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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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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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"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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"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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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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"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.
