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An elderly Muslim man sung the title song of Mahabharat, the famous Doordarshan&nbsp;drama.&nbsp;
In a video shared by former election commissioner of India, Dr. S.Y. Quadri, the man can be seen hitting the notes perfectly while also pausing as an indication to blowing the conch.&nbsp;
Soon after the video, captioned, 'Beating the stereotypes!', was uploaded on Twitter, users of the microblogging site became nostalgic.&nbsp;
They recalled the iconic song and TV show while also appreciating the diverse cultural fabric of India.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Watch: Muslim man belts out a rendition of Mahabharat title song

This video of a Muslim man singing the title track of iconic Mahabharata TV show made us nostalgic. Check it out and join us on a trip down this beautiful memory lane.&nbsp;

((PLAY VIDEO FOR 7 SECOND)) Users of social media couldn't stop appreciating this clip of a Muslim man singing the opening track of Mahabharat, the iconic&nbsp;Doordarshan&nbsp;drama.&nbsp; ((BREATHE MORE FROM THE VIDEO))
The video was shared by Dr. S.Y. Quraishi, former election commissioner of India.&nbsp; ((SHOW TWEETS))
People on Twitter, including Digvijaya&nbsp;Singh, former CM of Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh,&nbsp;couldn't stop praising the man&nbsp;
((SPLIT OF TWEETS AND VIDEO)) Some recalled their childhood days of watching Mahabharat&nbsp;and others encouraged to look past religion to the diversity of talent in India, calling it 'the beauty of India'.

In a video shared by Dr. S.Y. Quraishi, former election commissioner of India, a Muslim man can be seen singing the iconic opening track of Mahabharat, the famous Doordarshan drama&nbsp;

An elderly Muslim man sung the title song of Mahabharat, the famous Doordarshan&nbsp;drama and the internet is totally impressed.&nbsp;
In a video shared by former election commissioner of India, Dr. S.Y. Quraishi, the man is seen hitting the notes perfectly while also pausing as an indication to blowing the conch.&nbsp;
Soon after the video, captioned, 'Beating the stereotypes!', was uploaded on Twitter, users of the microblogging site expressed nostalgia.&nbsp;
They recalled the iconic song and TV show while also appreciating the diverse cultural fabric of India.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Mohan Bhagwat: opportunists unveiled violence in the name of CAA-NRC

RSS&nbsp;chief Mohan&nbsp;Bhagwat&nbsp;in his Vijaya&nbsp;Dashami&nbsp;speech says opportunists used the NRC-CAA&nbsp;protests to unleash&nbsp;organised violence

Mohan Bhagwat on CAA-NRC: opportunists unleashed violence Bhagwat: CAA does not oppose any particular religious community Opportunists misled our Muslim brothers via false notions: RSS chief Bhagwat warns China: don't mistake India's benevolence for weakness If push comes to shove, India won't fall short of firmness: RSS chief

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Sunday said 'opportunists unleashed organised violence in the name of protests' against the Citizenship Amendment Act. Addressing the nation on Vijaya Dashmi, Bhagwat said, CAA does not oppose any particular religious community, but those who wanted to oppose this new law misled our Muslim brothers by propagating a false notion that it was aimed at restricting the Muslim population. He added, that using CAA, opportunists unleashed organised violence in the name of protests. Bhagwat also issued a warning to China, saying India's benevolence must not be mistaken for its weakness. He said, the message sent by our leaders with a sense of self-respect, and the indomitable ethical-patience of our citizens must compel China to reform its attitude, but if push comes to shove we will not fall short of alertness, firmness and readiness.

Many buying Tanishq product to take a stand: Admaker on row

The Tanishq ad showed realities and, after the controversy, a silent majority of people has started speaking out against a vocal minority, the advertisement campaign's creator said

More people have seen the now-withdrawn Tanishq advertisement as the controversy also created a "movement" where many are buying Tanishq products to take a stand, the advertisement campaign's creator said on Tuesday.&nbsp;The ad showed realities and, after the controversy, a silent majority of people has started speaking out against a vocal minority, according to Amit Akali, Managing Partner and Creative Head of "Whats Your Problem", the agency behind the advertisement campaign.&nbsp;In an interview to PTI, he also asserted that no one would have expected the backlash because "communal harmony is the centre of our fabric".

New Delhi, PTI: More people have seen the now-withdrawn Tanishq advertisement as the controversy also created a "movement" where many are buying Tanishq products to take a stand, the advertisement campaign's creator said on Tuesday. The ad showed realities and, after the controversy, a silent majority of people has started speaking out against a vocal minority, according to Amit Akali, Managing Partner and Creative Head of "Whats Your Problem", the agency behind the advertisement campaign.
In an interview to PTI, he also asserted that no one would have expected the backlash because "communal harmony is the centre of our fabric".
Nevertheless, on withdrawing the advertisement, he termed Tanishq as a "brave" company that considered safety of employees in the face of the controversy.
The 120-billion dollar Tata Group chose to withdraw the 55-second Tanishq advertisement, which shows a Muslim mother-in-law caring for her pregnant Hindu daughter-in-law, in the wake of a furore online and displeasure among certain groups for alleged communal tones.
"People are going out there and telling us that we will not let this film get deleted, they are sharing the film on their own even though it has been removed. Or there is a movement where people are buying Tanishq and showing us the bills," Mr Akali told PTI.
Despite the advertisement being withdrawn, many people came in support of the campaign and made their displeasure against the online trolls known.
"We are at that stage where the majority is speaking up and that is where the love for Tanishq started coming in. I think this is a normal phenomenon in any country," he said, pointing out that this is contrary to the behavioural phenomenon called "spiral of silence".
Spiral of silence refers to a large part of the majority staying silent because this is a way of life for them but there is a vocal minority which keeps speaking, he said.
Making it clear that the intent behind the campaign was just to show cultural realities that gel well with a brand's promise, and not political at all, Mr Akali said the broader "Ekatvam" or unity campaign of Tanishq will continue.
Stating that the society sided with Tanishq because the message resonated with it, he said "more people have seen the message than if it wasn't removed".

Trolls trend #BoycottTanishq after brand's interfaith promo clip 

An ad film featuring a Hindu-Muslim couple has become the latest topic to draw outrage from people on Twitter.&nbsp;
The promo clip released by iconic jewellery brand Tanishq&nbsp;features a Hindu woman who is married into a Muslim family, performing Hindu rituals.&nbsp;
Twitter users expressed distaste with the hashtag #BoycottTanishq, after which the brand has taken down the promo.&nbsp;

Netizens trend #BoycottTanishq after brand's interfaith promo clip 

Ad film featuring Hindu-Muslim couple draws outrage
Tanishq&nbsp;ad shows a Hindu woman married into a Muslim family
Twitter users trend #BoycottTanishq, brand takes down video

An ad film featuring a Hindu-Muslim couple has become the latest topic to draw outrage from people on Twitter.&nbsp;
The promo clip released by iconic jewellery brand Tanishq&nbsp;features a Hindu woman who is married into a Muslim family, performing Hindu rituals.&nbsp;
Twitter users expressed distaste with the hashtag #BoycottTanishq, after which the brand has taken down the promo.&nbsp;

Rihanna apologises for using Islamic Hadith for Savage X Fenty show

Popstar&nbsp;Rihanna&nbsp;has issued an apology after she was slammed by&nbsp;Muslims for allegedly disrespecting the values of Islam by using Islamic Hadith&nbsp;in a song during a fashion show of her lingerie&nbsp;company&nbsp;Savage X Fenty.

Islamic Hadith&nbsp;during her fashion show Rihanna&nbsp;apologises, says she's disheartened Popstar&nbsp;assures, says won't repeat mistake
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Popstar&nbsp;Rihanna&nbsp;has issued an apology after she was slammed by a section of Muslims for allegedly disrespecting the values of Islam by using Islamic Hadith&nbsp;in a song during a fashion show of her lingerie&nbsp;company&nbsp;Savage X Fenty.
Stating that the use of the song was irresponsible and an honest, yet careless mistake, Rihanna&nbsp;took to social media and said she is disheartened for hurting many of her Muslim brothers &amp; sister.
Adding that she does not mean any kind of disrespect toward God or any religion, Rihanna&nbsp;ended the apology&nbsp;note assuring fans that such mistakes won't happen again.
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Babri demolition verdict: states told to strengthen security

The Centre has alerted all States to strengthen security arrangements in communally hyper-sensitive and sensitive districts to prevent possible clashes post the judgment in the&nbsp;Babri&nbsp;Masjid demolition case by a&nbsp;special court for CBI cases in Lucknow.&nbsp;In an alert, the Centre said that the judgment could have an impact on the law and order situation, as fringe elements on both sides might&nbsp;communalise&nbsp;the verdict. The Hindu reported that according to the alert, many Muslim&nbsp;organisations, unhappy with the&nbsp;Supreme Court&rsquo;s verdict on the Ramjanmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title suit case, were hoping that justice could still be done by convicting the accused in the demolition case.&nbsp;The alert said they&nbsp;might resort to protests if the verdict was not what they were hoping for.&nbsp;

The Centre has alerted all States to strengthen security arrangements in communally hyper-sensitive and sensitive districts to prevent possible clashes post the judgment in the&nbsp;Babri&nbsp;Masjid demolition case by a&nbsp;special court for CBI cases in Lucknow.&nbsp;In an alert, the Centre said that the judgment could have an impact on the law and order situation, as fringe elements on both sides might&nbsp;communalise&nbsp;the verdict. The Hindu reported that according to the alert, many Muslim&nbsp;organisations, unhappy with the&nbsp;Supreme Court&rsquo;s verdict on the Ramjanmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title suit case, were hoping that justice could still be done by convicting the accused in the demolition case.&nbsp;The alert said they&nbsp;might resort to protests if the verdict was not what they were hoping for.&nbsp;

Appears to vilify Muslims: SC bars Sudarshan TV from airing 2 episodes

Sudarshan TV will not be able to air two episodes of its show&nbsp;&lsquo;Bindas Bol&rsquo; after the Supreme Court on Tuesday&nbsp;stayed that airing of the episodes that&nbsp;the channel promoted as a&nbsp;&lsquo;big expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in government services'. The two episodes of the show were to be aired on Tuesday and Wednesday.&nbsp;Terming it a 'rabid&nbsp;programme' 'without any factual basis', a&nbsp;three-judge SC bench observed&nbsp;that&nbsp;at this stage, prima facie it does appear the&nbsp;programme 'vilifies the Muslim community' while adjourning the matter to September 17. Asking can such&nbsp;programmes&nbsp;be allowed in a free society, the&nbsp;bench of&nbsp;Justices D Y Chandrachud, KM Joseph and Indu Malhotra said 'such insidious charges also put a question mark on the UPSC&nbsp;exams'.&nbsp;The bench told&nbsp;Sudarshan TV&nbsp;lawyer&nbsp;that&nbsp;his&nbsp;client is doing a 'disservice to the nation'.&nbsp;The apex court observed that revenue model of TV channels and their ownership patterns should be put in public domain on the website.&nbsp;

Appears to vilify Muslims: SC stops Sudarshan TV for airing 2 episodes

SC tells Sudarshan TV not to air 2 episodes of &lsquo;Bindas Bol&rsquo;&nbsp; 2 episodes were to air on Tuesday and Wednesday&nbsp; Show promoted as expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in UPSC&nbsp; SC bench: &lsquo;rabid&nbsp;programme&rsquo; without any factual basis&nbsp; SC bench:&nbsp; prima facie appear show&nbsp;&lsquo;vilifies Muslims&rsquo;&nbsp; SC to Sudarshan TV lawyer: your client doing disservice to nation&nbsp;

Sudarshan TV will not be able to air two episodes of its show&nbsp;&lsquo;Bindas Bol&rsquo; after the Supreme Court on Tuesday&nbsp;stayed that airing of the episodes that&nbsp;the channel promoted as a&nbsp;&lsquo;big expose on conspiracy to infiltrate Muslims in government services'. The two episodes of the show were to be aired on Tuesday and Wednesday.&nbsp;Terming it a 'rabid&nbsp;programme' 'without any factual basis', a&nbsp;three-judge SC bench observed&nbsp;that&nbsp;at this stage, prima facie it does appear the&nbsp;programme 'vilifies the Muslim community' while adjourning the matter to September 17. Asking can such&nbsp;programmes&nbsp;be allowed in a free society, the&nbsp;bench of&nbsp;Justices D Y Chandrachud, KM Joseph and Indu Malhotra said 'such insidious charges also put a question mark on the UPSC&nbsp;exams'.&nbsp;The bench told&nbsp;Sudarshan TV&nbsp;lawyer&nbsp;that&nbsp;his&nbsp;client is doing a 'disservice to the nation'.&nbsp;The apex court observed that revenue model of TV channels and their ownership patterns should be put in public domain on the website.&nbsp;

People succeed in Bollywood due to talent, not religion: Sena

The Shiv Sena said on Saturday that the foundation of the Indian film industry was laid by Dadasaheb Phalke, a Maharashtrian, and artists have achieved success in the industry due to talent and not religion

The Shiv Sena said on Saturday that the foundation of the Indian film industry was laid by Dadasaheb Phalke, who was a Maharashtrian, and artists have achieved success in the industry due to talent and not religion. The comment in the editorial of party mouthpiece `Saamana' comes against the backdrop of actor Kangana Ranaut's recent tweet that she staked her "life and career" in an "Islam dominated" film industry, and made films on Rani Lakshmibai and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The editorial said artistes from all over the country are benefitting from the fruits of the foundation laid by Phalke.&nbsp;Referring to the criticism that it is dominated by the "Khans", the newspaper said at one time the industry was dominated by Punjabis and Maharashtrians.
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PTI,&nbsp;Mumbai:&nbsp;The Shiv Sena said on Saturday that the foundation of the Indian film industry was laid by Dadasaheb Phalke, a Maharashtrian, and artists have achieved success in the industry due to talent and not religion.
The comment in the editorial ofparty mouthpiece `Saamana' comes against the backdrop of actor Kangana Ranaut's recent tweet that she staked her "life and career" in an "Islam dominated" film industry, and made films on Rani Lakshmibai and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
Artistes from all over the country are benefitting from the fruits of the foundation laid by Phalke, the editorial said.
"Those who come to Mumbai to try their luck in this industry first stay on the footpath and then shift to Juju, Pali Hill and Malabar Hill to build their bungalows.
"All these people have always been grateful to the city and the state which allowed them to chase their dreams and make it big. They have never betrayed Mumbai but have also contributed to the growth of the city," the Saamana said.
"Many artistes have been awarded Bharat Ratna and also Nishan-e-Pakistan," it noted.
Incidentally, the Shiv Sena had protested vociferously against Dilip Kumar when he accepted Nishan-e-Pakistan, the highest civil award of the neighbouring country, several years ago.
The editorial also pointed out that the Mumbai film industry provides jobs to lakhs of people.
Referring to the criticism that it is dominated by the "Khans", the newspaper said at one time the industry was dominated by Punjabis and Maharashtrians.
Many Muslim actors adopted Hindu screen names such as Dilip Kumar (whose real name is Yusuf Khan), Madhubala (Mumtaz Jehan Begum Dehlavi), it said, adding that what mattered was only talent and not the person's religion.
While talented members of Bollywood dynasties such as Kapoors, Roshans, Dutts, Shantarams survived, actors like Rajesh Khanna, Jitendra, Dharmendradid not have any film family background, the editorial said.
"What is the problem if their children and grand- children take forward their legacy," the Sena mouthpiece asked, in apparent counter to Ranaut's tirade against nepotism in the film industry.
Dynasties or `gharanas' exist in the fields of music and direction too, it added.
"These people did not fight the fish while living in a pond" (did not fight the milieu in which they lived)" and "did not throw stones at others while living in a glass house," the editorial said, in a veiled reference toRanaut who has criticized bigwigs in the film industry.&nbsp;

BJP wants to create Hindu majority in J&K: Farooq

Former J&amp;K CM and National Conference patron Farooq Abdullah has claimed that the BJP wants to create a Hindu majority in Jammu and Kashmir.

Former J&amp;K CM and National Conference patron Farooq Abdullah has claimed that the BJP wants to create a Hindu majority in Jammu and Kashmir. In a joint interview with his son and former CM Omar Abdullah to the Hindustan Times, Abdullah&nbsp;senior said that the National Conference opted out of the Delimitation Commission in May as the BJP is trying to divide the union territory on religious lines. "We told the Centre on their face that we do not believe in your delimitation," the veteran&nbsp;politicians said, adding that the BJP "wants a Hindu majority to emerge in J&amp;K and the Muslim majority to go down&rdquo;.

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