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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.

On Friday, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) had said Hindus were feeling "insulted" by the Supreme Court's declaration that the Ayodhya issue is not a priority and insisted that an ordinance would be needed if all options run out.

In February, CBI had filed an appeal against the Delhi High Court decision repressing charges against all the accused

Justices Hemant Gupta, R Subhash Reddy, M R Shah and Ajay Rastogi, who are the Chief Justices of Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Patna and Tripura High Courts, respectively, will be sworn in as Supreme Court judges today

The BJP MLA asked why the Supreme Court was delaying hearing the matter and said that the issue of a Ram temple in Ayodhya is a "top priority for Hindu society".

The court is hearing petitions, including those filed by former ministers Yashwant Sinha and Arun Shourie, questioning the jet deal between India and France and the choice of Anil Ambani's inexperienced Reliance Defence as India partner for Rafale maker Dassault.

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.

Bassi in his petition has challenged his transfer and claimed that he has “incriminating” evidence against Asthana. He claimed that he has evidence of Rs 3.3 crore bribe paid to those mentioned in the FIR

BJP has decided to field 1,000 elderly women at Sannidhanam every day to block young women trying to visit Sabarimala. 

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.