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The Kerala government's stand on the verdict of the Supreme Court regarding women's entry into Sabarimala has invited the wrath of many citizens. 
 

 A protest rally by BJP-led NDA began from Pandalam in Pathanamthitta district and would end in front of the Secretariat here with a demonstration on October 15. BJP state president PS Sreedharan Pillai and Bharat Dharma Jana Sena (BDJS) president Thushar Vellapally led the march.

Sabarimala tantri said that he would meet the Kerala government representatives only after knowing the government’s decision on filing a review plea against the verdict. 
 

Participants in the campaign in Kerala say that they will not donate to the Sabarimala shrine anymore because Hindu places of worship are under Kerala government's control. Many deposit in the hundi paper slips with the message 'Neethi tharanam Ponnu Swamiye' (give justice, Lord Ayyappa)

MP Rajeev Chandrasekhar said that Rs 50 lakh ordered by the Supreme Court is no match to the insult the scientist Nambi Narayanan faced in the false espionage charges. The apex court had directed the Kerala government to pay the amount within eight weeks.

The state government's stand is not just with regard to the Sabarimala temple but all places of worship, Kadakampally Surendran said, insisting there should be no discrimination

Bar owner Biju Ramesh had alleged that former finance minister KM Mani received a bribe of Rs 1 crore for reopening 418 closed bars in Kerala, which were closed for maintaining low quality.

Kerala government has decided to do away with all festivities for one year in the wake of the flood that ravaged the State. State youth festival, IFFK (International Film Festival of Kerala), and several other cultural programmes related to tourism have been cancelled
 

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 Kudumbashree, a women's empowerment and poverty eradication programme of the Kerala government, collected an amount of Rs 7 crore and donated it to the CMDRF

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 Kerala state government has decided to borrow Rs 2500 Crore from the open market to meet the expenses of Onam festival 
 

 The decision bear the cost of gender reassignment surgery for transgenders to was taken at a meeting of the Transgender Justice Board