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Topic · standing beatupdated Fri, 6 Nov, 15:30

Temple Entry

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This week’s lead · most outlets

World · 6 Nov

Diktats, boycotts and the fight for rights

AI summaryAccording to the article, 40-year-old Kairi Kalyani and other women from Tallarampur village in Nizamabad district were allegedly asked to leave a temple on Sri Rama Navami because they belonged to the Goud community. The article reports that nearly 90 complaints concerning alleged excesses by village development committees were put forth at a public hearing held by the Telangana State Commission for Backward Classes in Nizamabad last month.

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RelatedGoud CommunityNizamabadSri Rama NavamiTelangana

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