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REVENUE COLLECTION AT SABARIMALA
Supreme Court of India reopens Sabarimala Temple case ahead of Kerala pollsThe Supreme Court begins hearing the Sabarimala Temple entry case again. This crucial hearing will decide if women aged 10 to 50 can enter ...- Kerala HC orders vigilance probe into siphoning off of ghee sale proceeds at SabarimalaThe Kerala High Court has ordered a vigilance probe into the alleged misappropriation of funds by Travancore Devaswom Board employees. This...
- Mandala season: Over 30 lakh devotees visit Sabarimala, revenue stands at Rs 332.77 crSabarimala's Mandala Pooja season concluded with a record 30.56 lakh devotees visiting the Lord Ayyappa temple. The temple generated a subs...
- Over 22 lakh devotees in 29 days at Sabarimala, revenue up: Top officialOver 22 lakh Ayyappa devotees visited Sabarimala in 29 days till December 14, a significant increase from last year. The Travancore Devaswo...
- Over six lakh devotees visit Sabarimala in nine days; revenue touches Rs 41 croreOver 6 lakh devotees visited the Sabarimala Ayyappa temple in the first nine days of the pilgrimage season, marking a significant increase ...
- Sabarimala all set for Makaravilakku; Heavy security at Ayyappa shrineIn view of the continuing heavy rush, more personnel of police, NDRF and Rapid Response Force have been deployed in and around the shrine f...
- Revenue collection at Sabarimala crosses Rs 104 cr in 28 daysThe TDB, which manages Sabarimala, said the temple earned Rs 104.72 crore revenue after it opened for the annual Mandalam-Makaravilakku pil...
- After a lull, long queues, packed crowds back in SabarimalaAccording to temple sources, over 85,126 pilgrims visited the hill top temple on Friday alone, indicating a steady increase in the footfall...
- Temple collections fall by Rs 45 lakh as devotees fill hundi with paper notes with the message ‘Save Sabarimala’Recently, the tradtionalist devotees started to put paper slips bearing the writings like ‘Save Sabarimala’, ‘Swamiye Sharanam Ayyappa’ ins...
- Demonetisation effect: How the common man is going digital amidst cash crunchHere's a look at how tea and paan shop owners, key makers, newspaper vendors, masseuses, autorickshaw drivers, florists and even temples ar...
- Gold-rich temples weigh monetisation scheme, but 'melting' a dampenerAs the govt seeks to monetise gold worth USD one trillion lying idle, temples fear that 'melting' of ornaments donated by devotees may hurt...
- Religion remains untouched by recessionVatican, the seat of the Catholic Church and a city nation, did face some fluctuations, mostly because the dollar depreciated against the e...
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