Thirupparankundram row: Supreme Court agrees to hear T.N. government plea, but gives the State no interim relief
The Bench queried whether there was a prevailing tradition of lighting the lamp on the pillar; the State said there were no historical records of lighting the lanp on the stone pillar.
· 8/3/2026, 6:39:43 AM· 2 min read
The Bench queried whether there was a prevailing tradition of lighting the lamp on the pillar; the State said there were no historical records of lighting the lanp on the stone pillar.
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