Under the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956, "Renounced the world" implies:
Sections 7 to 9 speak of a person who "has completely and finally renounced the world", which means permanently giving up worldly life, as by entering a religious order. A…
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Under the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956, "Renounced the world" implies:
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Sections 7 to 9 speak of a person who "has completely and finally renounced the world", which means permanently giving up worldly life, as by entering a religious order. A pilgrimage, a temporary withdrawal or a stay in an ashram while remaining a householder is not renunciation.
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