1907–1908 — Additional Rs. 50 Monthly Cash Grant to Baba Budan Dargah
Government Order dated 21 December 1907 · Effective 1 July 1908
ARCHIVE ID: BD-TAS-1907/08-01The archival record
This entry presents a Government of Mysore Muzrai proceeding concerning financial support for the Baba Budan institution. The order is numbered 2927–30, Muzrai F. 33 of 1901 and dated 21 December 1907. The surviving printed proceedings explain the relationship between an earlier monthly grant and an additional grant sanctioned to support the institution’s expenses.
What the government order records
The order states that an earlier Rs. 50 per month cash grant had been sanctioned in August 1901 to supplement income from the Inam village of Suraguppe. It describes the institution’s expenses associated with pilgrims and worshippers.
After considering a further representation, the government sanctioned an additional Rs. 50 per month with effect from 1 July 1908. The proceeding also discusses accounting arrangements and registration of the additional grant in the institution’s name.
Inam revenue, expenditure and administration
The proceedings connect the cash allowance to questions about Inam income, the maintenance of the institution and the costs of receiving pilgrims. They also distinguish the institution’s grant from claims made about an individual Sajjada’s personal expenses. These administrative observations should be read in their historical context, not treated as a determination of present-day ownership or title.
The final pages in the supplied PDF include a proceeding cover dated 21 December 1907, providing a useful companion reference to the printed order itself.
Original government proceedings — facsimiles
These three photographs reproduce PDF pages 41–43 from the supplied archival compilation. Select an image to open the full-resolution scan.



Source and editorial note
Source: Government of His Highness the Maharaja of Mysore, Muzrai Proceedings, Government Order No. 2927–30, Muzrai F. 33 of 1901, dated 21 December 1907; supplied 43-page archival compilation, PDF pages 41–43.
This webpage is a historical research aid, not a certified transcription or legal opinion. Historical descriptions of Inam grants, administration and allowances do not independently establish modern rights or ownership.