Devotees suffer as Shri Tuljapur temple management fails to provide sunshade and drinking water
Ill-effects of the Government taking control of the Hindu temples. To stop this, the temples should be handed over to the devotees.
Ill-effects of the Government taking control of the Hindu temples. To stop this, the temples should be handed over to the devotees.
Surajya Abhiyan of Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) filed a complaint with the Chief Minister, Dy Chief Ministers and Chief Secretary on 27th September 2023.
No action has been taken against the trustees of Devasthan responsible.
Members of BJP and Janata Dal (Secular) objected to the Bill when Dy Chairman M K Pranesh of SLC demanded voice voting.
The bill empowers the Government to collect tax from temples. As per its provisions if the revenue of a Hindu temple exceeds Rs 1 crore, the Government can levy a tax of 10% on it
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Funds flow into the temple through various channels and it is crucial to utilise them judiciously.
Decisions were taken about implementing a dress code in temples and displaying boards with matter imparting knowledge on Dharma.
HJS members Rhushikesh Gurjar and Babasaheb Bhopale did compeering of the programme.
Many financial boards and development corporations of the Government have gone bankrupt due to corruption.