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. Read more »
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. Read more »
There should be no involvement of the state in religion, which should be left to individuals and religious groups. In fact, that is so with non-Hindu religions in India. But Hindu temples are under the control of an interfering state, with disastrous results. Read more »
TEMPLES have always been a milking cow for politicians in Kerala, especially CPM. Unlike in most states, Kerala temples are governed by State government through Devaswom Board (Temple Boards). VHP have protested CPM’s Devaswom (Temple) Bill. Read more »
The elected “Secular” Government of Kerala has passed a legislative Bill and has taken over only Hindu temples, trusts, their asserts and donations and endovements given by Hindu devotees, and entrusted their ownership, management and control to specially constituted statutory bodies Read more »
Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala): Sasi Sampson a converted Christian took charge as per the interest of certain vested interests who dreamt the destruction of Temple. Read more »
Kochi: Earlier, talking to newspersons, Mr Krishnan said there was no demand from women in Kerala to enter the Sabarimala temple.
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Men are also not allowed to enter the temple, known for its rigid customs and practices, wearing pants and shirts. Read more »
Thiruvananthapuram (India):At present, only those who are Hindus “by birth” are being allowed into many temples. Read more »
The Guruvayur Devaswom Managing Committee may have apologised for the purification issue but the temple thantri (head priest) on Wednesday said he did not regret his decision to conduct the punyaham ritual following a visit to the temple by Union Minister Vayalar Ravi’s son Ravikrishna. Read more »
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