UPDATE 3:30 pm: The all-party meeting convened by the chief minister to discuss the Sabarimala issue failed as the government stood firm on its stand. The opposition walked out boycotting the meeting accusing the government of…
Source: The News Minute Activist Trupti Desai, founder of Bhumata Brigade, has said that she and a group of women will visit the Sabarimala temple on November 17. Temple activist Rahul Easwar has promised to…
By Chitwan Kaur Leader of Opposition in Karnataka Assembly, BS Yeddyurappa, on Thursday blamed the Kerala government for being unable to approach the Supreme Court to stop the entry of women into the Sabarimala temple,…
210 people involved in the Sabarimala violence have been identified by the Kerala Police
TDB will not file review or report on SC’s petition unless asked for. Kerala CM agrees.
Two petitions were filed to initiate contempt of court proceedings against the people whoblocked women from entering the Sabarimala temple after SC judgement
Sabarimala protests turned ugly as journalists were attacked by mobs while tribeswomen staged a separate protest against the government’s decision.