New Delhi, April 7 A woman cannot be treated as "untouchable" for three days in a month and then cease to be considered untouchable on the fourth day, Supreme Court judge B.V. Nagarathna remarked on Tuesday.The remark came while a nine-judge bench was hearing petitions related to...
agerestriction
article 17 constitution
constitutional law
discrimination
gender equality
hinduism
india
judicial review
kerala
legal precedent
religious freedom
religious practice
sabarimala temple
supreme court of india
temple access
women's rights
New Delhi, April 3 Courts should not determine essential religious practices, as they are matters of faith held to be sacred by the followers of a religion, the Akhil Bharatiya Sant Samiti has told the Supreme Court while seeking to intervene in the upcoming Sabarimala review proceedings.A...
agerestriction
akhil bharatiya sant samiti
article 14
article 25
constitutional law
hinduism
judiciary
kerala
religious beliefs
religious freedom
religious practice
sabarimala temple
sanatan dharma
supreme court
temple tradition
March 14, New Delhi: Ahead of the state assembly elections, the Kerala government has reversed its previous stance on women's entry into the Sabarimala Temple.The Left Democratic Front (LDF) government will now inform the Supreme Court of India that traditional temple practices must be...
agerestriction
election
india
kerala
ldf government
religious custom
religious tradition
sabarimala shrine
sabarimala temple
state assembly elections
state government
supreme court of india
temple entry
temple practices
women's rights