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Plea Seeking Entry Of Women Of All Ages At Places Of Worship Dismissed
The Delhi High Court on Friday dismissed a petition seeking a direction to ensure that women of all ages and religions are allowed to enter and pray at temples, mosques and Zoroastrian fire temples.
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Blog: A Parsi Woman's Perspective On Being Denied Basic Rights
To every fanatic out there who wants to come between this child and the religion that is his birth right, a word of caution - your karma awaits you. Because God is watching.
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Cannot Be Banned From Places Of Worship, Parsi Woman Tells Supreme Court
After marrying a Hindu man, does a Parsi woman lose her religious identity and access to places held sacred by the Zoroastrian faith? Five judges of the Supreme Court will tomorrow take up the case of Goolrokh Gupta who was refused entry to places of worship after marrying a man outside her religion
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Supreme Court To Examine Religious Rights Of Parsi Women Married To Non-Parsi Men
The Supreme Court in August will analyse whether a Parsi woman after marriage deemed to take the religion of her husband would cease to be a Parsi. The top court will also examine if a Parsi woman can be deprived of her religious identity and rights after marrying a man of different religion.
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Plea Seeking Entry Of Women Of All Ages At Places Of Worship Dismissed
The Delhi High Court on Friday dismissed a petition seeking a direction to ensure that women of all ages and religions are allowed to enter and pray at temples, mosques and Zoroastrian fire temples.
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Blog: A Parsi Woman's Perspective On Being Denied Basic Rights
To every fanatic out there who wants to come between this child and the religion that is his birth right, a word of caution - your karma awaits you. Because God is watching.
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Cannot Be Banned From Places Of Worship, Parsi Woman Tells Supreme Court
After marrying a Hindu man, does a Parsi woman lose her religious identity and access to places held sacred by the Zoroastrian faith? Five judges of the Supreme Court will tomorrow take up the case of Goolrokh Gupta who was refused entry to places of worship after marrying a man outside her religion
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Supreme Court To Examine Religious Rights Of Parsi Women Married To Non-Parsi Men
The Supreme Court in August will analyse whether a Parsi woman after marriage deemed to take the religion of her husband would cease to be a Parsi. The top court will also examine if a Parsi woman can be deprived of her religious identity and rights after marrying a man of different religion.
