Parimala Dhata writes about India’s rich tapestry of faiths and beliefs & faiths and her first-hand experience in participating in the Walk of Hope 2015-16.
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About Manav Ekta Mission
Muslims postpone Eid celebrations as a goodwill gesture
A special story of inter-faith harmony is emerging from the land of saints, Lonad, in Maharashtra.
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From Confrontation to Cooperation in South Asia: Lessons from Sikhism and Sufism
Much can be learned from the centuries-old relationship between Sufism and Sikhism.
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Jews & Muslims come together for a Prayer of Peace
On 3rd May 2015, a group of Jews & Muslims assembled at the Santa Monica Beach in Los Angeles and performed their prayers together publicly.
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A woman’s endeavour to protect women and girls in a Kanpur slum gives a fillip to community sanitation
Radha Verma’s endeavour to protect women and girls in a Kanpur slum just by building toilets for them.
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Why does the son of a Hindu Brahmin fast during the Muslim month of Ramadhaan?
I am the elder son of religious but liberal Hindu Brahmin parents and realize that my fasting during the month that Muslims around the world fast is unusual.
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17-year-old girl works 9 jobs, supports brother with cancer & scores 85% in Exams
Strained between taking care of her father at home and visits to the hospital, Shalini still somehow managed to put up a brave front.
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Congress, BJP back spiritual leader walking across the country to promote communal harmony
The organizers say that the walk is completely apolitical and is not affiliated to any religious organization.
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The Walk Of Hope | How It Began And What It Means – by Sri M
The Walk of Hope is not just about me; all the padayatris have an equally important role to play in this nation-building initiative.
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The Experience of Oneness in Prayer
‘Five’ sums up the essence of a universal truth quite beautifully — Ekam Sat Vipra Bahudha Vadanti – ‘The truth is one, the wise call it by different names’.
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