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36-Year-Old Dyes Hair Grey, Claims To Have Entered Sabarimala Temple
A 36-year-old activist from Kerala has claimed she entered the Sabarimala temple on Tuesday. A Facebook group called 'Renaissance Kerala Towards Sabarimala' has posted a series of videos and photos of the activist, Manju, to prove the claim.
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"Will Face Wrath Of Lord Ayyappa": Congress, BJP After Women Enter Shrine
Opposition Congress and the BJP on Wednesday lashed out at the CPI(M)-led LDF government and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan after two women in their 40s entered the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala.
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Protesters Stop Another Woman From Reaching Sabarimala Shrine
Another woman in the "barred" age group made a futile attempt to reach Sabarimala today, but was forced to retreat by agitated protesters, while security was tightened at the shrine amid reports that more women of menstruating age could try to visit the temple before its doors close tonight. Bindu, a Dalit activist, who was proceeding to Pamba at t...
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Sabarimala Temple Highlights: Last Day For Women To Attempt Sabaraimala Trek, As Temple Closes Tonight
Today will be the last chance for women bellow 50 years of age to make history by walking it though the doors of the Sabarimala temple since the temple opened on Wednesday for the the first time after the top court's ruling.
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Tribals Near Sabarimala Claim "Centuries-Old Custom Being Demolished"
Tribals living in the hills around Sabarimala alleged that the government and the Travancore Devaswom Board were trying to "demolish centuries-old customs" by allowing women between the ages of 10 and 50 to enter the famous Sabarimala temple.
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Sabarimala Must Allow Women: Kerala Government Ditches Predecessor's Take
Women of all age groups should be allowed in the famous Sabarimala shrine of Kerala, the state government today told the Supreme Court, reversing the stand of the previous Congress-led government.
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Haji Ali Shrine Give Full Access To Women, Says Court. Not Ok, Says Trust
Women have the right to enter the core or inner sanctum of Mumbai's famous Haji Ali shrine, the Bombay High Court has ruled. However, women cannot avail of the order just yet - the trust that runs the shrine wants to appeal the decision in the Supreme Court, so today's verdict is suspended or put on hold for six weeks.
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Supreme Court Questions Practice Of Barring Women At Sabarimala
The Supreme Court today questioned the centuries-old practice of barring entry of women between the age group of 10 to 50 years to Sabarimala temple in Kerala saying it would test whether "faith and belief" can differentiate among persons of same "denominations".
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'Can't Ban Women Under Right To Manage Religious Affairs,' Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday told the Sabarimala temple management that it cannot ban entry of women of a particular age group under their right to manage religious affairs.
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'A Hindu Is A Hindu', Says Supreme Court On Women At Sabarimala Temple
The Supreme Court today observed that "in the Hindu religion there is no denomination of a Hindu male or female. A Hindu is a Hindu". The remarks were made as the top court decides whether the famous Sabarimala temple in Kerala must end a centuries-old ban on women of reproductive age.
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Letting Women Worship Here Is 'A Sin': Sabarimala Temple Defends Ban
Government authorities and temple officials in Kerala state are standing firmly by a decades-old tradition of banning women from one of the holiest Hindu temples after the Supreme Court questioned the temple's right to bar women.
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36-Year-Old Dyes Hair Grey, Claims To Have Entered Sabarimala Temple
A 36-year-old activist from Kerala has claimed she entered the Sabarimala temple on Tuesday. A Facebook group called 'Renaissance Kerala Towards Sabarimala' has posted a series of videos and photos of the activist, Manju, to prove the claim.
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"Will Face Wrath Of Lord Ayyappa": Congress, BJP After Women Enter Shrine
Opposition Congress and the BJP on Wednesday lashed out at the CPI(M)-led LDF government and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan after two women in their 40s entered the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala.
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Protesters Stop Another Woman From Reaching Sabarimala Shrine
Another woman in the "barred" age group made a futile attempt to reach Sabarimala today, but was forced to retreat by agitated protesters, while security was tightened at the shrine amid reports that more women of menstruating age could try to visit the temple before its doors close tonight. Bindu, a Dalit activist, who was proceeding to Pamba at t...
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Sabarimala Temple Highlights: Last Day For Women To Attempt Sabaraimala Trek, As Temple Closes Tonight
Today will be the last chance for women bellow 50 years of age to make history by walking it though the doors of the Sabarimala temple since the temple opened on Wednesday for the the first time after the top court's ruling.
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Tribals Near Sabarimala Claim "Centuries-Old Custom Being Demolished"
Tribals living in the hills around Sabarimala alleged that the government and the Travancore Devaswom Board were trying to "demolish centuries-old customs" by allowing women between the ages of 10 and 50 to enter the famous Sabarimala temple.
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Sabarimala Must Allow Women: Kerala Government Ditches Predecessor's Take
Women of all age groups should be allowed in the famous Sabarimala shrine of Kerala, the state government today told the Supreme Court, reversing the stand of the previous Congress-led government.
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Haji Ali Shrine Give Full Access To Women, Says Court. Not Ok, Says Trust
Women have the right to enter the core or inner sanctum of Mumbai's famous Haji Ali shrine, the Bombay High Court has ruled. However, women cannot avail of the order just yet - the trust that runs the shrine wants to appeal the decision in the Supreme Court, so today's verdict is suspended or put on hold for six weeks.
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Supreme Court Questions Practice Of Barring Women At Sabarimala
The Supreme Court today questioned the centuries-old practice of barring entry of women between the age group of 10 to 50 years to Sabarimala temple in Kerala saying it would test whether "faith and belief" can differentiate among persons of same "denominations".
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'Can't Ban Women Under Right To Manage Religious Affairs,' Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday told the Sabarimala temple management that it cannot ban entry of women of a particular age group under their right to manage religious affairs.
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'A Hindu Is A Hindu', Says Supreme Court On Women At Sabarimala Temple
The Supreme Court today observed that "in the Hindu religion there is no denomination of a Hindu male or female. A Hindu is a Hindu". The remarks were made as the top court decides whether the famous Sabarimala temple in Kerala must end a centuries-old ban on women of reproductive age.
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Letting Women Worship Here Is 'A Sin': Sabarimala Temple Defends Ban
Government authorities and temple officials in Kerala state are standing firmly by a decades-old tradition of banning women from one of the holiest Hindu temples after the Supreme Court questioned the temple's right to bar women.
