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Sabarimala case: Kerala High Court expresses displeasure over Kerala police’s excesses against Sabarimala devotees
The Kerala High court has also ordered that necessary action should be taken against those police officials who acted disproportionately.
Rajdeep attempts to insult Hindus by equating Sati with Sabarimala traditions, gets caught in his own hate
There has been a constant attempt by the 'liberal'-activists to demonise Hindu traditions and festivals.
Sabarimala: Kerala government planning fortification through massive police force
Mandatory security clearances to restrict entry and exit to Sabarimala shrine to be put in
No blanket ban, says SC: Can burst low pollutant crackers on Diwali and New Year within time limits
The Supreme Court also ordered the ban on the online sale of firecrackers and put a stay on the e-commerce portals from selling firecrackers.
Kerala: Communist govt asks journalists to leave Sabarimala, devotees see conspiracy to desecrate temple
The devotees believe that state government may use force to remove devotees from the shrine and allow few women to enter the temple.
Sabarimala: Despite protests, Kerala CM decides not to file review petition, assures implementation of SC order
The Travancore Devaswom Board, the Pandalam Royal Family and the Tanthris of the temple had all opposed the petition in the Supreme Court.
Katyayani: Born out of anger of Gods, the sixth avatar of Maa Durga killed the demon Mahishasur
For slaying the demon Mahishasur, She is also known as Mahishasurmardini
Skandamata: The mother of Kartikeya, the fifth form of Maa Durga
She is depicted as carrying baby Murugan or Lord Kartikeya in her lap while riding a ferocious lion.
Brahmacharini: The second incarnation of Maa Durga worshipped on second day of Navratri
She is the unmarried avatar of Maa Parvati
Kolkata HC dismisses petition challenging Mamata Banerjee government’s decision to give funds to Durga Puja Committees
The West Bengal CM had on September 10 announced disbursal of Rs 10,000 to each of the 28,000 puja committees across the state.
