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Sabarimala Hearing: Supreme Court says it can test religious practices against constitutionThe Supreme Court has asserted its right to review religious practices for superstition. A nine-member bench is examining legal questions o...- Sabarimala case: SC says it can hold what superstition in a religion is, Centre opposesThe Supreme Court has asserted its authority to identify superstitious practices within religions. This declaration came during a hearing o...
- Woman can't be treated as 'untouchable' for 3 days: Justice Nagarathna in Sabarimala caseSupreme Court Justice BV Nagarathna stated women cannot be considered untouchable for three days monthly. This remark came during hearings ...
- Supreme Court to begin 9-judge bench hearing in Sabarimala Case from April 7The Supreme Court of India will begin hearing pleas on women's entry at religious sites, including Kerala's Sabarimala Temple, from April 7...
- Can refer cases, rule on religious rights in matters of pure law: Supreme CourtCiting earlier orders on the right to privacy of citizens and the right of minorities to run educational institutions, the SC said it can r...
- Sabarimala: 9-judge bench to decide on Monday if SC can refer legal issues in review jurisdictionBesides Sabarimala case, the verdict had also referred issues of entry of Muslim women into mosques and dargahs and of Parsi women, married...
- Sabarimala case: SC to frame questions relating to discrimination against women in religionsA nine-judge bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde is hearing several senior lawyers, including jurist FS Nariman, on the issue of framin...
- SC 9-judge bench commences hearing on pleas on discrimination against women at religious placesThe apex court had on November 14 asked a larger bench to re-examine various religious issues, including the entry of women into the Sabari...
- Political parties in Kerala welcome SC decision to refer Sabarimala case to larger benchThe Supreme Court's verdict that has not overturned its earlier ruling that allowed women in the age 10-50 to visit Lord Ayyappa's temple. ...
- Shashi Tharoor welcomes Supreme Court's decision to refer Sabarimala issue to larger benchThe court said a seven-judge bench will re-examine various religious issues, including the entry of women into the Sabarimala temple and mo...
- Supreme Court directs Kerala police to grant round-the-clock security to 2 women who entered Sabarimala shrineEarlier this month, the two women -- Kanakadurga and Bindu -- had stepped into the hallowed precincts guarded by the police.
- Judge on medical leave, SC may not start hearing Sabarimala review pleas from Jan 22The bench, which also comprised Justices L Nageswara Rao and S K Kaul, said the hearing, which is scheduled to start from January 22, may n...
- Sabarimala: With judge on medical leave, SC may not start hearing on review pleas from January 22The Supreme Court Tuesday said it may not start the hearing from January 22 on pleas seeking review of the Sabarimala verdict, as one of th...
- Sabarimala: Supreme Court declines urgent hearing on contempt plea against authoritiesThe apex court had last September allowed the entry of women of all age groups into the temple.
- No stay on Sabarimala verdict; Supreme Court to hear review plea in Januaryhe date of hearing will be after the two-month prime pilgrim season for which the temple reopens on November 17.
- Fresh pleas on Sabarimala will be heard after review petitions decided: SCA bench of Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi said that a five-judge bench is scheduled to hear in chamber the review petitions at 3 pm today.
- SC declines urgent hearing on pleas challenging verdict allowing all women into Sabarimala templeA bench of Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justices U U Lalit and K M Jospeh was told by a lawyer that the pleas, including the review petit...
- 'RSS leaders moved Supreme Court in 2006, seeking entry of all women into Sabarimala'The trouble started when the activists tried to break the barricades put up by the police a few metres from the minister's house.
- Review petition filed in SC on Sabarimala verdictThe Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB), which administers the shrine, had said they would move the court with a review petition.
- Sabarimala verdict: Kerala government not to file review petition against SCHundreds of Ayyappa devotees, including women, had blocked state and national highways in various parts of Kerala protesting the Supreme Co...
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