Karnataka Temples News Today

In setback to Congress government in Karnataka, the Bill aimed at collecting 10 per cent of the total income (tax) from temples was rejected

In Karnataka, the BJP has accused the state government of working against the interests of Hindus.

Muzrai Minister Ramalinga Reddy said the special pujas in Karnataka will be held not only in Ram temples, but all temples.

These temples are a blend of various Southern architectural traditions, yet retain their distinctive style, making them a tangible part of India’s cultural heritage

Bengaluru: Grants to Karnataka temples suspended, but order withdrawn after protests by pro-Hindu organizations and BJP leaders. | Bengaluru News

The Muzrai department Commissioner on August 14 had issued a circular directing all district administrations to stop funding for repair and development works of state-run temples, wherever 50 per cent of funds were granted and the works had not commenced or where funds were sanctioned, but not released.

The chief of biopharmaceutical company Biocon wrote on Twitter that the state has always encouraged ‘inclusive economic development’.

Chief Minister Bommai said that the management of temples is very important

The chief minister was speaking during the BJP executive committee in Hubballi on Wednesday

The Karnataka Religious Structures (Protection) Act, aimed at preventing the demolition of religious structures in public places, has come into effect following the assent of Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot.