Supreme Court Order  

Officials said that according to a Supreme Court order of 2009, there is a ban on unauthorised use of public places for religious activities by all religions. On December 19, two people were arrested under Section 151 for violating the law

Apex court directed that NEET-UG exam be conducted by National Testing Agency instead of the CBSE. Bilingual examination will be conducted after the question paper is translated.
 

Devaswom Board is trying to find a middle ground considering it  does not want to fight with pro-Hindu groups, devotees or with the ruling party.

The pilgrimage season is all set to start at the Sabarimala Temple. The Kerala police have been under fire for targeting those going against the Supreme Court order

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 

Further, the Pollution Control Board will keep a tab on the extent of air pollution for 14 days ― seven days before the festival and seven days thereafter

Madras high court advocates burst crackers against Supreme Court order of the ban on manufacture, sale and possession of firecrackers across the country with certain conditions.

The Supreme Court has modified the former order of bursting crackers only between 8 pm and 10 pm during Diwali, following the Tamil Nadu government petition, which mentioned that the festival was celebrated in the morning of November 6. 

An InShot video is going viral on social media where women are pasting posters of Lord Ayyappa as a mark of protest. In the poster, it is written in Malayalam that those who disrespect Swami Ayyappa and those political party members, who want to implement the Supreme Court order, have no right to enter the house.

Suresh Gopi's comments come days after BJP president Amit Shah declared party’s full support to the devotees against CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front government's decision to implement the Supreme Court order in Sabarimala.

Unidentified miscreants attacked the ashram of Swami Sandeepananda Giri, who had supported the Supreme Court verdict allowing women of all ages to enter Sabarimala.