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D.Chandrasekar,Advocate,

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Right to Information is a fundamental right that

every citizen has. Basically, the RTI gives the citizen

all the information that the citizen want about the Gov-

ernment and what they are doing with the tax money.

Right to Information ghts corruption by opening

governance to public participation and scrutiny. RTI

addresses corruption at the national and local levels.

Its a silent revolution in checking corruption across

the country. The RTI act has made the inner workingof the Government transparent. When the average

citizen learns to use this act, he can change the coun-

try. The RTI Act has given lot of power that the citizen

can and must use. For example, if a citizen asks for a

phone line or a water connection, if he uses the RTI

Act, he can get his work done quickly. The citizen will

not have to make 15 trips to the Government ofces

and bribe and beg the ofcials to get his work done.

RTI has changed all that. Even if the roads outside the

house terrible or a problem of un-hygiene in the area,

RTI will help the citizen solve the problem. Generally,

if a citizen go into a Government ofce and demands

why his work has not been done, they will not entertain

him or might even throw him out. RTI being a law, itbecomes harder to do this. If they do not give the citi-

zen the information he want, they have broken a law

and can be punished for it.

Who will give information that is sought for?

One or more ofcers in every Government De-

partment have been made Public Information Ofc-

ers (PIO) under section.5 of the RTI Act. If the citizen

wants some information, he needs to le an applica-

tion with the PIO. The PIOs are responsible for col-

lecting information wanted by the citizen and provide

that information to him. Also, several ofcers have

been appointed as Assistant Public Information Ofc-

ers (APIOs). Their job is only to accept applications

from the public and forward it to the right PIO.Can the PIO refuse to give me information?

A PIO can refuse information on certain subjects

which is provided in Sec.8 of RTI Act. These include

information received in condence from foreign gov-

ernments, information prejudicial to security, strategic,

scientic or economic interests of the country, breach

of privilege of legislatures, etc. For an average citizen

the information he will be looking mostly will not come

under these categories, so the PIO cannot refuse to

give information. Every application that is received by

the PIO will be duly acknowledged.

For getting information, the citizen has to pay

charges per page of information provided by the De-

partment. The charges mostly are Rs.1.50 or Rs.2/-per page. It is different for different states. Similarly,

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Hindu places of worship. called temples. are founded by HinduKings., Rajahs, Great saint, and religious minded god worshippers

during the last seven centuries. Most of the temples in TamilNadu

were built thousand of years ago and the kalassams on the top of the

temple gopuram is made of valuable metals/ These metals are now are

valued crores of rupees. The temple so founded in ancient times were

gifted with substantial properties/ To manage these properties and to

carry on the administration of temples trusts were created. Those who

founded these temples became Hereditary trustee. With the passage

of time. constant invasion of our land by foreigners and with politics

taking root in these areas. temple properties were slowly eaten by third

parties and there was need to seek money even to maintain the temple

poojas. It was the time when there was united Madras province and

Madras province consisted of THE PRESENT Tamil Nadu, Andra,

Orrisa, Kannada and Kerala States.

Therefore for the rst time it was thought that an enactment is

required to protect the temple properties / When the Panama Raja ad-

ministration came to ofce under the 1919 Government of Indian Act.

s comprehensive law was enabled and a Hindu Religious Endowments

Board was constituted under the Hindu Religious Endowment Act

1927. Presidents were appointed as President of the Hindu Religious

Endowments Act. Government gave repayable grants to the Board to

carry on the religious functions in temples and the advances made by

the Government gave repayable grants to the Board to carry on thereligious functions in temples and the advances made by the Govern-

ment were repaid to Government Inter. The concept and draft of the

Hindu Religious Endowments Act was the result of R.V.Krishnan Ayyar

who was then the Secretary of the Madras Legislative Council. When

Sri.T.M.Narayanswamy Pillai, who was a criminal lawyers from Trichi

became the President of the Hindu Religious Endowments Board. he

thought there should be some sort of state central of the administra-

tion of the religious institutions. It was a time when there was British

Administration in 1040. It was the time when R.V.Krishnan Ayyar was

secretary to government in charge of Education and public health and

the Endowments Board came under his control. Narayanaswamy Pillai;

ADMINISTRATION OF

HINDU TEMPLES

Dr.R.K.BALASUBRAMANIAMSenior ADVOCATE

Dr. R. K. Balasubramaniam has born on 02.04.1928, EnglishCalendar and 7th March Tamil Calendar Mr. Balasubramaniamcompleted 86 and entering 87. He has made massive contributionfor the correct parliamentary system and he is considered and expertparliamentary law. Even today write articles to magazine and papersand he is quiet alert. Large numbers of parliamentarians, legislatorsand public are come to him for consultations. He is also writtennumber of books on law.

Lawyers Line wishes him a long healthy and prosperous life andfull of useful society.

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prevailed on the Government, to examine how

best the administration can be brought under

the control of the Government. The Madras

Government then appointed R.V.Krishnan

Ayyar was the special Ofcer to examine the

issue . It was in 1941, R.V.Krishnan Ayyar

recommended that there can be a direct

control over the administration of Hindu

Religious Institution and there should be a

Area Committee to be constituted to select

the Trustees for the temple and to manage

the temples. The Government accepted the

report of R.V.Krishna Ayyar and constituted

a committee with Sir P.Venkatrama Rao,

former judge of the Madras High Court,

Rajah Sir Muthia Chettiar as member and

R.V.KrishnaAyyar as Member Secretary. The

then President of the Religious Endowments

Board. T.M.ChenniaPillai was directed to co-

ordinate with the committees. It was the time

C.Raajagopalachari Ministry resigned in thewake of the Congress Resolution asking the

Constars Ministry to resign and the Congress

refused to co-operate with the British in the

Second World war with the British Govern-

ment. Madras Province was then under the

Governors rule. The government passed order

some time in 1945 converting the Religious

Endowments Board into an Hindu Religious

administration department and appointed

T.M.Chenniah Pillai as the Commissioner

of the Hindu Religious endowments depart-

ment.After India became independent ,Hindu

Religious endowments department, was

enlarged and made into an Hindu Religious

Endowments and Charitable administration

Department. Thus charitable institutions who

are not religious in character was brought

under the control of this administration De-

partment. After the congress faced reverse in

the elections and other parties came to power,

Hereditary Trustees were removed and the

government took power to appointment he

Chair Person for the trustees. With political

power taking over the administration of the

Hindu Religious and Charitable endowments,

persons not religiously inclines were made

Chairperson and members of these temples.

Thus a division was made between the admin-

istration of the funds of the temples and the

administrate on of the rituals in the temple.

But slowly, interventions and interfearances

has crept ion the temple administration. The

temple administration has now become an

income earning department. as any other de-partment of government. Under this act all the

religious institutions come under the control

of the department and if any one seeks that

the temple is his family one, he should le an

application to the HRCE administration and

get an judicial order to it> the is a judicial

commissioner functioning under the ant as

part of the HRCE administration. One should

get an order that a particular temple is outside

the scope of the HRCE Act.

Of that person who have no belief and

who have no faith in God are being appointed

as the Trustees of the temples. This is totally

wrong. Only Hindus who have faith in god

should be asked to trustees of temples. Only

those people will do the duty with devotion

to god. Of late I am told that J.Jayalalitha

amma Government has issued orders that

only those who have faith in God should be

made trustees of temples. This is correct.

The Hindu Religious Endowments Act

has abolished the Devadasi system,-when

girls are made to dance before idols whenthey are taken out. But now the temples are

accommodating not only music but dances

also. Such performance inside the temple

makes it difcult to worshippers and the

crowds which come to attend these music

and dance performances disturb the wor-

shippers.

Religious institutions are divided into

regular religious institutions where any per-

son can worship and there are denominational

institutions which is managed by only those

denomination group. In these temples visitorsmay be regulated. But still they are answer-

able to the department.

In English History, Martin Luther op-

posed the Roman Church during the time

when Henry the Eight was the King of

England It was he time when Thomas Wolcy

was the Prime Minister for Henry the Eight.

Wolcy wrote a book strongly criticising

other and praising the Roman Church. Wolsy

published the book in the name of the King

of England Henry the Eidth The Roman

Church was impressed about the publica-

tion and thus conferred on Henry the Edith

the title of DEFENDER OF THE FAITH.

This title is hereditary and even to day the

British Queen so referred to as, Queens of

England Defender of the Faith. Thus it was

R.V.Krishna Ayyar who conceived the idea of

a legislation to protect the properties of Hindu

temples .Who as special ofcer examined

the Hindu Religious Endowments act and

wanted steps to be taken to safeguard the

properties of temples and thus R.V.KrisnaAyyar should be considered as the Defender

of the Hindu Faith.


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