Page 7 - Sabarimala Temple Row

Can women pray at Sabarimala temple? SC adjourns hearing for tomorrow

The management of the Sabarimala temple had earlier told SC that the ban on entry of women aged between 10 and 50 years was because they cannot maintain "purity" on account of menstruation

40 injured in Sabarimala temple stampede

Police had set up barricades but due to the huge rush, the barricade broke and caused a stampede

Kerala: State Cabinet gives in-principle nod for Sabarimala airport

Presently the only way to reach the hill shrine is by road

SC observes Sabarimala's women entry ban unconstitutional: An explainer

In a 1991 judgment, the Kerala HC upheld the ban on the entry of women aged between 10 and 50 years in the Sabarimala temple

Women have fundamental right to enter Sabarimala temple, says Supreme Court

Women have fundamental right to enter Sabarimala temple, says Supreme Court

Will women get to enter Sabarimala temple? SC to pronounce order today

Women aged between 10 and 50 are restricted from taking the pilgrimage to the Sabarimala temple

Supreme Court to decide whether to refer Sabarimala issue to larger bench

Counsel for parties shall file written submissions that are likely to be referred to a larger bench

Women activists won't be allowed inside Sabarimala: Kerala govt

Currently, women aged 10-50 years are barred; no change in custom till SC decides, says minister

Standing at the door of tradition

Is it right to break Sabarimala's 1,800-year-old restriction and allow women below the age of 50 at the revered shrine? Kerala debates, with much acrimony

CPI(M) says women's ban at Sabarimala feudalism, anti-women

Balakrishnan also urged KPCC president V M Sudheeran to make his stand clear on the issue

NSS opposes any change to ban on entry for women in Sabarimala

A resolution to this effect was passed at the NSS' annual conference at its headquarters in Changanacherry

Government prepared for opinion poll on women's entry at Sabarimala

Government said it was also prepared to call an all-party meeting to discuss the issue, adding it would not impose its views

Sabarimala temple row: No doors are shut for women

Agitated over the entry ban, a campaign against menstrual taboos was launched called 'Happy To Bleed'