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"New Problem": Kerala Law Minister On Sabarimala Review Petition Verdict
Kerala Law Minister AK Balan on Sunday said there was a "de facto" stay of the Supreme Court's September 28 order on Sabarimala women's entry issue and the state government could act only on the basis of the court's verdict.
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Sabarimala Temple Opens Amid Row Over Women Of All Ages Visiting Shrine
The Sabarimala temple opened at 5 pm today for the 41-day annual pilgrimage season, hours after 10 women from Andhra Pradesh were sent back from the hill shrine in Kerala this afternoon. The state government on Friday said the shrine is "no place for activism" and activists hoping to make a statement by going on the pilgrimage will not be given pol...
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After Supreme Court's Sabarimala Verdict, Focus Shifts To Kerala's Left Government
Ahead of the pilgrimage season at the Lord Ayyappa shrine commencing on November 17, the focus has now shifted to the Left Democratic Front government in Kerala over allowing women in the 10-50 age group to offer prayers as the Supreme Court has decided to keep pending the pleas seeking review of its verdict.
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"In Direction Of Upholding Faith": BJP Leader On Sabarimala Decision
Senior BJP leader BL Santhosh today welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to refer the Sabarimala case to a larger bench, saying that it is in the direction of protecting rights of devotees and upholding faith.
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"No Roving Inquiry Needed": On Rafale, Top Court Rejects Review Petitions
The Supreme Court today dismissed petitions seeking a review of its verdictrefusing a CBI investigation into the Rafale fighter jet deal with French firm Dassault Aviation and giving the government a clean chit.
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Sabarimala All-Women Entry Continues, Larger Bench To Take Up Objections
Sabarimala Case Supreme Court: Whether the Supreme Court should review its decision to end the ban on women between 10 and 50 entering Kerala's Sabarimala Temple will be taken up by a larger seven-judge bench.
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Sabarimala Review Petition Verdict LIVE Updates: Earlier Verdict Upheld By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today announcing its verdict on a review petition against its order on the Sabarimala temple case, referred the case to a larger seven-judge bench.
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Top Court Verdict Shortly On Petitions Against Rafale, Sabarimala Orders: 10 Points
The Supreme Court will announce verdicts on review petitions against its orders in two important cases shortly - the entry of women in Sabarimala temple and the Rafale deal. In the Sabarimala case, a five-member bench, headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi, will deliver judgment on petitions seeking review of its September 2018 order that a...
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"Will Abide By Supreme Court Verdict": Sabarimala Temple Body President
With the Supreme Court set to deliver its final verdict on a batch of petitions seeking re-examination of its decision to allow entry of women of all age group to the Sabarimala temple on Thursday, the Travancore Devasom Board (TDB) said they will abide by the top court's decision.
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Supreme Court Verdict On Pleas Seeking Review Of Sabarimala Judgment Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce on Thursday its verdict on a batch of petitions seeking re-examination of its decision to allow entry of women of all age group in Kerala's Sabarimala Temple.
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Top Court Verdict Tomorrow On Petitions Against Sabarimala, Rafale Orders
The Supreme Court will announce verdicts on review petitions against its orders in two important cases tomorrow - entry of women in Sabarimala temple and the Rafale deal. In the Sabarimala case, a five-member bench, headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, will deliver judgement on petitions seeking review of its September 2018 order that allowed mens...
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"Will Respect Sabarimala Verdict": Temple Board's U-Turn In Supreme Court
In a U-turn, the board controlling Kerala's Sabarimala temple told the Supreme Court today that it supports the entry of women of all ages at the famous hill shrine. The board is controlled by the state's Left-led government, which has opposed any review of the top court's September order that opened the temple doors to women between the ages of 10...
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Sabarimala Temple Highlights: Supreme Court Reserves Verdict
Four months after it allowed women of reproductive age entry into the Sabarimala temple, the Supreme Court today heard review petitions challenging its September verdict.
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"Sabarimala Order Shouldn't Be Reviewed": Kerala Government To Top Court
Amid a huge backlash to the entry of young women into Kerala's Sabarimala temple, five judges of the Supreme Court are hearing more than 60 petitions that urge a rethink of the verdict that made it possible. In September, the court had opened the temple doors to women between the ages of 10 and 50, ending the traditional ban. But only two women hav...
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Sabarimala Order Review Petitions To Be Heard From February 6: Supreme Court
About 48 review petitions challenging the Supreme Court's September verdict that allowed women of reproductive age into the Sabarimala temple will be considered next week,the top court said.
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"New Problem": Kerala Law Minister On Sabarimala Review Petition Verdict
Kerala Law Minister AK Balan on Sunday said there was a "de facto" stay of the Supreme Court's September 28 order on Sabarimala women's entry issue and the state government could act only on the basis of the court's verdict.
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Sabarimala Temple Opens Amid Row Over Women Of All Ages Visiting Shrine
The Sabarimala temple opened at 5 pm today for the 41-day annual pilgrimage season, hours after 10 women from Andhra Pradesh were sent back from the hill shrine in Kerala this afternoon. The state government on Friday said the shrine is "no place for activism" and activists hoping to make a statement by going on the pilgrimage will not be given pol...
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After Supreme Court's Sabarimala Verdict, Focus Shifts To Kerala's Left Government
Ahead of the pilgrimage season at the Lord Ayyappa shrine commencing on November 17, the focus has now shifted to the Left Democratic Front government in Kerala over allowing women in the 10-50 age group to offer prayers as the Supreme Court has decided to keep pending the pleas seeking review of its verdict.
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"In Direction Of Upholding Faith": BJP Leader On Sabarimala Decision
Senior BJP leader BL Santhosh today welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to refer the Sabarimala case to a larger bench, saying that it is in the direction of protecting rights of devotees and upholding faith.
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"No Roving Inquiry Needed": On Rafale, Top Court Rejects Review Petitions
The Supreme Court today dismissed petitions seeking a review of its verdictrefusing a CBI investigation into the Rafale fighter jet deal with French firm Dassault Aviation and giving the government a clean chit.
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Sabarimala All-Women Entry Continues, Larger Bench To Take Up Objections
Sabarimala Case Supreme Court: Whether the Supreme Court should review its decision to end the ban on women between 10 and 50 entering Kerala's Sabarimala Temple will be taken up by a larger seven-judge bench.
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Sabarimala Review Petition Verdict LIVE Updates: Earlier Verdict Upheld By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today announcing its verdict on a review petition against its order on the Sabarimala temple case, referred the case to a larger seven-judge bench.
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Top Court Verdict Shortly On Petitions Against Rafale, Sabarimala Orders: 10 Points
The Supreme Court will announce verdicts on review petitions against its orders in two important cases shortly - the entry of women in Sabarimala temple and the Rafale deal. In the Sabarimala case, a five-member bench, headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi, will deliver judgment on petitions seeking review of its September 2018 order that a...
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"Will Abide By Supreme Court Verdict": Sabarimala Temple Body President
With the Supreme Court set to deliver its final verdict on a batch of petitions seeking re-examination of its decision to allow entry of women of all age group to the Sabarimala temple on Thursday, the Travancore Devasom Board (TDB) said they will abide by the top court's decision.
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Supreme Court Verdict On Pleas Seeking Review Of Sabarimala Judgment Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to pronounce on Thursday its verdict on a batch of petitions seeking re-examination of its decision to allow entry of women of all age group in Kerala's Sabarimala Temple.
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Top Court Verdict Tomorrow On Petitions Against Sabarimala, Rafale Orders
The Supreme Court will announce verdicts on review petitions against its orders in two important cases tomorrow - entry of women in Sabarimala temple and the Rafale deal. In the Sabarimala case, a five-member bench, headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, will deliver judgement on petitions seeking review of its September 2018 order that allowed mens...
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"Will Respect Sabarimala Verdict": Temple Board's U-Turn In Supreme Court
In a U-turn, the board controlling Kerala's Sabarimala temple told the Supreme Court today that it supports the entry of women of all ages at the famous hill shrine. The board is controlled by the state's Left-led government, which has opposed any review of the top court's September order that opened the temple doors to women between the ages of 10...
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Sabarimala Temple Highlights: Supreme Court Reserves Verdict
Four months after it allowed women of reproductive age entry into the Sabarimala temple, the Supreme Court today heard review petitions challenging its September verdict.
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"Sabarimala Order Shouldn't Be Reviewed": Kerala Government To Top Court
Amid a huge backlash to the entry of young women into Kerala's Sabarimala temple, five judges of the Supreme Court are hearing more than 60 petitions that urge a rethink of the verdict that made it possible. In September, the court had opened the temple doors to women between the ages of 10 and 50, ending the traditional ban. But only two women hav...
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Sabarimala Order Review Petitions To Be Heard From February 6: Supreme Court
About 48 review petitions challenging the Supreme Court's September verdict that allowed women of reproductive age into the Sabarimala temple will be considered next week,the top court said.
