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Women Cops Get Rs 1,000 For Right-Wing Leader's Arrest At Sabarimala
- Saturday December 1, 2018
- Kerala News | Reported by Sneha Mary Koshy, Edited by Revathi Hariharan
A day after the hilltop temple of Sabarimala was re-opened for devotees on November 16, the state president of Hindu Aikya Vedi, KP Sasikala, was taken into "preventive custody" by women police officials for trying to create a law and order problem. Today, the women cops were rewarded for their efforts -- a sum of up to Rs 1,000.
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Sabarimala Temple: Day After Sabarimala Opening, Hindu Groups Call For State-Wide Shutdown
- Saturday November 17, 2018
- Kerala News | Edited by Revathi Hariharan
The Sabarimala temple was re-opened to devotees late last evening in the midst of continuing protests in and around the hilltop shrine. Today, a group in Kerala has called for a state-wide shutdown over the arrest of Hindu Aikya Vedi KP Sasikala, amid protests over allowing women of menstruating age to enter the Sabarimala temple nestled in the Wes...
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Shutdown Call After Right-Wing Leader's Arrest Near Sabarimala: 10 Points
- Saturday November 17, 2018
- India News | Reported by J Sam Daniel Stalin, Sneha Mary Koshy, Edited by Nidhi Sethi
Amid tight security and a shutdown call by a right-wing group following the arrest of its Kerala chief, thousands of devotees trekked to Sabarimala and offered prayers to Lord Ayyappa. The hill-top shrine opened for the third time on Friday since the Supreme Court order for 62-day-long Mandala Pooja-Magaravilaku annual pilgrimage. Lakhs of devotees...
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Sasikala Banners Removed From AIADMK Office, O Panneerselvam Faction Welcomes Move
- Thursday April 27, 2017
- India News | Press Trust of India
Banners featuring AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala were today pulled down from the party headquarters here, a move welcomed by the rival Panneerselvam camp. The AIADMK (Amma) faction, however, said the removal of the banners had nothing to do with the demand of its rivals.
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Women Cops Get Rs 1,000 For Right-Wing Leader's Arrest At Sabarimala
- Saturday December 1, 2018
- Kerala News | Reported by Sneha Mary Koshy, Edited by Revathi Hariharan
A day after the hilltop temple of Sabarimala was re-opened for devotees on November 16, the state president of Hindu Aikya Vedi, KP Sasikala, was taken into "preventive custody" by women police officials for trying to create a law and order problem. Today, the women cops were rewarded for their efforts -- a sum of up to Rs 1,000.
- www.ndtv.com
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Sabarimala Temple: Day After Sabarimala Opening, Hindu Groups Call For State-Wide Shutdown
- Saturday November 17, 2018
- Kerala News | Edited by Revathi Hariharan
The Sabarimala temple was re-opened to devotees late last evening in the midst of continuing protests in and around the hilltop shrine. Today, a group in Kerala has called for a state-wide shutdown over the arrest of Hindu Aikya Vedi KP Sasikala, amid protests over allowing women of menstruating age to enter the Sabarimala temple nestled in the Wes...
- www.ndtv.com
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Shutdown Call After Right-Wing Leader's Arrest Near Sabarimala: 10 Points
- Saturday November 17, 2018
- India News | Reported by J Sam Daniel Stalin, Sneha Mary Koshy, Edited by Nidhi Sethi
Amid tight security and a shutdown call by a right-wing group following the arrest of its Kerala chief, thousands of devotees trekked to Sabarimala and offered prayers to Lord Ayyappa. The hill-top shrine opened for the third time on Friday since the Supreme Court order for 62-day-long Mandala Pooja-Magaravilaku annual pilgrimage. Lakhs of devotees...
- www.ndtv.com
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Sasikala Banners Removed From AIADMK Office, O Panneerselvam Faction Welcomes Move
- Thursday April 27, 2017
- India News | Press Trust of India
Banners featuring AIADMK general secretary VK Sasikala were today pulled down from the party headquarters here, a move welcomed by the rival Panneerselvam camp. The AIADMK (Amma) faction, however, said the removal of the banners had nothing to do with the demand of its rivals.
- www.ndtv.com