Tag: Women

The victim's family made a video of the incident in which the IG is seen beating and abusing the two women. Police have arrested IG...

Ladies, take note! In a study of nearly 40,000 women who had given birth between one and four times, it was found that most...

Even as the COVID – 19 pandemic rages on, it is astonishing that even in these times - women, young girls are being raped,...

In the wake of anti-CAA protests spread across the country, the women have assumed the forefront in a rather unprecedented manner. The occupation and holding of the ground by women of Shaheen Bagh has been an inspiration for women across the country to leave their houses and be the loudest voice of resistance, the ruling party needs today. The narrow streets of Shaheen Bagh are filled with women raising their voices against a religion based discrimination attempt of the central government through the passing of the CAA and the decision to have a pan India NRC. It has been more than a month since these women have been teaching the rest of the country the true meaning of a peaceful protest. Their numbers and will are steel-strong, that they remain undisturbed by the local police.

India is blessed with many warrior women who looked fear in the eye and challenged it

One in five women has been diagnosed with poor mental health.

While the subject covered reins of the rulers of different kingdoms, their battles and victories, it forgot to throw light on the women who led to something worthy of an applause!

The apex court took the case on Wednesday and the basis of the previous hearing, has directed the Kerala government for legislation. It has led the government to formulate exclusive law regarding the administration of the Sabarimala temple. The matter is now posted before a bench headed by Justice N.V. Ramana. The Kerala Government has been given time up till the third of January, 2020 to come up with the legislation, keeping in mind all aspects of the welfare of pilgrims visiting the temple. 

The doors of the Sabarimala temple in Kerala were opened for the Mandal Puja festival on Saturday. The police sent back 10 women who arrived here to visit Sabarimala amidst controversy over the entry of women. These women, aged 10 to 50 years, were stopped by the police in Pamba. All these women came from Andhra Pradesh. In 2018, the Supreme Court ordered women of all ages to be given entry into the temple. However, a large bench of 7 judges will hear the petitions filed for reconsideration of the decision.

No later 56 review petitions, four fresh writ petitions and five transfer pleas were indeed filed on the decision of the Supreme Court, and now the court is set to deliver its judgment in the review hearing. After a lengthy trial, the court had reserved decision on the reconsideration of the September 2018 judgment. The bench is now being headed by CJI Rajan Gogoi, Justices RF Nariman, A.M. Khanwilakr, D.Y. Chandrachud and Indu Malhotra. The review pleas were heard in an open court after hearing the parties including Nair Service Society, Thantry of the temple, the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) and the state government both in favour as well against the plea of review.