Kerala Temples

Following relentless struggle by Hindus, Kerala government ordered reclamation of Panthalloor Temple land from the clutches of Malayala Manorama family, who spearheads the subtle Christian campaign in Kerala.

The struggle of Hindus to regain Panthaloor temple from the clutches of Malayala Manoram family in Malappuram District is not a matter of today or yesterday. The ongoing campaign has been a battle of time immemorial

Newly-appointed Kerala Home Minister T.Radhakrishnan on Friday said the state government would not take over the management of Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple

Gold ornaments worth Rs 2.5 crore have gone missing from Madhur Siddhivinayaka Sri Madanantheshwara temple. These ornaments have been offered by devotees to the presiding deity .

Tension prevailed at Kasaragod after dead buffalo skull was thrown at the premises of historic Mallikarjun Temple, heart of the city. Miscreants thrown buffalo skull which was decaying with a bad odour.

Kasargod (Kerala) : Jihadi Muslims have performed the indecent act of attaching the head of a dead cow to the lamp post present in front of the Shri Durgaparmeshwari temple at Mipuguri in Kasargod district.

Congress Government of Kerala conspires to demolish ancient Shri Gopalkrushna Temple. 50,000 Hindus protest against this move by Congress Govt.

Thousands of Lord Ayyappa devotees, especially from neighbouring states, are finding it hard to find a cheap accommodation at Sannidhanam after the Devaswom Board demolished 19 of the 50 shelter houses and rented out a few others for commercial purposes this season.

Guruvayoor (Kerala): A letter posted from Chennai has warned of a bomb attack by the Al-Qaeda on two of Kerala's most popular temples - the Guruvayoor and Sree Padmanabha Swamy shrines, police said.

Safeguarding pilgrims and the pilgrimage centers is a divine duty and Hindu dharmacharyas and dharmabimanis will certainly do a better job than the 'secular' governments.

The Sabarimala tragedy and untimely death of over hundred Ayappa devotees clearly demonstrates the callous disregard and devilish indifference of the Marxist government’s apathy and disregard for Hindu devotees life.

More than 102 devotees were killed and 100 injured on Friday night in a stampede in a forest in Kerala's Idukki district when they were returning from the Sabarimala shrine. This happened due to lack of facilities and security by Kerala Govt.

Ayyappa devotees were packed in KSRTC buses in a situation which is worse than that of animals. Transport department which boasted about 'Secularisation' of it's buseshad had allotted only 25 buses in place of 250 buses.

Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala): Sabarimala temple opened for the annual pilgrimage on Tuesday evening. But Kerala Govt. has failed to provide basic facilities like sanitation to Lord Ayyappa devotees.

Kerala: Ban on display of religious motifs on special services being operated by the KSRTC to pilgrim centres has sparked strong protest from the Hindu organisations, lleging it is targetted against the Sabarimala pilgrimage.