Andhra Pradesh High Court directs strict enforcement of 2010 circular barring priests who travelled abroad from entering sanctum sanctorum.
Read Full ArticleSC directs petitioners challenging govt control of temples to approach respective HCs, allowing better examination of Hindu religious endowment laws.
SC restrains courts from hearing new suits or issuing orders on religious places as the Places of Worship Act, 1991’s validity is under review.
Exploring the constitutional intricacies of the Places of Worship Act, 1991—distinguishing ‘Worship’ from ‘Prayer’ and examining its legal and historical implications.
The Bombay High Court has held that it cannot pass an order directing protection of 200-year-old Vitthal Rukmini temple of Mumbai or declare it as an ancient monument of national importance, as the authority concerned has to take a decision on the matter.
Pakistan continues crackdown on Hindu Temples, not even UNESCO-protected sites spared. There is huge resentment among the people regarding this.
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