Don’t understand why women activists want to enter Sabarimala temple: Taslima Nasreen

Taslima Nasreen said instead of Sabarimala, women activists should enter villages where women suffer from domestic violence, sexual abuse.

Strike in Kerala after Hindu woman leader, on way to Sabarimala, arrested

Hindu Aikyavedi state President K P Sasikala was arrested near Marakkoottam near Sabarimala at 2.30 am on Saturday.

We will ensure that new boats are given, as well as renovate the 216 fishermen's huts which were destroyed, he said.

But she also said that they will come back after some days to offer prayers at the temple.

She was booked by the police in Pathanamthitta on the basis of a complaint filed alleging some of her Facebook posts hurt religious sentiments.

Travancore Devaswom Board said it will move SC on Saturday or Monday, even as the temple opened on today amid mounting tension and protests.

Kerala minister also alleged that BJP is using Desai to further its political agenda in the state in name of Lord Ayyappa.

The Sabarimala temple opened today at 5 pm for the third time after SC verdict that lifted ban on entry of women.

Protesting BJP leaders at the airport said devotees would not let Desai to come out of airport and proceed to Sabarimala.

The board is expected to take a decision on the matter at its meeting scheduled for Friday.