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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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Woman Reaches Taj Mahal With 'Kanwar', Tries To Offer 'Gangajal': Cops
A member of a right-wing group carrying a 'kanwar' on her shoulders tried to enter the Taj Mahal to offer 'Gangajal' on Monday, with the group claiming that the monument was a Lord Shiva temple called 'Tejo Mahalaya'.
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Video: Foreigner Claims She Was Denied Entry Into Kerala Temple, Congress' Karti Chidambaram Reacts
Congress leader Karti Chidambaram recently reacted to a video wherein a foreigner woman claims that she wasn't allowed to enter a temple in Kerala due to her nationality and religion.
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Woman From Madhya Pradesh Royal Family Dragged Out Of Temple Over Alleged Violation
Jiteshwari Devi, a member of the erstwhile royal family of Madhya Pradesh's Panna, was arrested on Friday on suspicion of violating temple rules by entering its sanctum sanctorum during Janmashtami celebrations, police said.
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BSNL Woman Staffer Forced Into Retirement For Trying To Enter Sabarimala
BSNL has ordered compulsory retirement for its employee and activist Rehana Fathima, who had attempted to enter the Lord Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala, for her "intentional" act of outraging the religious feelings of devotees through social media posts.
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Woman Barred From Entering Temple In Ghaziabad
A woman hailing from the city has alleged of not being allowed to enter a temple because of her caste.
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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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Woman Who Entered Sabarimala Shrine Thrown Out By In-Laws
A 39-year-old woman who dared to visit the Ayyappa shrine at Kerala's Sabarimala in defiance of religous customs earlier this month was not allowed intoher in-laws' house on Tuesday. The incident occurred nearly a week after Kanaka Durga's mother-in-law allegedly assaulted her, following which she had to be admitted to the Kozhikode Medical College...
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Woman Who Entered Sabarimala Alleges "Mother-In-Law Beat Me", In Hospital
One of the two women who walked into Kerala's Sabarimala earlier this month and became the first to defy the temple's ban on women of menstrual age - or between 10 and 50 - is in hospital after being attacked allegedly by her mother-in-law.
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1,369 Arrested, 717 Detained In Sabarimala Flare-Up So Far
The Kerala police had arrested 1,369 protesters and took 717 into preventive custody until Friday morning in the wake of violence that erupted over the entry of two middle-aged women into the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala. This number includes a couple of CPI(M) workers who were arrested earlier today in connection with the death of a right-win...
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Amid Kerala Protests, Lankan Is Third Woman To Enter Sabarimala Temple: Police
A 46-year-old woman from Sri Lanka, who entered the Sabarimala temple last night, became the third woman of menstruating age in the temple's history to offer darshan to the shrine of Lord Ayyappa nestled in the Western Ghats, since Supreme Court ordered the end of a decades-old ban on women of menstrual age entering the shrine.
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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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Sabarimala Temple Closes Again Amid Protests, Women Yet to Enter Shrine
For the second month in a row after a Supreme Court order allowed women of all ages to enter the Sabarimala temple, the hill shrine closed for another two weeks this evening without a single woman of reproductive age crossing its gates
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RSS Man, Leading Protests At Sabarimala, Allegedly Breaks Tradition
On a day when around 200 protesting devotees surrounded a women and clapped and chanted 'Ayyappa saranam', to prevent her from entering the Sabarimala shrine, suspecting her to be of menstrual age, a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader allegedly violated key traditions at the Sannidhanam or the inner courtyard of the temple.
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Clashes At Sabarimala Over Woman's Entry, Cameraperson Injured
A video journalist was injured after protesting devotees targeted media persons at Sabarimala this morning. Hundreds of protesters gathered at Sannidhanam or the inner courtyard after a woman devotee, who the protesters thought was in the menstrual age, tried to enter the temple.
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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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Woman Reaches Taj Mahal With 'Kanwar', Tries To Offer 'Gangajal': Cops
A member of a right-wing group carrying a 'kanwar' on her shoulders tried to enter the Taj Mahal to offer 'Gangajal' on Monday, with the group claiming that the monument was a Lord Shiva temple called 'Tejo Mahalaya'.
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Video: Foreigner Claims She Was Denied Entry Into Kerala Temple, Congress' Karti Chidambaram Reacts
Congress leader Karti Chidambaram recently reacted to a video wherein a foreigner woman claims that she wasn't allowed to enter a temple in Kerala due to her nationality and religion.
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Woman From Madhya Pradesh Royal Family Dragged Out Of Temple Over Alleged Violation
Jiteshwari Devi, a member of the erstwhile royal family of Madhya Pradesh's Panna, was arrested on Friday on suspicion of violating temple rules by entering its sanctum sanctorum during Janmashtami celebrations, police said.
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BSNL Woman Staffer Forced Into Retirement For Trying To Enter Sabarimala
BSNL has ordered compulsory retirement for its employee and activist Rehana Fathima, who had attempted to enter the Lord Ayyappa temple at Sabarimala, for her "intentional" act of outraging the religious feelings of devotees through social media posts.
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Woman Barred From Entering Temple In Ghaziabad
A woman hailing from the city has alleged of not being allowed to enter a temple because of her caste.
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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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Woman Who Entered Sabarimala Shrine Thrown Out By In-Laws
A 39-year-old woman who dared to visit the Ayyappa shrine at Kerala's Sabarimala in defiance of religous customs earlier this month was not allowed intoher in-laws' house on Tuesday. The incident occurred nearly a week after Kanaka Durga's mother-in-law allegedly assaulted her, following which she had to be admitted to the Kozhikode Medical College...
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Woman Who Entered Sabarimala Alleges "Mother-In-Law Beat Me", In Hospital
One of the two women who walked into Kerala's Sabarimala earlier this month and became the first to defy the temple's ban on women of menstrual age - or between 10 and 50 - is in hospital after being attacked allegedly by her mother-in-law.
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1,369 Arrested, 717 Detained In Sabarimala Flare-Up So Far
The Kerala police had arrested 1,369 protesters and took 717 into preventive custody until Friday morning in the wake of violence that erupted over the entry of two middle-aged women into the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala. This number includes a couple of CPI(M) workers who were arrested earlier today in connection with the death of a right-win...
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Amid Kerala Protests, Lankan Is Third Woman To Enter Sabarimala Temple: Police
A 46-year-old woman from Sri Lanka, who entered the Sabarimala temple last night, became the third woman of menstruating age in the temple's history to offer darshan to the shrine of Lord Ayyappa nestled in the Western Ghats, since Supreme Court ordered the end of a decades-old ban on women of menstrual age entering the shrine.
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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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Sabarimala Temple Closes Again Amid Protests, Women Yet to Enter Shrine
For the second month in a row after a Supreme Court order allowed women of all ages to enter the Sabarimala temple, the hill shrine closed for another two weeks this evening without a single woman of reproductive age crossing its gates
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RSS Man, Leading Protests At Sabarimala, Allegedly Breaks Tradition
On a day when around 200 protesting devotees surrounded a women and clapped and chanted 'Ayyappa saranam', to prevent her from entering the Sabarimala shrine, suspecting her to be of menstrual age, a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leader allegedly violated key traditions at the Sannidhanam or the inner courtyard of the temple.
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Clashes At Sabarimala Over Woman's Entry, Cameraperson Injured
A video journalist was injured after protesting devotees targeted media persons at Sabarimala this morning. Hundreds of protesters gathered at Sannidhanam or the inner courtyard after a woman devotee, who the protesters thought was in the menstrual age, tried to enter the temple.
