Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Just In
Don't Miss
-
UPSC CAPF 2024 registration begins; Apply online for 506 Assistant Commandant posts, Know more -
Honeywell Trueno U5100 Review: Quality Audio Meets Comfortable Design at an Oh-So Reasonable Price -
Gujarat Targets Unauthorized White Headlights To Boost Road Safety -
Kashmera On Welcoming Govinda At Arti Singh’s Wedding: He Might Have A Problem With Me & Krushna But… -
103 Not Out: S Ramdas - 103-year-old CSK fan fondly called 'Senior Valiban' - aspires to meet MS Dhoni -
Rs 44,000 Crore M-Cap Lost, Stock Falls 10%, No More 4th Largest Bank; How RBI's Ban Rocked Kotak -
Exclusive: On World Malaria Day 2024, Dr Shares Danger Signs Parents Must Watch Out For In Child With Malaria -
Escape to Kalimpong, Gangtok, and Darjeeling with IRCTC's Tour Package; Check Itinerary
No exaggeration in referring to an Indian as a 'Hindu' abroad: Kalraj Mishra
"There is no exaggeration if a person living in Hindustan is referred to as a Hindu abroad...a person going out is called a Hindu Muslim or Hindu Christian meaning a person living in Hindustan," Mishra told PTI. Elaborating on this, Mishra cited the High Courts and Supreme Court, which in their judgements, "have mentioned about the 2000-year-old ancient quotes and said that Hinduism is a way of life...a philosophy."
"Hinduism is a nationality ...it does not discriminate on caste and biradari (community) and if anyone levels any charges, they need to study more," Mishra said.
PTI
