Teesta Setalavad talks to Bindu Ammini and Kanakadurga, the first women to enter Sabarimala temple
In this conversation, Teesta speaks to Bindu Ammini and Kanakadurga who share their experience and hurdles after entering the Sabarimala shrine on January 2nd 2019.
Teesta Setalavad talks to Bindu Ammini and Kanakadurga, the first women to enter Sabarimala temple
In this conversation, Teesta speaks to Bindu Ammini and Kanakadurga who share their experience and hurdles after entering the Sabarimala shrine on January 2nd 2019.
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