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Not only Sabarimala: Women are not allowed in these temple

SC throws open doors of Sabarimala Temple to women
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As SC lifts ban on entry of women into Sabarimala Temple, review plea to be filed

Lone woman judge on SC Bench upholds ban on women entry into Sabarimala

Jayamala welcomes Sabarimala verdict, says it's a victory for women

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Sabarimala verdict: Devaswom Board accepts SC ruling, says “We are neither happy nor disappointed”
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Sabarimala Verdict: What the five judges of the Supreme Court said

Sabarimala temple verdict affects very core of temple belief: Rahul Eswar

SC verdict on Sabarimala hailed: “Must keep re-inventing society with values of equity”
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State govt has right to manage Sabarimala: Kerala in apex court

The controversy relates to the tradition of the temple where women between the age of 10 and 50 are not allowed. Those defending the tradition say it is rooted in the belief that the deity is an "eternal celibate" and that women will not be able to complete the rigorous 41-day preparatory penance.

The controversy relates to the tradition of the temple where women between the age of 10 and 50 are not allowed. Those defending the tradition say it is rooted in the belief that the deity is an “eternal celibate” and that women will not be able to complete the rigorous 41-day preparatory penance.

The petitioners, a group of five women lawyers, have challenged Rule 3(b) of the Kerala Hindu Places of Public Worship (Authorization of Entry) Rules, 1965, which authorises the restriction. The Kerala High Court had in the past upheld the restrictions and held that only the “tantri (priest)” was empowered to decide on traditions.

Maneka Gandhi hails top court's Sabarimala verdict, calls it inclusive

it is a wonderful judgement that paves way to make Hinduism even more inclusive. It opens up the way forward for Hinduism to become even more inclusive and not a property of one caste or one sex.