Women Under 50 To Worship At Sabarimala After Top Court Order Speak To NDTV

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  • Published On: January 06, 2019
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Bindu and Kanakka Durga have walked into history by becoming the first women to enter Sabarimala temple after the Supreme Court verdict that allowed for women of all ages to enter the temple. The two speak to NDTV about their intention, gender rights, violence, and the names they have been called. The two say they don't have the support of their families, and the violent protests across Kerala are fuelled by politics and representatives of only a small section of the population.

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