The Kudala Sangama Development Board Act, 1994
The Kudala Sangama Development Board Act, 1994
The Kudala Sangama Development Board Act, 1994 establishes a dedicated development board to manage, preserve, and upgrade the Kudala Sangama Kshetra in Karnataka into an international pilgrimage, cultural, and tourist center. It transfers the control of historic sites, including the Shree Sangamanatha Temple and Lord Shree Basaveshwara Aikya Mantapa, from traditional management to the state-backed board. The Act applies to government officials, local residents, tourists, and religious institutions operating within the designated Kshetra region. This legislation matters because it provides structured funding, infrastructure development, and centralized administration to protect culturally significant monuments while actively promoting the philosophical teachings of Lord Basaveshwara.
Chapter I PRELIMINARY →
Chapter II BOARD AND ITS EMPLOYEES →
- 3Constitution of the Board
- 4Term of office and conditions of services
- 5Disqualification for office of membership
- 6Removal of member
- 7Eligibility for reappointment
- 8Powers of the Board
- 9Sub-committee of the Board
- 10Appointment of Commissioner
- 11Powers and duties of the Commissioner
- 12Employees of the Board
- 13General disqualification for services under the Board
- 14Meetings of the Board
- 15Proceedings presumed to be good and valid
- 16Decisions of the Board by circulation of note
- 17Power of the Chairman to take decisions of the Board in certain cases
Chapter III DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE KSHETRA →
Chapter IV FINANCE AND PROPERTY →
Chapter V MISCELLANEOUS →
- 29Board not to sell any land within its jurisdiction
- 30Certain persons to be public servants
- 31Protection of action taken under this Act
- 32Default in performance of duty
- 33Dissolution of the Board
- 34Control by the State Government
- 35State Government's powers to give directions
- 36Removal of difficulties
- 37Power to make rules
- 38Power to make regulations
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