2 Oct 2026
Temple trust in Mathura to use machine to test purity of metal donations
The Sri Krishna Janmasthan Sewa Sansthan in Mathura will use a computerised machine to test the purity of metal donations. It starts this Navratri, from October 11. The test happens in front of the devotee, who signs the report and gets a copy with the donation receipt. All hundi metal donations will be tested during counting under CCTV. The machine tests metal without breaking it.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The computerised machine can test the presence of 20 different metals.
- The machine will become operational from Navratri, which begins on October 11.
- The purity test is done in the presence of the devotee, who signs the report and receives a copy along with the donation receipt.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you donate metal at this temple, keep the signed purity test report and donation receipt safely, since a copy is also kept in the trust's archives.
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