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Madurai Interfaith Carol Service Promotes Religious Harmony

Madurai's St Mary's Church hosts inter-religious carol service with Hindu, Muslim, and Christian communities. Deputy mayor inaugurates event, highlighting city's tradition of unity. Read how Madurai stands as a model of religious harmony.

Student Expelled in China for Dissenting Views

A Chinese university student's expulsion over political comments raises serious concerns about academic freedom and censorship in China's education system. Read the full investigation.

UP to Develop Sambhal as Religious Tourism Centre

Uttar Pradesh government accelerates plans to transform Sambhal into a premier religious tourism destination, restoring ancient pilgrimage sites and heritage structures. Discover the revival!

Air India resumes China flights after 6-year gap

Air India announces the resumption of flights to China after nearly six years, marking a significant step in bilateral relations following PM Modi's recent visit. Read more about this aviation milestone.

Kerala Priest Arrested in MP Over Conversion Charges

A Kerala-based Christian priest faces arrest in Madhya Pradesh over alleged illegal religious conversion activities, sparking political firestorm with CM Pinarayi Vijayan condemning the action.

Pak officials bar Hindu pilgrim from Sikh Jatha

A shocking incident of alleged religious discrimination emerges as a Hindu pilgrim claims Pakistani officials prevented him from joining a Sikh pilgrimage group to Gurdwara Panja Sahib, citing his religious identity.

China Extends Saudi Visa-Free Travel Until 2026

China continues its visa exemption policy for Saudi passport holders, boosting tourism and bilateral relations. Here's everything travellers need to know about the extended scheme.

VP Dhankhar: Religious Crisis Always Temporary

India's Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar delivers powerful message on religious resilience at Tirupati event, emphasizing that faith systems always overcome temporary challenges through inherent strength and adaptability.

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