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Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi refused to share the details of the report with CBI No. 2 Rakesh Asthana's counsel Mukul Rohtagi, saying that "You will not get a copy"

Trupti Desai shot to fame for her activism to make women enter in every shrine where they have been forbidden due to certain rules of different religious sects. The question is whether she wants to visit these places as a devotee or tourist, for she wants her trip to Sabarimala to be sponsored by Kerala government!

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan, during the all-party meeting, stated that it is the responsibility of the government to implement the Supreme Court verdict. The stand was heavily criticised by opposition parties.

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

Hindus should not be deprived of the religious rights that are given to Christians and Muslims. Otherwise, India is still following the same policy of the colonial era of denigrating and exploiting the Hindus.

'The questions asked to the IAF officials were very basic in nature. They were asked about fifth generation fighter planes and how they were more capable than what the Air Force currently operates. They were also asked about the generation of the Su-30MKI planes and the Rafale planes,' senior IAF officials said

The chief minister of Kerala underlined the Supreme Court’s verdict on Sabarimala and has called for a meeting, with all political parties on Thursday to discuss the law and order of the state.  
 

The Supreme Court on Wednesday commenced its crucial hearing on pleas seeking a court-monitored probe into the procurement of 36 Rafale fighter jets from France.

The Supreme Court verdict on Tuesday overturned President Maithripala Sirisena's controversial decision to dissolve Parliament and halted the preparations for snap polls on January 5.

Zakia Jafri’s plea against Gujarat high court’s verdict giving a clean chit to Narendra Modi with respect to 2002 Gujarat riots to be heard by Supreme Court on November 19.

Supreme Court decided to hear review petitions in open court starting January 22. There's no stay on the earlier judgment regarding women's entry into Sabarimala.