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Andhra Pradesh women aged below 50 tried to enter the Sabarimala with others, but the Ayyappa devotees stopped them
 

Sabarimala turned into a battlefield after the Supreme Court verdict on September 28, 2018. Ayyappa devotees question Kerala chief minister as to why he doesn't show any interest towards River Pamba near the holy shrine while he supports the verdict.
 

The Sabarimala shrine is opening on February 12 for Kumba puja. Meanwhile, Pathanamthitta deputy superintendent of police has submitted a report to the director general of police seeking to impose Section 144 at the temple premises.
 

NSS general secretary G Sukumaran Nair said that CPI(M) state secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan has no right to criticise them for standing with the devotees with respect to the Sabarimala issue. 
 

A total of 49 review petitions have been brought before the Supreme Court. The petitioners have also said that the Sabarimala verdict has "legal errors" and the assumption of the temple practice being based on notions of menstrual impurity is 'factually erroneous'.

More than two lakh of devotees indulged in offering prayers for the deceased souls on the occasion of Thai Amavasya

Earlier, Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi stated that Indu Malhotra, the lone woman judge of the bench considering the case, is on medical leave and hence the case is unlikely to be considered on January 22 as scheduled
 

The committee said the police security should also be arranged on the forest pathway because Pamba was completely destroyed in the floods. Earlier, an Ayyappa devotee was killed in a wild elephant attack on the forest pathway to the Sabarimala shrine.

Kinnar Akhara has set up a huge camp in Sector 12 at Prayagraj Kumbh and it attracts hundreds of thousands devotees on a daily basis. The visitors seek blessings from the Akhara members

With the Lok Sabha elections fast approaching, many citizens in Kerala alleged that the LDF and UDF were trying to gain votes through the Sabarimala protests. The double standards of both the parties over the Sabarimala temple has also been proven, they alleged.

One of the devotees who visited the Siddaganga Mutt to pay his last respects to Shivakumara Swamiji was served food at the mutt. The man tried to throw the unfinished food, when a student returned the disposal plate to him and asked him to throw it after finishing the food
 

Shivakumara Swamiji, Siddaganga Mutt's pontiff, breathed his last at the age of 111 on January 21

As per reports, around Rs 5 lakh has already reached the Chief Minister's Distress Relief Fund's bank account through fake advertisement by Kerala government