The Supreme Court continued hearing petitions linked to the Sabarimala temple entry controversy on Day 13 of the proceedings, with discussions centering on religious freedom, constitutional rights, and the role of faith in Indian society. Justice Nagarathna observed that Indians remain deeply connected to religion and spirituality, adding that India continues to function as a single civilisation bound by certain constants. The hearing once again brought focus to the long-running debate surrounding women’s entry into the Sabarimala temple and the balance between tradition and equality.


Supreme Court Examines Faith, Equality And Tradition In Sabarimala Case

Sabrimala Temple authorities face scrutiny over a ghee sale fraud exceeding ₹36 lakh, prompting an SIT investigation into irregularities during the recent pilgrimage season.


Sabrimala Ghee Scam: S.I.T Targets Temple Officials

Defying age and physical limits, a centenarian devotee completes his third Sabarimala pilgrimage.


India: 102-year-old lady climbs sacred steps of Sabarimala

Thiruvananthapuram: Mahila Morcha Protests Gold Looting at Sabarimala

The Sabarimala gold plating scandal has triggered a high-level judicial probe after the Kerala High Court flagged serious lapses in how sacred temple ornaments were handled and repaired.

The Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) sent gold-plated copper idols to a private Chennai firm without prior court approval—violating earlier orders. A loss of 4.54 kg of gold was discovered upon return, with no proper documentation or oversight. The court has now ordered the valuables be returned and a full audit conducted.

Sabrimala Scandal: What All Did Kerala High-Court Flag?

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