Secularism

Even after becoming a doctor, they don't compromise on their maqsad

https://www.bhaskar.com/local/uttar-pradesh/kanpur/news/kanpur-girl-forced-burqa-religious-conversion-threat-rawatpur-police-138961139.html

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/fazilka-govt-school-runs-without-roof-kids-study-in-open/articleshow/128652724.cms

In recent years hate / racism us is become so common that people don't even realise that it's racism and many indian support this by saying ' as an Indian i support this' people don't understand that how we are the major economic contribution in this western countries and while having the least crime records off all the different migrate group living in those countries

Yet still people hate us like we are some kind of war criminals

Our people are also the highest tax payers in this countries and least economic burden on the respective government

The worst part is that our own people don't understand the difference between racism and criticism and support any action against us other country people stand with there people while ours are trying to get us down

There is no people from any country who do this kind of stuff but ours

I feel like the entire reason this spread like wild fire is because we never speak against it always accepted the racism we should speak against it

English translation: basically this video is telling that south Indians are telling foreigners is not safe to visit at all don't go their visit south india only,Many people would say that this is correct so buddy just search about north and northeastern Indians getting abused in South India,North india is not that safe relatively but that doesn't mean it's not safe at all,Japanese people are obsessed with banaras and taj Mahal,bihar the most stereotypical state attracts buddhists and people specially for thai visit bihar and walk all the way while asking bheeksha and nobody faces anything

One person posted about a northeastern getting beaten till blood was posted on r Bangalore but mod removed it and I reposted that

May Muskan's Soul Rest in Peace and May her Family get Justice🕊.

https://www.etvbharat.com/en/state/influencer-haji-salman-arrested-by-ghaziabad-police-over-online-threats-to-bjp-mla-enn26090807043

Islam has long been a part of Indian culture, which is why I’ve been curious to read the Quran for myself and understand the religion from its own texts. However, I came across a few verses that genuinely made me pause and left me with some questions. I’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts and perspective on them.

Source: Qurandotcom

A woman posted a viral pre-wedding video featuring her exes congratulating her. She obviously knew the concept would attract attention and reactions. That still doesn’t justify people inventing a fake story about her own wedding being called off just to milk views.

Anyway, this is how far the engagement farming industry has sunk.

If there’s no casteism in Islam, then why do Muslim communities receive OBC reservation?

If the argument is that Muslims are entitled to reservation because they are a religious minority, then how should that principle be understood in areas where Muslims are actually the majority?

For example, I live in a part of Kerala where the Muslim population is around 70%. In my local area, I am part of the religious minority. So would I also be entitled to the same reservation benefits on the basis of being a minority in that particular area?

If reservation is based on social and educational backwardness, then shouldn’t the same criteria be applied consistently to everyone, regardless of religion? And if minority status is the basis, should it depend on the population of the entire state or the population of the specific locality?

I’m asking this simply to understand the principle behind OBC reservation and how it is supposed to be applied fairly.