Privacy and Policy - Jai Varahi Peedum Charitable Trust

Last updated on Apr 8, 2025

The temple Varahi is governed by terms and conditions that follow Indian laws such as the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, and state-specific Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Acts. These include the establishment and administration of the temple trust, defining the roles and responsibilities of trustees, ensuring financial management with proper receipt and audit of donations, regulating the utilization of temple property, and overseeing the conduct of religious activities for the public benefit, aligning with the legal, management, and operational guidelines typical for such institutions

The jaivarahi temple trust is formed by a trust deed outlining objectives, management structure, and succession plans. Trustees manage temple operations and property.

Donations are handled transparently with receipts issued, and all trust funds managed through official bank accounts.

Regular audits of accounts by chartered accountants and mandatory for transparency.

Trustees will be ensuring proper maintenance of the temple premises and utilization of funds for the development and renovation of the temple and charitable activities.

The temple act, operates, and ordered according to the Legal compliance with relevant state acts governing religious institutions.