Sabarimala Verdict  

Several Ayyappa devotees blocked state and national highways in various parts of Kerala to protest against the recent Supreme Court verdict on women’s entry into the temple.

The Board has also planned to set up a new 'viripandal' (dormitory), which can accommodate at least 10,000 people, considering the influx of women devotees.

After a meeting with Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan in Thiruvananthapuram, Padmakumar told that the TDB would ask 100 acres of forest land from the Centre to provide more facilities for devotees as part of implementing the apex court order.
 

Women take oath in Gangadeeswarar Temple, Purasaiwalkam, Chennai, staying they will not enter the Sabarimala temple in Kerala.

The photograph was about a chorunu ceremony of the grand-daughter of the former Devaswom Board commissioner Chandrika
 

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

Supreme Court, in its landmark judgment, put an end to centuries-old tradition banning women of menstruating age from entering Kerala's most famous temple Sabarimala. From Kamal Haasan to Jayamala, here are their reactions on Sabarimala verdict.