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Sabarimala-Linked Case Before Top Court Bench Impacts Other Religions Too
The second article of the five-part series highlights how religions across the board will be impacted by the Sabarimala case before the nine-judge bench
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Sabarimala Effect: 7 Questions, 9 Judges To Decide Course For Women's Rights
It seeks to delineate the contours of religious freedom while testing its limits against the guarantees of equality, dignity, and individual autonomy.
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'Women Can Enter Mosques For Namaz, Cannot Insist On Main Door Entry': Muslim Law Board
The submissions were made in the context of a writ petition seeking a declaration that women should be allowed to pray in mosques without restrictions.
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Respect All Views Except WhatsApp University: Supreme Court In Sabarimala Case
The Supreme Court was hearing petitions related to discrimination against women at religious places, including the Sabarimala Temple in Kerala.
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"Who's This Segal?" Supreme Court On Centre's Objection To DY Chandrachud's View On Adultery
Citing foreign articles and judgments quoted by former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud in his verdict decriminalising adultery, the Centre said that "blanket reliance on international judgments is impermissible"
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In Sabarimala Case, Court Claims 'Superstition' Review Right, Cites Sati
Earlier, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the centre, said that India's traditions reflect deep respect for women, pointing to cultural and religious practices across the country.
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Patriarchy, Gender Are Concepts Imported From West: Centre In Sabarimala Case
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, said that India's traditions reflect deep respect for women, pointing to cultural and religious practices across the country.
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"Rooted In Tradition, Not Discrimination": Centre On Women In Sabarimala
The ban on women (between ages 10-50) at Sabarimala stems from Lord Ayyappa's nature as Naishtika Brahmachari, not impurity or inferiority, the Centre said in written submission filed ahead of the hearing.
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Right To Religion Not Absolute: Kerala Switches Side On Sabarimala Review
Hours before the scheduled hearing, the Kerala government requested to be heard alongside those seeking to uphold Sabarimala traditions. The state has requested for an hour to present its position.
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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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Woman Activist Who Entered Sabarimala Won't Be Invited To Ayyappa Minister
Kerala Devaswom Minister V N Vasavan on Sunday made it clear that Bindu Ammini, one of the women activists who entered into the Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple in 2019, will not be invited to take part in the upcoming Global Ayyappa Sangamam.
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Lord Ayyappa With Us, Says Chief Minister; Sparks Debate As Kerala Votes
The Sabarimala women's entry issue, one of the major poll planks of the opposition UDF and the NDA against the ruling LDF during the campaign, took centre stage of debate even today, the day of assembly election in Kerala.
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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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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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Sabarimala-Linked Case Before Top Court Bench Impacts Other Religions Too
The second article of the five-part series highlights how religions across the board will be impacted by the Sabarimala case before the nine-judge bench
-
Sabarimala Effect: 7 Questions, 9 Judges To Decide Course For Women's Rights
It seeks to delineate the contours of religious freedom while testing its limits against the guarantees of equality, dignity, and individual autonomy.
-
'Women Can Enter Mosques For Namaz, Cannot Insist On Main Door Entry': Muslim Law Board
The submissions were made in the context of a writ petition seeking a declaration that women should be allowed to pray in mosques without restrictions.
-
Respect All Views Except WhatsApp University: Supreme Court In Sabarimala Case
The Supreme Court was hearing petitions related to discrimination against women at religious places, including the Sabarimala Temple in Kerala.
-
"Who's This Segal?" Supreme Court On Centre's Objection To DY Chandrachud's View On Adultery
Citing foreign articles and judgments quoted by former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud in his verdict decriminalising adultery, the Centre said that "blanket reliance on international judgments is impermissible"
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In Sabarimala Case, Court Claims 'Superstition' Review Right, Cites Sati
Earlier, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the centre, said that India's traditions reflect deep respect for women, pointing to cultural and religious practices across the country.
-
Patriarchy, Gender Are Concepts Imported From West: Centre In Sabarimala Case
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, said that India's traditions reflect deep respect for women, pointing to cultural and religious practices across the country.
-
"Rooted In Tradition, Not Discrimination": Centre On Women In Sabarimala
The ban on women (between ages 10-50) at Sabarimala stems from Lord Ayyappa's nature as Naishtika Brahmachari, not impurity or inferiority, the Centre said in written submission filed ahead of the hearing.
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Right To Religion Not Absolute: Kerala Switches Side On Sabarimala Review
Hours before the scheduled hearing, the Kerala government requested to be heard alongside those seeking to uphold Sabarimala traditions. The state has requested for an hour to present its position.
-
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
-
Woman Activist Who Entered Sabarimala Won't Be Invited To Ayyappa Minister
Kerala Devaswom Minister V N Vasavan on Sunday made it clear that Bindu Ammini, one of the women activists who entered into the Sabarimala Ayyappa Temple in 2019, will not be invited to take part in the upcoming Global Ayyappa Sangamam.
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Lord Ayyappa With Us, Says Chief Minister; Sparks Debate As Kerala Votes
The Sabarimala women's entry issue, one of the major poll planks of the opposition UDF and the NDA against the ruling LDF during the campaign, took centre stage of debate even today, the day of assembly election in Kerala.
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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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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.
