New Delhi, Nov. 25 -- The administration of Delhi's historic Jama Masjid on Thursday reversed its decision to restrict the entry of girls into the 17th century monument following widespread outrage on social media and after the city's lieutenant governor Vinai Kumar Saxena stepped in and urged the mosque's Shahi Imam to rescind the move. "Jama Masjid mein ladki ya ladkiyon ka akele daakhla mana hai (The entry of a girl, or girls, is not permitted in Jama Masjid)," said a notice put up at gate number 2 of the mosque earlier this week. The notice triggered a major row on social media, even as mosque officials on Thursday kept girls, single unaccompanied women, and some couples from entering....