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"Bound To Implement" Top Court Order On Sabarimala: Kerala Chief Minister
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today said that it is not possible for the state to bring in any legislation to circumvent the Supreme Court verdict permitting women of all age groups into the Sabarimala Lord Ayyappa temple.
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"Nothing Will Stop Me": Woman Who Entered Sabarimala Resolve To Do It Again
Two Kerala women -- Bindu and Kanakadurga -- who are facing social boycott and exclusion for entering the Sabarimala shrine, told the Supreme Court on Wednesday about their resolve to enter the temple again on its opening on February 12.
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Only 2, Not 51 Women Below 50 Entered Sabarimala, Says Kerala Minister
Days after submitting in the Supreme Court a list of "over 50 women who entered the Sabarimala temple" since its September order allowing all women of menstrual age into the shrine, the Kerala government has not only withdrawn the list, but also told the state assembly that only two women managed to do so.
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Kerala To Revise List Of Women Who Entered Sabarimala After Discrepancies
Stung by widespread criticism over the numerous errors in the list of women who prayed at the Sabrimala temple, the Kerala government has decided to re-prepare the list.
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Kerala's List Of 51 Women Who Entered Sabarimala Has A Tamil Nadu Man
The Kerala government on Friday claimed that 51 women between the ages of 10 and 50 have entered the Sabarimala temple since the Supreme Court's September verdict allowing women of reproductive age into the shrine. A list of names along with their age and Aadhaar details was also submitted in the court.
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51 Women Below 50 Have Entered Sabarimala, Kerala Tells Supreme Court
Over 50 women of menstruating age have entered the Sabarimala temple, the Kerala government told the Supreme Court, which was hearing the petitions of two women in their 40s who had entered the celibate god's shrine earlier this month.
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Early Morning Clashes At Sabarimala As 2 Women Attempt To Enter Temple
Sabarimala Temple: Massive protests broke out near the Sabarimala temple in Kerala this morning after two women tried to trek up to the hill shrine. The women were surrounded by a large number of protesters around 1 km after they crossed the base camp.
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Sabarimala Highlights: Women Who Entered Faced No Opposition From Devotees, Says Pinarayi Vijayan
Protests have erupted across Kerala after two women below 50 walked into the Sabarimala temple in Kerala before daybreak on Wednesday, becoming the first to do so since the Supreme Court ordered the end of a decades-old ban on women of menstrual age entering the shrine.
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Sabarimala Temple Highlights: Protests Erupt In Kerala After 2 Women Enter Lord Ayyappa Shrine
Two women in their 40s on Wednesday entered Kerala's Sabarimala temple sparking violent clashes. It was the first time that women aged between 10 and 50 entered the Lord Ayyappa temple in Kerala since Supreme Court overturned a ban in September last year.
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2 Women Below 50 Enter Sabarimala, Temple Reopens After "Purification"
Two women below 50 walked into the Sabarimala temple in Kerala before daybreak on Wednesday, becoming the first to do so since the Supreme Court ordered the end of a decades-old ban on women of menstrual age entering the shrine. The temple shut down for ritual "purification" briefly before reopening to devotees.
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Cops Should Back Off If They Can't Take Us To Shrine: Sabarimala Woman
Eleven women, part of a fifty-member group, from Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and West Bengal decided to undertake the Sabarimala pilgrimage as a large group, after more than a dozen women, between 10 and 50 age groups could not enter the temple since the Supreme Court's September 28 verdict, allowing all women to enter Sabarimala.
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Kerala Government Suggests 2 Days Exclusively For Women At Sabarimala
The Kerala government is in favour of keeping two days for women pilgrims to offer prayers at the Sabarimala temple, a law officer of the state government told the High Court today.
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"We Have A Job To Do," Say Women Cops, Above 50, Posted At Sabarimala
Fifteen policewomen have been posted for security at the Sabarimala shrine in Kerala, for the first time in its history. Their main qualification for this job is that all are 50 and above, compliant with the temple's ban on women of a menstrual age or between 10 and 50 years.
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The Women Who Were Turned Away From Making History At Sabarimala
When the Sabarimala temple was set to open to devotees on October 17, history was waiting to happen. But, the temple opening for a 5-day ritual was met with protests, aimed at preventing the entry of women of menstruating age groups.
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Close, Cleanse Sabarimala Temple If Women Enter: Royal Trust To Officials
In case the rituals are broken, the Sabarimala temple should be re-opened only after the head priest cleanses the shrine, the Pandalam Palace Trust tells Sabarimala Devaswom officials.
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"Bound To Implement" Top Court Order On Sabarimala: Kerala Chief Minister
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today said that it is not possible for the state to bring in any legislation to circumvent the Supreme Court verdict permitting women of all age groups into the Sabarimala Lord Ayyappa temple.
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"Nothing Will Stop Me": Woman Who Entered Sabarimala Resolve To Do It Again
Two Kerala women -- Bindu and Kanakadurga -- who are facing social boycott and exclusion for entering the Sabarimala shrine, told the Supreme Court on Wednesday about their resolve to enter the temple again on its opening on February 12.
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Only 2, Not 51 Women Below 50 Entered Sabarimala, Says Kerala Minister
Days after submitting in the Supreme Court a list of "over 50 women who entered the Sabarimala temple" since its September order allowing all women of menstrual age into the shrine, the Kerala government has not only withdrawn the list, but also told the state assembly that only two women managed to do so.
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Kerala To Revise List Of Women Who Entered Sabarimala After Discrepancies
Stung by widespread criticism over the numerous errors in the list of women who prayed at the Sabrimala temple, the Kerala government has decided to re-prepare the list.
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Kerala's List Of 51 Women Who Entered Sabarimala Has A Tamil Nadu Man
The Kerala government on Friday claimed that 51 women between the ages of 10 and 50 have entered the Sabarimala temple since the Supreme Court's September verdict allowing women of reproductive age into the shrine. A list of names along with their age and Aadhaar details was also submitted in the court.
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51 Women Below 50 Have Entered Sabarimala, Kerala Tells Supreme Court
Over 50 women of menstruating age have entered the Sabarimala temple, the Kerala government told the Supreme Court, which was hearing the petitions of two women in their 40s who had entered the celibate god's shrine earlier this month.
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Early Morning Clashes At Sabarimala As 2 Women Attempt To Enter Temple
Sabarimala Temple: Massive protests broke out near the Sabarimala temple in Kerala this morning after two women tried to trek up to the hill shrine. The women were surrounded by a large number of protesters around 1 km after they crossed the base camp.
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Sabarimala Highlights: Women Who Entered Faced No Opposition From Devotees, Says Pinarayi Vijayan
Protests have erupted across Kerala after two women below 50 walked into the Sabarimala temple in Kerala before daybreak on Wednesday, becoming the first to do so since the Supreme Court ordered the end of a decades-old ban on women of menstrual age entering the shrine.
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Sabarimala Temple Highlights: Protests Erupt In Kerala After 2 Women Enter Lord Ayyappa Shrine
Two women in their 40s on Wednesday entered Kerala's Sabarimala temple sparking violent clashes. It was the first time that women aged between 10 and 50 entered the Lord Ayyappa temple in Kerala since Supreme Court overturned a ban in September last year.
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2 Women Below 50 Enter Sabarimala, Temple Reopens After "Purification"
Two women below 50 walked into the Sabarimala temple in Kerala before daybreak on Wednesday, becoming the first to do so since the Supreme Court ordered the end of a decades-old ban on women of menstrual age entering the shrine. The temple shut down for ritual "purification" briefly before reopening to devotees.
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Cops Should Back Off If They Can't Take Us To Shrine: Sabarimala Woman
Eleven women, part of a fifty-member group, from Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and West Bengal decided to undertake the Sabarimala pilgrimage as a large group, after more than a dozen women, between 10 and 50 age groups could not enter the temple since the Supreme Court's September 28 verdict, allowing all women to enter Sabarimala.
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Kerala Government Suggests 2 Days Exclusively For Women At Sabarimala
The Kerala government is in favour of keeping two days for women pilgrims to offer prayers at the Sabarimala temple, a law officer of the state government told the High Court today.
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"We Have A Job To Do," Say Women Cops, Above 50, Posted At Sabarimala
Fifteen policewomen have been posted for security at the Sabarimala shrine in Kerala, for the first time in its history. Their main qualification for this job is that all are 50 and above, compliant with the temple's ban on women of a menstrual age or between 10 and 50 years.
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The Women Who Were Turned Away From Making History At Sabarimala
When the Sabarimala temple was set to open to devotees on October 17, history was waiting to happen. But, the temple opening for a 5-day ritual was met with protests, aimed at preventing the entry of women of menstruating age groups.
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Close, Cleanse Sabarimala Temple If Women Enter: Royal Trust To Officials
In case the rituals are broken, the Sabarimala temple should be re-opened only after the head priest cleanses the shrine, the Pandalam Palace Trust tells Sabarimala Devaswom officials.
