Modern era

Twentieth- and twenty-first-century history: institutional splits, the movement's encounters with Western musicians, and disputes over land and religious freedom.

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  After 1937: the breakup of the Gaudiya Math

  When Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati died in 1937, the Gaudiya Math split over leadership and property. How the dispute unfolded, the lawsuits and settlement, and the many independent missions that came out of it, including ISKCON.

• George Harrison and the Hare Krishna movement

  The Beatles guitarist George Harrison (1943–2001) produced the Hare Krishna Mantra single in 1969, helped fund early publications and gave a manor house near London to the movement. A sourced account of his involvement and of what is publicly known about his last days.

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  Kazakhstan and the Hare Krishna farm near Almaty, 2006–2008

  Between 2006 and 2008 the authorities of the Almaty region demolished homes at a Hare Krishna farming community and contested its land rights in court. What happened, according to Forum 18, RFE/RL and international religious freedom reports.