A Division Bench of the Kerala High Court has disposed of a devotee’s 2021 petition over Halal-labelled jaggery used for Sabarimala prasadam, finding from laboratory reports that the jaggery was of satisfactory quality, but saying that the Travancore Devaswom Board ought to have been more careful about markings that could raise an apprehension of conflict with the Temple’s customs. The Board has been directed to exercise due care and to add suitable conditions to its e-tender documents.
The Rs 17 lakh loss at the Sabarimala Adiyashishtam Ghee sales counter was the result of serious carelessness in handling, not proven intentional misappropriation, the Kerala High Court noted, accepting the vigilance report closing the criminal case while ordering sweeping systemic reforms and urging the Devaswom Board to bring in professional managers. Kochi: The Kerala […]
The Kerala High Court, after viewing the video in open court, directed the temporary blocking of a social media clip containing remarks about the Sabarimala deities, holding prima facie that the allegation of scandalous and indecent speech stood substantiated. Kochi: The Kerala High Court on Thursday directed the temporary blocking of a social media video […]
