India, Feb. 16 -- Since gaining recognition in the spiritual sphere, the Kinnar, or Hijra transgender community, has frequently found itself in the spotlight-often for reasons that go beyond their spiritual pursuits. While the acknowledgement of their place within the religious framework was initially seen as a progressive step toward inclusion, the reality has become far more complex and contentious. At the heart of these controversies are four prominent figures: Mahamandaleshwar Kalyani Maa, Mahamandaleshwar Laxmi Narayan Tripathi, Jagadguru Hemangi Sakhi Maa, and Mahamandaleshwar Pavitranand Giri. Each of these individuals holds significant power and influence within the Kinnar Akhada, yet their rivalry has fractured the community, tur...