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Protests erupted in various parts of Kerala Wednesday against the entry of two women in their forties into the Lord Ayyappa temple.

Two women — Bindu and Kanakadurga — who tried to reach the shrine last week, told a local news channel that they had darshan on Wednesday a...

The bookings have been made through police online portal which got underway from October 30, police said.

"Agitations are unjustifiable," the court said while dismissing a bail application filed by Govind Madhusoodan of Thrippunithura

Earlier, hundreds of devotees witnessed the 'padipuja', an auspicious ritual, by standing below the sacred 18 steps, chanting Ayyappa mantr...

Hundreds of devotees shouted at Vishnu, the cameraman, as he was taking visuals of them protesting.

The woman carrying 'irumudikkettu' (holy bundle) climbed the 18 holy steps amid security cover to reach the temple and have 'darshan'.

Despite all the latest debate surrounding Sabarimala, a lot of people still know little about the temple.

Police have thrown a security ring around the woman accompanied by her colleague, a foreigner.

The crowd which virtually took control of the Nilackal area also hurled stones at vehicles, including the KSRTC buses on way to Pamba.

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