Interview: 'A temple should be open to all who believe'...more...

June 7, 2007

News Security check on Sanjay Dutt outside TADA court Photograph: Arun Patil Interview: 'A temple should be open to all who believe' 'This is the essential dichotomy of the present situation: A Hindu non-believer can enter, a non-Hindu believer should not enter. Should that not be the other way around,' asks Kalathill Ravindran, chairman, Guruvayur Dewaswom Board. · Developing nations can't bear brunt of climate change: India · G-8: PM to meet presidents of Nigeria, China · Interview: Climate change: 'You will have many more diseases' · Special: G-8, GWG, and all that gyan · Image: Protestors clash with police at G-8 · PM at G-8: Complete Coverage · Gujjar leader Bainsla goes underground · Bainsla not to be arrested without completion of probe: Govt · Gujjars already enjoy OBC benefits: Meena leader · '93 blasts: 10 years RI and life term for 2 gangsters · No Pak trip was planned for PM in March: India · Congress meet for next Goa CM underway · Regional parties have major role in Indian politics: Naidu · Karunanidhi-Jaya spat hits TN streets · Patil-Pranab race in Congress for President post · Assam: Gunmen abduct schoolboy · India, China to hold joint army exercise in October · Offer of alternative land at Singur unacceptable: Mamata · Oman cyclone: 1 Indian dead, 8 missing · Home ministry meets over Google Earth · HC reserves order on Bachchan's petition · Bachchan land scam: IAS officer transferred · Accused in Star News vandalism case held · UK race body against new migrant law · US would like to see free elections in Pakistan · Image: Security check on Sanjay Dutt outside TADA court · Interview: 'Why don't they bring a law to allow everyone into a temple?' · Special: The rickshawallah's son who cracked the IAS

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