The Karnataka High Court held that income earned by a hereditary temple archak from devotees’ offerings is his individual income and does not become joint family property merely because the priesthood is inherited.
Read Full ArticleThe Madhya Pradesh High Court held that a major woman is free to follow her chosen religion and pursue Jain Diksha, directing police to act against any coercive interference by her family.
Supreme Court declines a fresh PIL seeking regulation and monitoring of religious and secular educational institutions, directing Ashwini Upadhyay to pursue contempt proceedings.
Ensure all castes allowed in temple festival, Madras HC directed the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department while upholding the religious rights of the SC community.
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