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In Karnataka, Black Magic To Be Illegal As State Cabinet Clears New Bill
Black magic will be illegal and if it leads to death, the offender will face murder charges, proposes a draft anti-superstition law in Karnataka. The bill also outlaws the controversial practice of "Made Snana" in temples, in which devotees roll over banana leaves with leftover food.
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Pejawar Mutt swami says he never justified Made Snana ritual
Pejawar Mutt pontiff Vishweshwa Teertha Swami today said he never justified the 'inhuman practice' of the Made Snana ritual and urged Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda to bring in a law against it. Made Snana is an age-old ritual at Kukke Subramanya temple in Dakshina Kannada, where people with skin and other diseases roll on banana leaves on lef...
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Karnataka may ban temple ritual involving Brahmins' left-overs
The BJP government in Karnataka is mulling a ban on "made snana", an annual religious ritual in which people roll on left-over food consumed by Brahmins to fulfil vow at a famous temple in the state.
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In Karnataka, Black Magic To Be Illegal As State Cabinet Clears New Bill
Black magic will be illegal and if it leads to death, the offender will face murder charges, proposes a draft anti-superstition law in Karnataka. The bill also outlaws the controversial practice of "Made Snana" in temples, in which devotees roll over banana leaves with leftover food.
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Pejawar Mutt swami says he never justified Made Snana ritual
Pejawar Mutt pontiff Vishweshwa Teertha Swami today said he never justified the 'inhuman practice' of the Made Snana ritual and urged Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda to bring in a law against it. Made Snana is an age-old ritual at Kukke Subramanya temple in Dakshina Kannada, where people with skin and other diseases roll on banana leaves on lef...
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Karnataka may ban temple ritual involving Brahmins' left-overs
The BJP government in Karnataka is mulling a ban on "made snana", an annual religious ritual in which people roll on left-over food consumed by Brahmins to fulfil vow at a famous temple in the state.
