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India’s Heartfelt Eid: where flowers & faith bridge divides
India celebrates Eid-ul-Fitr with unity and love, as people from different faiths come together to spread joy and kindness, in sharp contrast to the hate-driven politics that politicians and police displayed in some locales like Varanasi and other parts of UP; from Jaipur to Mumbai, Prayagraj to Indore, heart-warming gestures of communal harmony paint a vibrant picture of the nation's diverse yet cohesive social fabric, showcasing the enduring power of unity and mutual respect for each other
Baby bowls over India, Pakistan cricket teams
Indian cricket team wins match, but gets floored by Pakistan captain’s baby
Paigam-e-Mohabbat: UP citizens call for harmony
To answer the growing threat of communalism, Varanasi’s civil society groups come together to spread the message of love and societal unity
Understanding Syncretic Islam of Kerala from a historical perspective
The famed religious collaboration is increasingly under peril both from Hindu and Muslim communal forces
Gandhi’s death anniversary: Indian Christians to fast and pray for unity
The Martyr’s Day observance by the Christians of India will be without speeches, slogans on political signage
Promoting Amity in the Times of Hate
An appeal for Harmony amidst increasing instances of vested interests attempting to spread communal discord
Reassert secularism on Martyrs’ Day: Activists
Call for nationwide show of communal unity amidst growing environment of communal hate
Haridwar ashram joins Faisal Khan to decry Hate
Peace activist Faisal Khan fasts to protest the spread of communal hate, draw support from Matra Sadan ashram Mahant Swami Shivanand Maharaj
Citizens reclaim Varanasi ghats: VHP, Bajrang Dal’s communal posters fail
Citizens groups uphold secular values, showcase ‘paigam-e-muhabat’ on ghats, police register a case, serve notices to two accused, no arrests yet
A Christmas Message for We the People
#Hum Hindu Hain #Hum Mussalman Hain #Hum Christian Hain#Hum...
Gurugram: Gurdwaras, Hindu shop owner, offer space for namaz
Muslim brothers should come to the gurudwara and offer prayers, say Gurugram’s Sikhs, Hindu man says he won't allow his city to break
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