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By Priyanshi Mathur While some people are busy spreading hate in the name of religion, there are others who are keeping up the spirit of a united India. Setting an example of communal harmony, the Muslim community in Karnataka was seen distributing juice to the devotees of Lord Ram during the Ram Navami procession in Kalaburagi. This is one of …
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Asansol’s Imam Imdadul Rashidi lost his young son to a mob when the area was hit by riots following a Ram Navami procession. The next day, at the funeral, he publicly forbade any retaliation and said that he forgave the assailants. This, brought peace to the riot hit area. One year on, the Imam looks back at the events and …
Karwan e Mohabbat’s journey of solidarity through a wounded India https://www.facebook.com/KarwaneMohabbat/videos/648287198921042/ KARWAN E MOHABBAT·THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 2019 There is an evil stalking our land, of hate and fear engineered by cynical politics. As lynchings threaten to grow into a national epidemic, minority communities are learning to endure an intense sense of foreboding – a lurking, unnamed, unspoken fear. This is …
By Nik Sharma We had an unspoken tradition in the nine-unit apartment building where I grew up in Bombay (now Mumbai). No matter who you were or where you came from, every celebration — be it a wedding, birthday or festival — you would always cook enough food to share with your neighbors. All differences and neighborhood grievances would be …
How four youngsters are setting a shining example of Hindu-Muslim harmony If you still believe that Hindus and Published: 15th March 2019 12:42 PM | Last Updated: 15th March 2019 01:15 PM Muslims don’t happily coexist in our society, this post will change your mind. India has faced many trying times which tested its unity. Despite all the tough times, …
Kashmiri Muslims responded by offering concessional services to Sikhs, after they (Sikhs) facilitated return of students stuck in some regions of North India amid mob attacks and fear psychosis in wake of Pulwama attack. Many in Kashmir are showering praises on the Sikh community after a few organisations came forward in times of distress to help Kashmiri students return home, …
By Tanya Jha On an unusually cold March morning, dozens of people scurried about the Red Fort grounds, fixing microphones, checking the stages, ensuring that all the art exhibits dotting the sprawling lawn were all good to go. They were preparing for the Delhi edition of ‘Artists Unite’ – a two-day event organised by an artists collective featuring singers, poets, …
By Nivedita Niranjankumar On 14 February, a convoy ferrying Central Reserve Police Force soldiers was attacked in Pulwama, Kashmir. A few hours after the news broke, another team of CRPF jawans sat huddled together in an office in Delhi, poring over the many photos flooding their computer screens and phones. “There was a flood of posts and photos and videos. …
India is angry. And why shouldn’t it be? Since the brutal attack on the duty-bound CRPF soldiers in Pulwama in which dozens of the brave jawans were martyred, revenge has become the household emotion. Infuriated and seeking answers, people are out in the streets raising slogans and placards against Pakistan from where terror group Jaish-e-Mohammad is believed to take shelter. …
