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Unifying cultural celebration weaponised: Ganesh processions turned into stages for hate speech & moral policing
Ganesh Chaturthi, once a symbol of shared community celebration, was exploited this year by hard-line groups across India to amplify anti-Muslim and anti-Christian rhetoric, transforming a festival of harmony into a tool of exclusion
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Everyday Harmony: Muslim man saves a Hindu girl’s life after she attempts suicide in Madhya Pradesh
Dewas resident Tipu Sultan feted as a hero
Kerala man takes on 300 km journey in a wheelchair to pray for a Muslim teacher
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Kannan in a wheel chair. Photo: Times of India.Its...
Tales of love: Choosing humanity over religion in 2022
When hate sells, it is tales of everyday harmony that get lost in the clamour for blood. It is such stories of fraternity that not only bring a ‘feel-good’ factor in our daily news, but reaffirm the Indian people’s basic commitment to co-existence, pluralism and tolerance
Sikh family donates land for mosque; to help with building it too
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This is being done to help the Muslim families, who have to travel five kilometers to pray. The village currently has only a Muslim graveyard.
Guru Nanak’s Birthday, November 8, A time to Remember the Message of Social Justice, Harmony & Peace
Image: Amritpal Singh MannA true mark of greatness is that...
How little Arshad held on to Priyanka’s fingers when the bridge collapsed in Morbi
Neighbours, close in life, found dead together in the Morbi tragedy.
Everyday Harmony: Heroes to the rescue – Muslims amongst many pitch in to save lives in Morbi
A silver line of hope as migrant workers, neighbours, agniveers risk their lives to save those drowning in the Machhu river
Visakhapatnam: Muslims serve food to devotees of Ayyappa
Image courtesy: Times of IndiaVISAKHAPATNAM: Setting yet another example...
Everyday Love: When Diwali becomes that much more special
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