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Posted on: 14 March 2017
Isn't this wonderful, even if it is in just one school? The India we look forward to. We are many religions but we are also one people.
And where is the Hindu school doing "Namaj" , why is the Muslim child bound to demonstrate unity by chanting Hindu mantras? Nonsense
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Thank you for sharing this refreshing bit of news
Hope we see a gurukul student chanting verses from Quran too..
Great...
Good, but how is this relevant to the theme of the page. I am a long follower of this page, and would request to be relevant. Thanks.
To understand India and know all of our Nation, well, this one birth would not be enough, saying it simply!