Author: rinkutai

Clauses (6) to (10) of Section 2 in this Act are not merely technical statements; they are legal provisions designed to weaken the financial and geographical structure of Hindu Devasthans which include temple trusts and endowments.

कुळ कायद्यानुसार कुटुंबाच्या उदरनिर्वाहासाठी जेवढी जमीन पुरेशी मानली जाते, ती मर्यादा म्हणजेच “आर्थिक धारणा क्षेत्र” होय.

A close study of the first five definitions in Section 2 of this Draft Act reveals that these terms, which appear superficially technical, could severely undermine the lands and very existence of Hindu Devasthans in the future.

हे सर्वथा “एकदा देवाची वस्तु चीर काळापर्यन्त देवाची वस्तु” या हिंदू धार्मिक भावनेच्या विरुद्ध आहे.

Here, indecent literature primarily refers to writing that lacks artistic value and contains only descriptions of physical lustful desires and stimulating scenes. There is a difference between the presence of 'Shringara Rasa' (erotic sentiment) in literature and indecency. When eroticism is replaced by perversion, and human relationships or the body are displayed merely as objects, that literature becomes indecent.

The history of religious and charitable institutions in India is extremely ancient. Temples, commonly known as Devasthans, have played a vital role in providing moral and cultural direction to society. In Maharashtra, various temples have been running their daily operations, festivals, and public welfare activities through Inam lands granted by rulers of the time. However, […]

The narrative suggests that land locked under ancient religious tenures needs to be opened up to secularize ownership, protect historical cultivators, and simplify the state's revenue administration.

एकीकडे वक्फ मालमत्तांना मजबूत वैधानिक संरक्षण, विशेष न्यायाधिकरण आणि कडक हस्तांतरण-विरोधी कायदे आहेत (जिथे बेकायदेशीर हस्तांतरण पूर्णपणे धार्मिक संस्थेकडे परत जाते), तर दुसरीकडे हिंदू देवस्थानच्या मालमत्तांना अशा प्रक्रियेला सामोरे जावे लागत आहे ज्यामुळे देवतेची ऐतिहासिक संपत्ती हिरावून घेतली जात आहे.

In Hindu tradition and settled law, temple land is not ordinary real estate, nor is it surplus state property waiting to be redistributed.

The Governor has been given power to alter the boundaries of the autonomous districts and the procedure for doing reorganisation of the autonomous district is given in sub-paragraph (3) of Paragraph I of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution.