Sabarimala Temple  

Tight security has been posted around the Sabarimala temple in Kerala on Monday as the temple opens for two days.  Extra security has been called in after violent protests last month against women who tried to enter the temple following a Supreme Court order 

The yatra, organised by the NDA, will begin on November 8 from Kasargod and culminate at Pathanamthitta in Kerala on November 13. BJP state president PS Sreedharan Pillai addressed the reporters. 
 

The photos have been released in every police station limits and special teams have been formed in every district to find these 210 suspects involved in Sabarimala violence.
 

Activist Bindu's parents have issued a public apology to Lord Ayyappa and Sabarimala devotees for their daughter’s 'mistake' of entering Sabarimala temple

The Pandalam family said their relationship with the Sabarimala temple did not change every five years. Here’s what MyNation found out:

Vedas hold that women are of Satvik (ontological) nature whereas Ayyappa is supposed to possess sankarshana shakti that is extremely powerful. That’s not all. Goddess Malikappurathamma is said to be the reason why young women are barred from entering Ayyappa’s abode in Sabarimala.

A five-judge constitution bench with a ratio of 4:1 had ruled recently that women of all age groups should be allowed entry into Kerala's Sabarimala temple.

Inspector General of Police S Sreejith is responsible for providing security for women at the Sabarimala temple following the Supreme Court verdict allowing women of all ages to enter the famous shrine.

BSNL has begun an investigation on Rehana's infamous trek to Sabarimala temple. BSNL has further requested cyber cell to investigate into Rehana's instigating Facebook posts.

Kerala Police have asked the journalists reporting from Pamba, near Sabarimala, to leave. The cops say they have inputs about targeted attacks being planned on media.

The Kerala minister said that the royal family are not able to realise that the times of monarchy are over. “It is not their rule now. It is the rule of democracy,” he added.

"I have never been to Sabarimala. But, I will stand with what is reasonable for women and the state," says Makkal Needhi Maiam president Kamal Haasan.