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Top Court To Hear Petitions Challenging Sabarimala Verdict On November 13
The Supreme Court's landmark verdict allowing women of all ages to enter Kerala's Sabarimala temple proved to be ineffective, with the doors of the shrine closing on Monday night. This was the first time that the temple - which opens for 5 days every month - allowed access to devotees after the top court's verdict.
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Haji Ali Shrine Give Full Access To Women, Says Court. Not Ok, Says Trust
Women have the right to enter the core or inner sanctum of Mumbai's famous Haji Ali shrine, the Bombay High Court has ruled. However, women cannot avail of the order just yet - the trust that runs the shrine wants to appeal the decision in the Supreme Court, so today's verdict is suspended or put on hold for six weeks.
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2 Days To Explain Ban On Women At Famous Lord Shani Temple, Says Court
No law prevents women from entering a place of worship; if men are allowed, then women too should be permitted access, the Bombay High Court said today.
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On Mahashivratri, No Access To Temple For Activist Trupti Desai
It's a cause-and-effect routine that has become standard for activist Trupti Desai. This time the Nashik police have detained her along with over 100 women.
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Temple Access To Women Should Be Left On Society, Says Maneka Gandhi
In the midst of women demanding access to Shani Shingnapur temple and other sacred places in Maharashtra, Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi today said the matter should be left to the society to decide.
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Sabarimala Temple Can't Ban Women, Says Supreme Court
Women cannot be banned from the famous Sabarimala temple in Kerala, the Supreme Court said today, though it has not delivered a verdict yet on one of the most contentious features of the famous temple, which claims that women who menstruate are impure and must not be given access to the hilltop shrine.
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Top Court To Hear Petitions Challenging Sabarimala Verdict On November 13
The Supreme Court's landmark verdict allowing women of all ages to enter Kerala's Sabarimala temple proved to be ineffective, with the doors of the shrine closing on Monday night. This was the first time that the temple - which opens for 5 days every month - allowed access to devotees after the top court's verdict.
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Haji Ali Shrine Give Full Access To Women, Says Court. Not Ok, Says Trust
Women have the right to enter the core or inner sanctum of Mumbai's famous Haji Ali shrine, the Bombay High Court has ruled. However, women cannot avail of the order just yet - the trust that runs the shrine wants to appeal the decision in the Supreme Court, so today's verdict is suspended or put on hold for six weeks.
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2 Days To Explain Ban On Women At Famous Lord Shani Temple, Says Court
No law prevents women from entering a place of worship; if men are allowed, then women too should be permitted access, the Bombay High Court said today.
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On Mahashivratri, No Access To Temple For Activist Trupti Desai
It's a cause-and-effect routine that has become standard for activist Trupti Desai. This time the Nashik police have detained her along with over 100 women.
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Temple Access To Women Should Be Left On Society, Says Maneka Gandhi
In the midst of women demanding access to Shani Shingnapur temple and other sacred places in Maharashtra, Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi today said the matter should be left to the society to decide.
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Sabarimala Temple Can't Ban Women, Says Supreme Court
Women cannot be banned from the famous Sabarimala temple in Kerala, the Supreme Court said today, though it has not delivered a verdict yet on one of the most contentious features of the famous temple, which claims that women who menstruate are impure and must not be given access to the hilltop shrine.
