Page 2 - Sabarimala Temple Row

Kerala women tell SC about their resolve to enter Sabarimala temple again

Two ladies have also filed a contempt petition against the Sabarimala temple's 'Thantri' and authorities

Kerala govt duty-bound to implement SC's verdict on Sabarimala: Governor

In his customary policy address marking the beginning of the 14th session of the Assembly, he said the state government had stood for gender equality, social justice and the dignity of toiling masses

Entry to Sabarimala a big step forward for gender equality? Ask Dalit women

Clearly, the people celebrating this victory at Sabarimala are predominantly dominant caste Hindu women

Sabarimala: Two women trying to enter second time turned away by police

The women, said to be in their late 30s, claimed that they had come to the temple after undertaking the 41-day 'vritham' (penance)

Clashes outside Sabarimala after two women tried to enter the shrine

Both women, who are now under police custody, sat on indefinite fast demanding that they be allowed to enter the shrine

Cannot take an 'open-and-shut position' on Sabarimala temple issue: Rahul

After the Supreme Court verdict, Gandhi had said that all women should be allowed to enter the Sabarimala temple

Ideal worship

In India, leveraging the machinery of state to settle disturbances arising from matters of faith is not unheard of

No place for women: Sabarimala a blot on Kerala's progressive state status

The Sabarimala protests are a blot on the progressive state whose highest literacy has not translated to good education

BJP-RSS and CPI(M) workers clash over Sabarimala issue in Kerala again

The houses of certain BJP workers have also been attacked in the area forcing the district administration to impose prohibitory orders

Sabarimala row: CPM leaders face bomb attacks, Cong seeks govt intervention

Calling for legislative intervention on the Sabarimala issue, the Congress voiced its concern over the tense situation in Kerala

Sabarimala temple row: 1,369 arrested, 717 detained so far

The police have registered 801 cases in connection with the violence that broke out after various organisations called for a state-wide shut down of shops and other establishments

Sri Lankan becomes the third woman to breach Sabarimala temple ban

Media reported that the latest woman, whom they identified as Sasikala, has had her uterus removed, which would mean she cannot menstruate

Confusion over whether a Sri Lankan woman entered Sabarimala or not

Sasikala, who was accompanied by her husband, Saravanan, and son for darshan, told reporters at Pamba that she was not allowed to offer prayers at the temple

In an open letter, Agnivesh praises women of Kerala, CM Pinarayi Vijayan

Kerala under Pinarayi Vijayan is becoming a laboratory for the democratic self-assertion of women

Sabarimala highlights: BJP worker dies in Kerala violence; 745 arrested

12-hour hartal has been called by Hindu outfits in Kerala over women's entry in Sabarimala temple. Track Live updates on Kerala shutdown

Sabarimala: SC to hear contempt plea after temple was shut for purification

The Sabarimala temple was shut on January 2 after two women prayed there and was reopened an hour later after the priests performed 'purification rituals'

Sabarimala: Kerala media boycotts BJP, Hindu group for attacks on journos

Journalists and camera persons have faced the ire of frenzied protesters of the saffron outfits across Kerala while trying to cover the violence spread by them

Sabarimala women entry: Hartal turns violent in Kerala, BJP worker dies

Traders' defiance of strike sparks violence; may protesters hurt in police lathi charge; at least 745 arrested till Thursday evenin

Kerala on the edge as mobs take to streets over women entering Sabarimala

In Thrissur, three BJP activists were stabbed during a clash with workers of the Social Democratic Party of India

Sabarimala row: Kerala CM lashes out at BJP for violence during hartal

Vijayan said the two women were not 'airdropped' to Sabarimala but went as normal devotees and the other pilgrims did not protest