Ram mandir-Babri masjid dispute

Section 144 has been imposed in Ayodhya till December 28 and people have been prohibited from organising any event regarding the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute

The final verdict in the long-drawn Ayodhya dispute is expected to come between November 4 to November 17

The Supreme Court is expected to pass judgment on Ayodhya land dispute before November 17.

A total budget of Rs 447.46 crore was approved for the complete development of Ram Nagari Ayodhya by the UP cabinet. This is apart from the already sanctioned Rs 200 cr sanctioned this year for carrying out technical studies for building the statue.

Media reports have stated that the RSS has cancelled all November events in anticipation of the Ayodhya verdict. A grand meeting scheduled at Haridwar on the first week of November has been postponed too.

The cases being heard by the CJI touch diverse topics such as defence, religion and politics.

Justice SA Bobde will be the 47th Chief Justice of India. His term will continue until April 23, 2021.

The centuries-old Ram Janmabhoomi conflict seems to draw to a close. The Ram Janmabhoomi verdict is expected to be pronounced any day between 14th and 16th November 2019.

The Supreme Court had asked parties in the Ram Janambhoomi case to submit 'moulding of relief'

In a worrisome incident, an event which was scheduled to honour archaeologist KK Muhammed was cancelled after Islamists threatened the organisers to cancel the event.