The Sabarimala Samrakshana Samithi has declared a 24-hour hartal against the CM’s decision to execute the SC verdict. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan earlier statement that he would not go against the court for a legislation of the verdict allowing entry to women of all ages into the Continue Reading
While a section of Keralites are vehemently campaigning against the Supreme Court verdict that scraps the age-old tradition that prevents women under the age group 10-50 from entering the premises of the South India’s famous hill temple Sabarimala, Trupti Desai, as per what she has informed to the Keralties through a Malayalam television channel, is […]Continue Reading
Several prominent Hindu organisations have organised marches across the South Indian state of Kerala to express their deep disappointment over the Supreme Court verdict, which upholds the right of women of all ages to worship in the place of worship of their choice –thereby, indirectly allows women of all ages to enter and worship in […]Continue Reading
The sensation Supreme Court verdict, which held that all women of any age group has the right of visiting the public place of worship of their choice, bypassing the controversial tradition followed by the Sabarimala, the temple famous for its tradition of refusing entry to those women belong to the age group from 10 to […]Continue Reading
In a historical judgment, the Supreme Court of India has upheld the right to women of all ages to worship in places of their choice. The judgment is expected to prompt the authorities who rule one of the South India’s famous temples Sabarimala Temple to open its doors for those section of women whose […]Continue Reading
Congress President Rahul Gandhi, who was on a foreign program at the time a severe flood engulfed the South Indian state of Kerala, has reached the state for a two-day visit. As per a report, he would visit several flood-affected regions across the state in his two-day program in the state. Another report says that […]Continue Reading
The Kerala opposition leader, Ramesh Chennithala, has demanded a judicial enquiry into the circumstances that led to the opening up of as many as forty-four dams simultaneously across the state hours before the flood water engulfed several districts in the state. According to him, the action of opening up of the dams is the reason […]Continue Reading
Kerala was seriously affected by a serious flood and several other rainfall-related issues. Hundreds of innocent lives lost. Lakhs and lakhs of people were shifted to relief camps. What the state suffered was an unprecedented natural disaster. Now, the state government of Kerala has ventured into a herculean task of bringing happiness back into the […]Continue Reading
The South Indian state of Kerala, which experienced a deadly flood and several other rain-related disasters, is slowly getting back to normal. According to a report published by a leading national daily, so far, since August eight, as many as 223 people have been killed across the state due to the rain-related disasters such […]Continue Reading
The capital of Kerala, Trivandrum, which was spared by the deadly flood that engulfed the state lately, is playing an important role in the flood relief activities, which has been initiated by the state government and several non-government organisations. So far, more than eighteen loads of trucks have been sent from the state capital to […]Continue Reading



















