In Jan 2007 the Communist Government of Kerala announced an ordinance with 33 suggested amendments to amend the Travancore – Cochin Hindu Religious Institutions Act 1950. On Feb 4th 2007 the Governor R.L.Bhatia signed the Ordinance and in a stroke made the Devaswom boards a cashbox for the bankrupt Communist government to loot at will. Read more »
A treasure of Rs. 1 lakh crore was found inside the vaults of Sri Padmanabhswamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala after these vaults were opened to take inventory of the items in the treasure as per the directive of Hon. Supreme Court. Kerala High Court had directed Kerala Government to take inventory of the items in the treasure. Read more »
HJS is running a mass awareness drive awakening all Hindus about this draconian law. We are conducting series of meetings with almost all temple authorities and educating them about the dangers posed by this law. HJS will unite all religious organizations and temples and start agitations against enactment of the Law. Read more »
The Maharashtra Temples or Religious Institutions (Management and Regulation) Bill will come soon in the cabinet. The Government has put forth the reason that planning and utilization of temple funds is not done properly and therefore, the above Law is proposed. Read more »
The Congress united front government running the Maharashtra State, has made it bankrupt and is now planning to take over 4,50,000 temples and all religious institutions in the State. As per the recommendations of ’15th Law Commission’ formed under the chairmanship of Shri. D. N. Chaudhury, the State Government is planning to pass a law to this effect. Read more »
On the backdrop of politicians looting public funds, the Siddhivinayak Temple Trust organized a ‘Temple Summit’ in a Seven Star hotel and the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti protested, called for cancellation of the Summit and handing over of the trust to a council of devotees. The HJS demanded that the Temple Trust money misused should be compensated fully by the Government. Read more »
An ‘International temple summit’ was held on 28th and 29th January 2006 at a Seven star Hotel Grand Central Sheraton, Mumbai. This ‘Seven Star summit’ was hosted by Sree Siddhivinayak temple trust Hindu Janajagruti Samiti found out (under the RTI) what was spent by the Sree Siddhivinayak trust on the extravaganza called ‘International temple summit’. Read more »
The High Court appointed a special enquiry committee led by Shri Vijay Tipnis, ex-magistrate, to examine the monetary affairs of the Siddhivinayak temple trust. The Report submitted by the committee exposed the trust and its corrupt affairs to the world. Read more »
All Siddhivinayak devotees should remember that Maharashtra Govt. took over the Siddhivinayak trust in 1981. Maharashtra Govt. appoints custodians and trustees for the temple to manage its activities. Donations made by devotees in Millions rest in the hands of these appointed trustees. The Donations from the devotees are being misused as per the whims and fancies of the trustees and Government. Read more »
Hindus must realize that their temples are in danger in anti-Hindu Congress regime ! Government of India’s Road Transport and Highways Ministry wants to aquire a land in Kasargod District for road widening work of N.H. No. 17 between Kasargod and Mangalore stretch. It requires 2579.15 square meters land which includes the land exactly where … Read more
