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Between Celebration and Suspicion: How Bakri Eid passed across india in 2026
With police deployments, cattle regulations, housing society disputes and political mobilisation surrounding Eid-ul-Adha, the festival reflected the tensions of contemporary India
Kerala kids show the way to solidarity and harmony
They dressed in an Islamic ensemble at a carol service to show their support for the anti-CAA protestors
Christmas is for Everyone
A Sikh girl recounts what Christmas means to her and how observing Christmas this year means looking for hope in these dark times of strife.
A Mahim Dargah revered by Mumbai Police
As Mumbai celebrates a 10-day mela at Mahim Dargah to honour the death anniversary of Sufi Saint Makhdoom Ali Mahimi, Mumbai Police offers the first chaadar at this shrine, keeping alive a centuries old syncretic tradition.
Humanity over hate: Muslims lay to rest destitute Hindu woman
Daulatiya Devi, 70, whose body was found in a dilapidated house was cremated with traditional Hindu rituals
Half and Half: A community that is both Hindu and Muslim
The Cheeta-Merat(Kathat)community of Ajmer, Rajasthan practice a unique syncretic religion combining Hinduism and Islam
Building Harmony: Sikh gives 900 sq. ft. land for mosque in violence hotbed of UP
Sukhpal Singh Bedi had earlier also given up land for a road in the village
Hindus and Muslims help renovate a gurudwara in Pakistan
The gurudwara in Pakistan’s Sindh has no Sikh population and had been shut since partition
Pakistan sets a better example of secularism than India in these difficult times
The mood inside the Punjab Banquet Hall in Surrey...
Why Mohammed Kaleemulla is the ‘go-to- person for temple restoration
A member of the Karnataka Itihasa Academy, he has helped restore around four temples in six years
The Language of Hate – BHU students protest Muslim Sanskrit teacher
As we watch yet another pointless controversy unfold with a handful of BHU students protesting the appointment of a Muslim teacher in the Sanskrit department, we have to question the big picture.The brighter side is the larger number of students who came out in Prof Khan’s support
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