Temples and the State in the Indian Tradition: Part VIII
How the Indian state has strengthened it’s control over Hindu religious institutions: The Madras HRCE Act (Act XIX of 1951)
May 9, 2020 M. D. Srinivas
Temples and the State in the Indian Tradition: Part VII
This series was first published on Indiafacts and is being reproduced here. Read parts I, II, III, IV, V and VI. Temples in Independent India: Still in a state of…
May 4, 2020 M. D. Srinivas
Temples and the State in the Indian Tradition: Part VI
This series was first published on Indiafacts and is being reproduced here. Read parts I, II, III, IV and V. Administering temples through judiciary (1863-1925) In 1841, the Governor of…
May 2, 2020 M. D. Srinivas
Temples and the State in the Indian Tradition: Part V
This series was first published on Indiafacts and is being reproduced here. Read parts I, II, III and IV. State Control of Temples During British Rule Whenever any area came…
April 28, 2020 M. D. Srinivas
Temples and the State in the Indian Tradition: Part IV
This series was first published on Indiafacts and is being reproduced here. Read parts I, II and III. Over history, the Indian temples have received great patronage and protection from…
April 21, 2020 M. D. Srinivas
Temples and the State in the Indian Tradition: Part III
This series was first published on Indiafacts and has been reproduced here with permission. Read Parts I and II. The state in India had no power to define or legislate…
April 18, 2020 M. D. Srinivas
Temples and The State In The Indian Tradition – Part II
This is the second part of the series on Hindu Temples, their conception, history, heritage and legacy, first published on Indiafacts. Read part I. Kings were the premier sevakas of…
April 15, 2020 M. D. Srinivas
Temples and the State in India: A Historical Overview
This is the first of a new comprehensive series on Hindu Temples, their conception, history, heritage and legacy. This series was first published on Indiafacts and is now being reproduced…
April 11, 2020 M. D. Srinivas
