Bindu Ammini News Today

From weapon smuggling and murder plots, the many ways Valsan Thillankeri has grown the RSSs shadow in a hostile Kerala.

New Delhi,26th November: Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs celebrated the Samvidhan Diwas (Constitution Day) with great fervour  today. The occasion is observed across the country to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India on 26th Novemb

Sabarimala, the holy shrine of Lord Ayyappa, nestled amid the jungles in the Western Ghats, is back in the news and is expected to stir up a hornets’ nest, even as the Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court is getting ready to hear the plea demanding the restoration of the ban on women’s entry

One move that would flip her life upside down was the daring act of entering the Sabarimala temple.

Bindu Ammini alleged that after she visited the Sabarimala shrine in January 2019, she faced unpleasant experiences from various sections of the society, whether it was the government, politicians, or activists.

Bindu Ammini, a lecturer at Government Law College in Kozhikode and a Dalit activist, was assaulted in full public view by a man identified as Mohan Das

Bindu Ammini came to prominence when she tried to enter Sabarimala temple after the 2019 court verdict allowing women entry into the temple. She has been the victim of multiple attacks since then.

Bindu alleged that the attack was orchestrated by Hindu outfits

Visuals aired by TV channels showed Ammini being attacked by an unidentified person. The activist alleged that she was attacked without any provocation.

Activist Bindu Ammini, the first woman to enter Sabarimala Temple in Kerala, was allegedly attacked by an unidentified man in Kozhikode on Wednesday.