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Law

Sabarimala: Kerala government planning fortification through massive police force

OpIndia Staff -
Mandatory security clearances to restrict entry and exit to Sabarimala shrine to be put in
Culture and History

Battle for Sabarimala: Consequences, fall-out of Communist atrocity, its heroes and hope for new dawn

K Bhattacharjee -
The battle has been won but the War is not yet over. 
Editor's picks

The Judiciary is the new ideological battleground which is being exploited by career ‘activists’

K Bhattacharjee -
The judicial activists want to slap their morality and their brand of ethics on the entire populace through the legal system.
News Reports

Sabarimala stand-off: Activist and devotee Rahul Easwar granted bail by local court in Kerala

OpIndia Staff -
He was arrested on the 17th of October.
News Reports

Sabarimala: ‘No-donation campaign’ initiated by devotees as a mark of protest

Jhankar Mohta -
Former TDB president urged devotees to deposit paper pieces with the writing 'Swami Saranam' in the offering boxes
News Reports

Kerala: Communist govt asks journalists to leave Sabarimala, devotees see conspiracy to desecrate temple

OpIndia Staff -
The devotees believe that state government may use force to remove devotees from the shrine and allow few women to enter the temple.
News Reports

Sabarimala: HMO had warned Kerala govt about Left Wing Extremist groups instigating violence

Jhankar Mohta -
Questions were raised whether the Communist government of Kerala was more than happy to allow Hindu religious sentiments to be hurt
Law

Sabarimala: Despite protests, Kerala CM decides not to file review petition, assures implementation of SC order

OpIndia Staff -
The Travancore Devaswom Board, the Pandalam Royal Family and the Tanthris of the temple had all opposed the petition in the Supreme Court.
Law

Review petition filed in Supreme Court against verdict allowing women’s entry in Sabarimala

OpIndia Staff -
Earlier, the priests and the Pandalam royal family had refused to hold talks with the leftist government of Kerala.
Law

Sabarimala: Priests, Pandalam royal family cite lack of intent from Kerala government, reject talks

OpIndia Staff -
The Kerala government had invited to hold talks with the concerned stakeholders after it had faced severe backlash for its decision to implement the order of the top court and not to file a review petition.
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