Devotees waiting for darshan at Sabarimala Sannidhanam. (File photo | Express) 
Kerala

Devaswom ombudsman for mobile ban at Sannidhanam

Devaswom Ombudsman Justice P R Raman has proposed to impose a ban on the use of mobile phones by pilgrims on the premises of Lord Ayyappa temple here.

From our online archive

SABARIMALA: Devaswom Ombudsman Justice PR Raman has proposed to impose a ban on the use of mobile phones by pilgrims on the premises of Lord Ayyappa temple here. Raman, who was here to oversee the situation and facilities available for pilgrims, said the proposal for the ban was mooted following the pictures of the Sreekovil of the temple, in violation of norms, appearing on social media.

Unknowingly or otherwise, pilgrims use mobile phone cameras to click pictures while having darsan in front of the Sreekovil, Raman said. The proposal for the ban would be brought before the High Court, Raman said Raman expressed happiness over the pilgrim-friendly atmosphere at Sopanam, Lower Thirumuttom and Valiyanadapandal.

'Sack Dharmendra Pradhan now': Rahul Gandhi demands PM Modi take accountability for NEET UG paper leak

CBSE makes three languages mandatory from class 9 under NEP 2020

Andhra government announces cash incentives for third, fourth child

CM Vijay keeps Home, Sengottaiyan gets Finance; Keerthana Industries; here's the list of TN ministers and portfolios

Weekly Review: Indian markets swayed by Crude rally and Rupee weakness

SCROLL FOR NEXT