RANCHI: In a singular pressure, the Deoghar district management has initiated an exercise to identify and collate all movable and immovable houses belonging to the famed Baba Baidyanath Temple in and out of doors Jharkhand, for preserving and maintaining them. The temple houses one of the most 12 jyotirlingas (abodes of Lord Shiva).
Besides financial donations, officers maintained that over the many years, it also won many donations in form of immovable houses (land, pond, farm and many others) which are situated in a scattered method. The shrine board, beneath the aegis of deputy commissioner, has now decided to bring all such donations beneath the jurisdiction of temple consider.
Talking to TOI, Deoghar deputy commissioner Rahul Kumar Sinha stated that he has written a letter to his counterparts in Jamui (Bihar) and Faizabad (Uttar Pradesh) after coming to understand about the houses belonging to this temple.
Detailing about the temple houses in Jamui district, Sinha stated, “As consistent with our information, around 25.87 acre land (pond), which was once donated to the temple, exist in Hariandi and Karmatand village. Approximately, 10.29 acre land is in Hariandi, and rest in Karmatand. So I have written to district management there to get its main points, soliciting for to finish unlawful settlements, transparent encroachment or different hurdles if any in order that the temple consider can take its possession through proper arrangements for putting it to good use.”
Similarly, in UP’s Faizabad, immovable houses (farm and land) measuring around an acre is situated in two mouzas (hamlets) in Hasua panchayat. The houses alternatively are collectively shared through Deoghar and Badrinath-Kedarnath temple.
“We will quickly be sending a staff to UP for field inspection for proper settlements,” stated Sinha, regarding a call taken through Baidyanath Dham-Basukinath Shrine Area Development Authority. “A special committee set up beneath the chairmanship of DC, has been exploring all of the previous recordsdata, documented information related to the temple since one month for this venture,” he underlined.
The management has also decided to monetise all of the gold which got here as donations to the temple over the many years. “Roughly around 2kg of gold lying unused at treasury for years might be deposited in Reserve Bank of India (RBI) beneath gold scheme account in order that it can be monetised for development of shrine board, issue gold cash and so forth,” he stated.
Besides financial donations, officers maintained that over the many years, it also won many donations in form of immovable houses (land, pond, farm and many others) which are situated in a scattered method. The shrine board, beneath the aegis of deputy commissioner, has now decided to bring all such donations beneath the jurisdiction of temple consider.
Talking to TOI, Deoghar deputy commissioner Rahul Kumar Sinha stated that he has written a letter to his counterparts in Jamui (Bihar) and Faizabad (Uttar Pradesh) after coming to understand about the houses belonging to this temple.
Detailing about the temple houses in Jamui district, Sinha stated, “As consistent with our information, around 25.87 acre land (pond), which was once donated to the temple, exist in Hariandi and Karmatand village. Approximately, 10.29 acre land is in Hariandi, and rest in Karmatand. So I have written to district management there to get its main points, soliciting for to finish unlawful settlements, transparent encroachment or different hurdles if any in order that the temple consider can take its possession through proper arrangements for putting it to good use.”
Similarly, in UP’s Faizabad, immovable houses (farm and land) measuring around an acre is situated in two mouzas (hamlets) in Hasua panchayat. The houses alternatively are collectively shared through Deoghar and Badrinath-Kedarnath temple.
“We will quickly be sending a staff to UP for field inspection for proper settlements,” stated Sinha, regarding a call taken through Baidyanath Dham-Basukinath Shrine Area Development Authority. “A special committee set up beneath the chairmanship of DC, has been exploring all of the previous recordsdata, documented information related to the temple since one month for this venture,” he underlined.
The management has also decided to monetise all of the gold which got here as donations to the temple over the many years. “Roughly around 2kg of gold lying unused at treasury for years might be deposited in Reserve Bank of India (RBI) beneath gold scheme account in order that it can be monetised for development of shrine board, issue gold cash and so forth,” he stated.
Jharkhand's famed Deoghar temple initiates drive to identify and conserve donated properties
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