Chandrachud, however, added that criticism is a part of the system.

Prasad qualified his views with the remark that he spoke as a citizen and not as the law minister.

The Supreme Court last month lifted the ban on entry of women of menstrual age into the shrine of Lord Ayyappa.

BSP president Mayawati Sunday condemned BJP chief Amit Shah's remarks on the Sabarimala verdict, saying the court should take cognisance of...

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

"The version of heads of religious denominations and faith of crores of devotees was not taken into account. The plea by a large section of...

Thousands of security personals including policewomen have been deployed in Nilackal, some 20 kms away from the Sabarimala hilltop, to enco...

A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra, in its 4:1 verdict, said banning entry of women to Kerala's Sabrimala ...

The Kerala government has told the Supreme Court that banning entry of women of menstrual age in historic Sabarimala temple in the state

Reacting cautiously, Law Minister Sadananda Gowda said that the Centre is ascertaining the stand it needs to take in a case being considere...