
Kerala Moves Top Court Against Order Raising Sabarimala Footfall To 5,000
The government in Kerala - hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic and apprehensive about the spread of new mutant strain from UK in the state - has moved the Supreme Court against the High Court's order increasing the number of pilgrims at Sabarimala temple during the ongoing pilgrimage to 5,000.
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No Top Court Order On 2 Women's Plea For Protection To Enter Sabarimala
The Supreme Court today declined to pass an order on a petition by two women who sought protection to enter the Sabarimala temple in Kerala. The top court said it has referred the matter to a larger bench and it won't be appropriate to pass an order now. "The situation at moment is explosive. We don't want any violence," Chief Justice of India SA B...
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Girl, 12, Stopped By Cops On Way To Sabarimala, Family Asked To Continue
A 12-year-old girl wept as she was stopped on her way to the Sabarimala shrine in Kerala this morning while her family was reportedly asked to proceed without her. The girl, in a pink dress, was seen in visuals being led away by a police woman at the Pamba base camp, about 9 km away from the shrine.
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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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Sabarimala Order Review Petitions To Be Heard From February 6: Supreme Court
About 48 review petitions challenging the Supreme Court's September verdict that allowed women of reproductive age into the Sabarimala temple will be considered next week,the top court said.
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Women Who Entered Sabarimala Seek Protection, Top Court To Hear Tomorrow
Faced with threats, two women who entered Kerala's Sabarimala temple earlier this month - defying a decades-old ban on women of menstrual age - have approached the Supreme Court seeking protection. The top court has agreed to hear their petition tomorrow.
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No Bail For Activist Rehana Fathima Who Almost Made History At Sabarimala
Kerala High Court on Friday denied anticipatory bail to model and activist Rehana Fathima who had almost made it to the Sabarimala temple in October after the Supreme Court ruling lifted a ban on women of menstruating age entering the hill shrine.
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Amit Shah's Blatant Defiance Of Supreme Court Order
The BJP President Amit Shah's speech in Kerala using, typical of his style, the language of a school bully, should be seen as a direct assault on the Supreme Court of India. He said that courts should not give orders which cannot be implemented. Although he was speaking on the Sabarimala judgement reversing the ban on women's entry into the temple,...
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Devaswom Board To Not File Report On Sabarimala In Supreme Court
The Travancore Devaswom Board, which manages the Lord Ayyappa temple, Wednesday decide against filing a report in the Supreme Court on the situation prevailing in Sabarimala after the top court allowed women of all age groups to enter the hill shrine.
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Supreme Court Agrees To Review Sabarimala Verdict, Hearing On November 13
The petition by Shylaja Vijayan, president of the National Ayyappa Devotees Association has said the "faith cannot be judged by scientific or rationale reasons or logic."
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Date For Sabarimala Review Petitions To Be Decided By Top Court Tomorrow
The Supreme Court Monday said it would decide tomorrow as to when the petitions, seeking review of its Sabarimala verdict allowing entry of women of all age groups into the temple, will be listed for hearing.
